Flywheel

The $WDYT flywheel

Where every protocol fee on wdyt goes. 60% goes back to $WDYT: bought back and burned for good, and spent on the biggest coins launched here, airdropped to everyone holding $WDYT. 40% runs wdyt.

So far

Revenue
Bought back
$WDYT burned
Bought for holders

The split

Burns $WDYT
36%
Top coins for holders
24%
Runs wdyt
40%
Goes back to $WDYT
60%
Starting soon. The team sets the start date, how often it runs and its limits, and announces them before the first run. Every run will be published with its transactions.
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Where every protocol fee goes

Every SOL wdyt earns is split three ways the moment it lands. 60% feeds the flywheel and goes back to $WDYT. 40% pays for running wdyt.
1Buy back and burn $WDYT
36%
2Top 10 coins for holders
24%
3Operations and team
40%
BurnedTo $WDYT holdersOperations
Launch day earned about 50 SOL
18.0 SOL
bought and burned
12.0 SOL
of top coins for holders
20.0 SOL
runs wdyt
02

Where the money comes from

wdyt takes a small fee on everything that happens on it. Nobody pays anything new for the flywheel: it spends fees wdyt already earns.
Activity on wdyt
  • 0.59 SOL buy before launch+0.0056
Protocol fees
0.0056 SOL
1 event
  • Every buy before launch. wdyt keeps 0.95% of every Yes and No buy made on wdyt.fun (0.7% when another site sends it, since that site keeps its own share).
  • Every trade after launch. 0.16% of every trade in a launched coin's locked pool, its share of the 1.25% pool fee.
  • Every launch. 1% of the SOL a coin launches with.
  • Nothing new to pay. The flywheel spends fees wdyt already takes. Creators, traders and holder vaults keep exactly what they get today.
03

Bought back and burned

36% of every protocol fee buys $WDYT on the open market and burns it. Burned coins are gone for good, so the supply only goes down.
Small buys, one after another
  • 00:000.593 SOL77,090 $WDYTburned
Burned so far
77,090
$WDYT, for 0.59 SOL
Supply left
999,922,910
Example: a 50 SOL day
  • Small buys, not one big one. The burn share buys $WDYT in small pieces. Small buys move the price less than one big one, and keep steady buying in the market.
  • Burned right away. Every buy's coins are burned as soon as the buy lands. Nothing is kept.
  • The supply only goes down. Burned coins are gone for good. With every buyback there are fewer $WDYT, and each one left is a bigger share.
  • You can check every one. Every buyback is published with its transaction, so anyone can see what was bought and burned.
04

The top 10 coins, for $WDYT holders

24% of every protocol fee buys the biggest coins launched on wdyt and airdrops them to $WDYT holders. Holding $WDYT means holding a slice of the best of what launches here.
The basket today
0 of 10 coins so far: it fills as more coins meet the bar
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Open slot
Airdropped to $WDYT holders, by how much they hold
  • 7xKp…3fQa43.8%
  • Gd2r…pN8w27.1%
  • 9mWe…tY4c15.6%
  • Bq6h…Lr2s9.4%
  • 3Fvn…uK7d4.2%
Example holders
  • The biggest coins launched here. The 10 coins launched on wdyt with the highest market cap, $WDYT aside, that meet the bar: 1,000 SOL market cap, live for at least a day.
  • Burned until then. While no coin meets the bar, the holders' share buys back and burns $WDYT with the rest, so none of it sits idle.
  • Bought with the holders' share. The holders' share builds up and buys the basket, split evenly across its coins.
  • Airdropped by how much you hold. Every $WDYT holder gets its share of every coin in the basket, by how much $WDYT it holds. Nothing to claim.
  • Small shares wait. A share too small to be worth sending carries over to the next airdrop instead of costing more to send than it's worth.
05

And the rest runs wdyt

40% pays for everything that keeps markets settling and rewards landing.
Infrastructure
The keepers that resolve every market, settle every position and pay every holder reward, and the data, storage and network calls behind them.
Growth
Getting more creators and traders onto wdyt, which grows the fees that feed the flywheel.
The team
The people building wdyt.
06

The rules

Everything above, in one place.
What counts as a protocol fee
wdyt's 0.95% of every buy before launch made on wdyt.fun, its 0.16% of every trade in a launched coin's locked pool, and the 1% launch fee. Creator fees and holder vaults aren't protocol fees and don't change.
The split
36% bought back and burned, 24% top coins for $WDYT holders, 40% operations. Any change to the split is announced before it applies.
Buybacks
Small buys of $WDYT, each burned as soon as it lands, sized so that no single buy moves the price much.
The basket
The 10 coins launched on wdyt with the highest market cap, $WDYT aside, that meet the bar: 1,000 SOL market cap, live for at least a day. They're bought with the holders' share, split evenly. Until a coin meets the bar, the holders' share is bought back and burned too.
Airdrops
To $WDYT holders, by how much they hold. Pools, programs and wdyt's own wallets don't count. A share too small to be worth sending carries over to the next airdrop.
Schedule and limits
Set by the team and announced before the first run: the start date, how often it runs, and the limits on each buy.
Transparency
Every buyback, burn and airdrop is published with its transaction.
See $WDYTHolder rewardsCreate a market

Protocol fees are counted as they reach wdyt's treasury. The flywheel's share moves to the flywheel wallet, which buys and burns $WDYT and buys the basket; the operations share stays in the treasury. Buy sizes depend entirely on what wdyt earns. Examples on this page are illustrations, not forecasts.

Burned 36% · To $WDYT holders 24% · Operations 40%