Hold more, for longer, and the fees come to you.
1.Someone trades your coin
Every buy and sell on the bonding curve (or the Raydium pool after graduation) pays a 1% fee to Stonk.
2.Stonk forwards the creator share
About half of that fee is the creator's share. Stonk sends it to the coin's creator wallet, which on Stonked is the coin's own distributor wallet.
3.The distributor pots it up
The pot fills until paying it out costs under 1% of the pot. We check every 5 minutes.
4.The top 10 get paid
65% of each pot goes to the top 10 holders by time-weighted balance, the rest to the launcher and the platform. One transaction, public on Solscan.
Who makes the board
We rank wallets by their time-weighted average balance over the last 60 minutes, not a snapshot. Buying a bag right before a payout barely moves your average; holding it does. A wallet must have held for at least 30 of those minutes to count at all.
Balances are added up per wallet, so splitting tokens across accounts doesn't help. The same holder can't hold two seats.
Who never counts
- Bonding-curve and Raydium pool vaults.
- Any program-owned account (addresses that aren't a normal wallet).
- Every Stonked distributor, platform, treasury and vault wallet.
- Stonk's platform and flywheel wallets, burn addresses, and known exchange wallets.
Launchers can make their own coin's board; it's shown openly on the coin page.
The honest risks
- No volume, no rewards. Payouts come only from trading fees. A quiet coin pays nothing.
- We rely on Stonk. Stonk's servers forward the creator share; the Solana program doesn't enforce it. If Stonk changes or stops forwarding, pots stop filling.
- Custody. Each coin's pot sits in a Stonked-controlled wallet until it pays out. Every payout is public, and moving custody on-chain is on our roadmap.
- It's a meme coin. Prices can go to zero, and rewards may not make up for a price drop. Nothing here is investment advice.