Protocol
Protocol mechanics
A transparent breakdown of how fees and creator rewards flow through FLOAT. Every number below is read from the contract.
Total volume
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Curve reserve
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| Total trading fee | … |
| Creator fee | … |
| Protocol fee | … |
| Creator share of every fee | … |
| Creator fees while unclaimed | … |
Onchain settlement
Every market, trade and creator payout settles on Robinhood Chain and can be verified independently — no simulated transactions, no offchain settlement. Creator and protocol fees accrue as withdrawable balances rather than being pushed on each trade, so a wallet that cannot receive ETH can never stall the market.
Protocol fee inflows
Reading trade logs…
FAQ
What is a Creator Key?
A tradable position tied to a creator's social identity. Price moves along a bonding curve with demand, and the creator earns a share of every trade against their key.
What does the protocol store about me?
Only a hash of your handle. Raw handles, avatars and follower counts are never written to the ledger — the ticker you choose is the one public field.
How does claiming work?
A market can be opened for an X account before that account signs up. Verifying the account with X produces a signed attestation the contract checks, which assigns the creator wallet and releases every fee the market earned while it was unclaimed.
Where does the protocol's share go?
To the protocol treasury address held in the contract, as a withdrawable balance. There is no FLOAT token and no buyback mechanism — the creator/treasury split is a contract parameter, shown live above.
What can I see on a profile?
Any address resolves to a profile: the markets it holds keys in and what closing those positions would return, the markets it created, its trade history, and creator fees waiting to be withdrawn.