Flywheel

$EMRL

$EMRL is the token behind Emerald. It exists because the protocol earns real fees, and those fees need somewhere to go.

Where fees come from

Fees accrue at three places: the 0.001 ETH launch fee, the creator-chosen pool fee on every coin (split 70/30 creator and protocol), and the 0.30% fee on the ROLEX and LAMBO unit pools. The protocol share of all of them flows to the Safe.

Where fees go

Three fee streams feed the flywheel, and each is split before it is spent. The two destinations that matter most are the buyback and burn of $EMRL, and the liquidity behind the ROLEX and LAMBO pairs.

$EMRL token fee

1%

The full fee on $EMRL trades goes straight into thickening liquidity for our market pairs, ROLEX and LAMBO for now.

1%$EMRL
  • Thicken pair liquidity100%

ROLEX / LAMBO fee

1%

Half of the fee on the unit pairs buys back and burns $EMRL. The other half deepens the ROLEX and LAMBO pools.

1%pairs
  • Buy back and burn $EMRL50%
  • Thicken pair liquidity50%

Platform fee

20%

The platform share of launch trading fees splits three ways, feeding the burn, the pairs, and the team that keeps it running.

20%platform
  • Buy back and burn $EMRL33.4%
  • Thicken pair liquidity33.4%
  • Team and operations25%
The loop, written plainly

More coins launched means more volume routed through the units. More volume means deeper unit pools and more fees. Deeper units make Emerald a better place to launch, which brings more coins. That is the whole loop, and it only works if the first part is true, so most of our effort goes there.

Supply

Total supply, the allocation table, the vesting schedule, and the unlock chart are published on chain and mirrored in Docs. Every number is verifiable. We do not print projections or yield estimates here.

What $EMRL does not do

It is not a claim on protocol revenue in a legal sense, it does not entitle holders to governance over user funds, and it is not required to use Emerald.