Founder Pass Fee Share
FounderPass is the protocol’s crown-jewel NFT: 215 passes, 0.25 ETH each, capped
forever — and every pass streams a share of all protocol fee events.
Mint economics
The fee share — how passes earn
The pass pool receives 10% of the reactor’s 10% fee bucket (= 1% of every gross deposit) plus the same cut of every compounding fee and lootbox-spend routing. Fees arrive viareceive() and are accounted with a cumulative per-token tracker:
- A pass earns from every fee event that happens after its mint — the tracker
snapshots
accumPerTokenat mint time, so new passes never claim old fees. - Later mints slightly dilute the per-event share of earlier passes (the fee is divided by current supply), which is the standard trade for a growing cap-fixed series.
- Precision is 1e18-scaled; flooring happens once at claim, not per event —
unclaimedFees()sums scaled debt and floors at the end, so rounding can never underpay holders in aggregate.
Claiming
nonReentrant, and
claimedPerToken[tokenId] is checkpointed before the ETH leaves.
Holder perks (beyond the fee share)
The legacy sweep — provably safe
For any stray ETH that landed on the pass contract outsidereceive():
unclaimedFees():
unclaimedFees() floors after summing (≥ the sum of per-pass floors), the
reserved amount is always ≥ what claims can possibly pay. Holder dividends are
mathematically untouchable.
Worked example
Week with 50 ETH of reactor deposits → 0.50 ETH of VIP/founder pool cuts (1% each) → FounderPassreceive() fires on each fee event. With 100 passes minted:
Next: Event Horizon VIP Pool.