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TENCYSTOCKS
Fee share

Hold the token.Collect the tape.

A share of every $TENCY trade flows back to holders, paid in tokenized stocks, not points.

$TENCY has not launched. Everything below is the mechanism as it will ship, labelled as planned. Nothing here is live, and this page starts reporting real numbers with the first settled epoch.

The splitPLANNED

Every $TENCY trade pays a 5% tax, fixed at launch and raisable by no one afterwards. It divides three ways:

4.0%
to holders, the fee share this page describes
0.7%
to the project
0.3%
to the launch platform

Fees accrue in ETH inside the pool's fee contract, never in $TENCY itself, so nothing needs to be sold to pay out.

What holders receivePLANNED

Not points, and not the token itself: the holder pot buys five tokenized stocks and sends each eligible wallet its slice of all five. The basket is mechanical: the five deepest-pool stock tokens with the highest onchain turnover, re-selected weekly under a published rule, never hand-picked.

Payouts are pro-rata to holdings. What sub-threshold wallets would have received flows to those who qualify.

EligibilityPLANNED

Minimum
1,000,000 TENCY, or 0.1% of launch supply
Measured as
a time-weighted average across randomly sampled blocks, not one snapshot
Excluded
the pool, the treasury, burn addresses, and contracts

The random sampling is the anti-gaming mechanism: buying before a predictable snapshot and selling after earns almost nothing, because most samples land where the wallet held nothing. Sample blocks are recorded per epoch and auditable after the fact.

CadencePLANNED

Epochs run every six hours, with a floor. When the pot is under twenty times the estimated distribution cost, the epoch rolls over untouched and the pot waits. Quiet stretches lengthen the cadence on their own; nothing is ever distributed at a loss.

History

AT LAUNCHSettled epochs appear here, and the calculator activates with the first of them. It will only ever compute from what an epoch actually paid.

The fee share is a distribution of trading fees, not interest, yield on deposit, or a dividend. Whether any of it exists at all depends entirely on trading volume. Terms