Revenue and the buyback

The revenue page counts what MemeTrader earns, in SOL, in five streams, always in this order:

• Curve — MemeTrader’s 1 % of every curve trade of a token launched here (the fees); never the buyback wallet’s own trades.
• Swaps — MemeTrader’s 1 % leg on a swap through MemeTrader: the board’s swap, and the quick buy after graduation.
• Launches — the Assistant’s kit, rerolls and a launch’s add-ons; never a launch’s rent.
• Pools — what the Fee Key collects from the locked liquidity of graduated tokens.
• Other — super votes, the Pro pass, sponsored rounds, bot fees, and MemeTrader’s 10 % of signal weeks and tips (perks).

A day is a UTC day. It is counted from 01:00 UTC the next day, once the books have read the chain through it. The page’s windows are counted days, never a rolling 24 hours.

Revenue is measured in SOL, in the platform’s own books, from the chain. Not revenue: rent, moves between the platform’s own wallets, a transfer that matches no purchase (unattributed), a creator’s share, and the platform’s own fees on its own buyback.

A payment matched after its day was counted shows on the page; the buyback set for that day stays as it was.

Once a day, at a minute that is not published, the platform buys $MEMET with its own SOL from the treasury: up to half of the previous day’s measured revenue, at the platform’s discretion — some days none.

A budget a run does not spend carries to a later run, so one day can buy back more than its own day’s half.

It buys on $MEMET’s own market — the curve while it is live, its Raydium pool after graduation — at most 1 SOL a buy, at least 5 minutes apart. Every transaction is on the page with its Solscan link.

Bought back / revenue on the page is what happened in the window: a record, not a goal.

The tokens bought are burned: the whole balance in one SPL burn, and the token account closed. The supply shrinks for good.

On the page, Burned counts every $MEMET burned by anyone; by the buyback is the platform’s part. A run marked Bought still owes its burn: the next run burns the whole balance first.

The page prints the platform’s own addresses in full, each with Copy and its Solscan link. None is a user’s. An address shows once it is set up.

• Treasury — where the platform’s payments arrive, and where the buyback’s SOL comes from.
• Platform fee vault — where MemeTrader’s fee on curve trades lands, on Raydium LaunchLab.
• LaunchLab platform — MemeTrader’s platform account on LaunchLab: a configuration account, not a wallet.
• Buyback wallet — the wallet that buys and burns.
• Platform creator — the wallet that launched $MEMET.

Buybacks are made at the platform's discretion, with its own funds and not on behalf of any holder. $MEMET confers no right to the platform's revenue. Buybacks may change or stop at any time. Past buybacks are no indication of future ones.

MemeTrader, $MEMET and the buyback belong to LLP Sazalem, a limited liability partnership registered in the Republic of Kazakhstan, the operator of record: the Terms.