Revenue
Revenue comes from every product Cubicle runs. Coins launched through the site assign their creator fees to the protocol, which claims them automatically and splits them in the same transaction: most becomes the reward stock and goes out to holders, a share buys CUBE on the open market and burns it, a share goes to the desk pot, and a share is kept. Desks pay a surcharge at mint and burn their deposit outright, which is why far more supply has been destroyed than the buybacks alone account for. The exact split is in the docs.
CUBE burned, all time
Tokens destroyed by buybacks, added up. A count, not a valuation.
Day by day
SOL spent buying CUBE each day. Everything bought is burned, so this is also what was destroyed.
Live activity
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Every row is a transaction. Click one to read it on chain.
Supply destroyed
- By buybacks
- 0 CUBE
- By desk deposits
- 0 CUBE0 desks
- Total
- 0 CUBE$0.00
Only the first is funded by revenue. A desk mint burns its deposit outright.
The buyback engine
- SOL deployed
- 0.00 SOL
- CUBE bought
- 0
- Swaps
- 00 burns
Bought and burned in separate transactions, so the purchase is visible on chain.
Traded volume
- 24 hours
- $0.00
- 7 days
- $0.00
- All time
- $0.00
Fees are a share of this, so it is the ceiling on everything above.