Good questions
How staking, payout mixes and stock claims work. The picker shows the same rules in numbers.
What is Shareout?
A vault that receives a token's creator fees from the launchpad and shares them with the people who stake that token. Instead of being paid only in ETH, you choose which stock tokens your rewards are paid in.
How is my share worked out?
By how many tokens you stake and how long you've kept them staked. The first hour earns nothing, then your weight grows: ×0.5 after an hour, ×1 after a day, ×1.5 after three days, ×2 after a week.
What resets my weight?
Withdrawing any amount. The rest of your stake starts aging again from zero. Rewards you've already earned stay yours.
How much does the team take?
A fixed share of every fee, chosen when the vault is set up and never above 20%. It can't be changed later.
What can I be paid in?
NVIDIA, Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, the S&P 500 ETF and ETH. See them all on the Stocks page.
How many stocks can I pick?
Up to four slices, which must add up to 100%. You can change your mix whenever you like; the new mix is used from your next claim.
When does the swap happen?
At the moment you claim. Your rewards wait in ETH until then, so you're never forced to buy at a bad moment.
What does the minimum do?
For each slice you set the least you're willing to receive. If the swap would give you less, for example because the price jumped, the claim is cancelled and your rewards stay where they were.
What does it cost?
Swapping into a stock token costs about 0.3% of that slice. ETH slices aren't swapped, so they cost nothing extra.
What are the risks?
Rewards depend on trading volume, so they slow down when trading does. Stock token prices go up and down like the shares they track. And like any smart contract, the vault can have bugs, so it should be independently audited before it holds real funds. Nothing here is financial advice.