We're currently focused on improving our backend infrastructure.
We found an issue where the indexer was lagging by about 2 seconds, and we're working on fixing it and making the overall environment better.
Launching on Flume now starts with one choice.
Fair: all 1,000,000 fee rights open their own pool at 0.000028 SOL(4k mcap), so anyone who expects the token to trade can buy in from minute one.
Builder: all of it goes to your wallet, to sell at your price or share with your team.
Flume doesn't set it. The market does, in the fee right's own pool, and what it's pricing is volume.
Holders share 0.5% of every trade, by how much of the 1,000,000 they hold. So each fee right earns volume x 0.005 / 1,000,000.
Say a token trades 2,000 SOL a day. Holders share 10 SOL a day, and 1% of the fee right earns 0.1 SOL a day. If you think it'll do 5,000 a day next month, that 1% is worth more to you than to someone who thinks it'll fade.
New fees are credited every ten minutes, and what holders have been credited sits on the token's page, so the price can follow what the token is actually doing.
Replying to @flumedotio
how do you determine the value of a fee right as the token’s trading volume starts changing?
Say there's a token on Flume you think is about to get hot, but you don't want to bet on which way its price goes.
You can buy its fee right instead. Fee-right holders share 0.5% of every trade, buys and sells alike, so what you're betting on is volume, not direction.
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