Fees in motion
When people trade tokens launched through ROUNDUSK, the fee rewards are allocated across four destinations. Creators claim their half directly from each pool. The keeper claims the protocol half, converts it to SOL when the pool trades against another asset, and splits it 30 / 10 / 10 of the whole through the ROUNDUSK engine program, which enforces the split on-chain.
The creators' 50% is equal to the protocol share by construction: each Meteora pool splits the fee rewards evenly between the creator and the protocol, and creators claim theirs from the pool at any time.
The $ROUNDUSK token does not exist yet. Funding a buyback and completing one are separate events: until the token launches, buyback funds wait in SOL in the buyback wallet. Once its mint is announced, the keeper buys and burns within a price-impact cap.
Each wallet has one role and is derived from one master seed held offline by the operator. This design is custodial: whoever holds the seed controls these wallets. Every movement is recorded below with its transaction.
Every entry
The ledger is empty. It fills as markets launch and the keeper works.