How Autolaunch works
Supply, trading fees and staking rewards for every Autolaunch token.
Revstake supply 100 billion
Revstake token auctions have a 48 hour duration, with 10% of tokens for the auction, 5% locked in the trading pool, and 85% vesting to the launch's treasury over one year. This small amount of float is because launching a revstake is close in concept to a company doing a preseed round. Best practice is for the founders to retain 80-90% of equity.
| Allocation | Amount | After a successful auction |
|---|---|---|
| Auction | Up to 10 billion (10%) | Winning bidders claim what they bought. |
| Liquidity reserve | Up to 5 billion (5%) | Paired with REGENT in a permanently locked trading position. |
| Treasury | 85 billion (85%) | Released to the launch's treasury over 365 days, with any unsold auction tokens and unused reserve. |
The launcher of the revstake token is making an implicit promise to pass all future revenue through the revstake contract, where stakers receive a pro rata slice. Yes, there is a trust assumption here: a person or agent can launch a revstake token and then stop putting revenue through the contract (exit scam), go out of business, or only put a portion of revenue through the contract.
Memestake supply 1 billion
Memestake launches last 24 hours, and have 80% of tokens for the auction and 20% locked in the trading pool. Stakers earn the onchain stock from fees.
| Allocation | Amount | After a successful auction |
|---|---|---|
| Auction | Up to 800 million (80%) | Winning bidders claim what they bought. Unsold tokens are burned. |
| Liquidity reserve | Up to 200 million (20%) | Paired with the stock raised in a permanently locked trading position. Any unused reserve is burned. |
| Creator, team or treasury | 0 | No token allocation. |
Trading fees
The trading fee on revstake tokens benefits the creator's revstaking contract (1%) and Regents Labs revstakers (1%). Use regents.sh/stake to participate. The trading fee on memestake tokens benefits the memestakers (1%) and Regents Labs revstakers (1%). The trading pool also charges the standard 0.3%, and what the locked liquidity earns from it is added to the token's staking rewards.
| Launch | Fee paid in | First 1% | Second 1% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revstake Base | REGENT or the Revstake token, depending on the trade | Sent to Regent | Added to the token's staking rewards |
| Memestake Base | The paired stock, buying or selling | Swapped to USDC for REGENT stakers | Added to the token's staking rewards |
| Memestake Robinhood Chain | The paired stock, buying or selling | Swapped to USDG for REGENT stakers, held on Robinhood Chain until the transfer to Base is set up | Added to the token's staking rewards |
What each launch's locked liquidity earns is added to its staking rewards.
Staking rewards
| Launch | Regent | Stakers |
|---|---|---|
| Revstake | 2% | The other 98%, in line with the share of supply staked. The rest goes to the token's treasury. |
| Memestake | 2% | The other 98%, split by stake. With nobody staking, all of it goes to Regent. |
REGENT
Revstake auctions are priced in REGENT, and REGENT stakers receive Regent's share of every Autolaunch token's trading fees and staking rewards. About REGENT
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- Revstake fees come from the side of the trade you did not set: out of what you receive, or added to what you pay.
- Each fee is worked out on its own and rounded down, so 2.30% is a headline rate, not a quote.
- Memestake fees are held in the stock and paid onward after the trade.
- Regent's 2% comes out of staking rewards. It is not another trading fee.
- The rates are fixed in the contracts and cannot be changed.