Every lane payment carries a small protocol fee. Those fees accrue here, in a program-controlled treasury, and are used on a public cadence to buy ELIRO from the open market. Holders benefit twice: directly, through tier discounts on every fee they pay, and indirectly, as the treasury reinforces the market that backs their token.
Live state
Treasury balance
.01$0
USDC, on-chain
Lifetime fees
.02$0
across all lanes
Payments processed
.030
lifetime
Base fee
.04—
before tier discount
Second revenue stream
.002ELIRO is a Pump.fun coin. That platform pays 0.05% of every trade back to the registered creator wallet. Those fees pile up automatically in a separate on-chain vault and can be claimed at any time. Together with the protocol fee on lane payments, this forms a two-rail revenue base for the treasury.
Pump.fun creator fees
Auto-cranked · hourlyELIRO trades on Pump.fun. Every swap pays a 0.05% creator fee that accrues into this vault. The keeper sweeps it on the hour, routes the SOL through Jupiter, and burns the resulting ELIRO on-chain.
Accruing
…SOL
until next sweep
Buyback keeper
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Buyback ledger
.002The keeper runs every hour. It claims the creator-fee vault, routes the SOL through Jupiter, and burns the resulting ELIRO. The full on-chain trail is visible on the keeper account above. Every burn is permanent and reduces total supply.
Ledger lives on-chain.
Every claim, swap, and burn is signed by the keeper wallet and recorded on Solana. The recent transactions on the keeper card above are the full history. No mirrored database, no admin-curated list. The chain is the ledger.
How fees flow
Posture
Holding ELIRO has two effects. You pay less every time a lane settles. And the protocol uses those fees to bid for the same token you hold. The mechanism rewards conviction without requiring lock-ups in this phase.