Side effects.
Side effects are what a launcher sets up for the people who buy their coin. The first one is liquidity fee sharing: a launcher may send part of their creator share to the people holding it. When they do, it arrives here in rounds — a snapshot of who held what, a share for each, and a claim. We recompute every round from the chain before we show you a number, and we only offer a claim when our answer matches the one on chain.
For the pills launched here
Liquidity fee sharing (LFS) is what a launcher chooses for their own coin. $BPILLS is not pointed at one and will not be. $BINKY is not pointed at one today; if that changes it will be said here first. Holding either entitles you to nothing.
Which coin
How it works
The launcher picks a percentage of their creator share for holders. It banks in the distributor on every fold. The publisher opens a round against a snapshot block; holders claim once each; a round can never pay out more than it was funded with; what nobody claims within 180 days can be sent back to the pot by anyone, for the next round — it does not move by itself. Anyone may pay the gas for a claim, but the ETH only ever goes to the holder named in the snapshot.
Who counts, and for how much
Balances at the snapshot block, from the coin’s own transfer record. Coins you sent into a time lock still count for you: the factory’s register names you as the lock’s owner, and a lock has no way to receive ETH, so paying the lock would lose the share. Only locks this factory made count that way; a lookalike lock counts for nobody but itself. Coins sitting in the pool, the locked liquidity, the burn address, the two fee sinks or the distributor count for nobody. Your share is the round’s funding times your balance over everything that counts, rounded down; a share under 0.0001 ETH cannot be claimed and stays in the round. This page reruns that from the chain and offers a claim only when its answer matches the root the publisher put on chain. The contract’s own header states the same rule, one wording apart: it says any such contract holding the coin is left out, while this page leaves out only the one the round belongs to.