Capital flow

Creator fees hit our treasury, swap to USDC or USDT, then pay the named handle from our X Money. 20% of every claim stays in the Wire treasury.

1. 80% · 20%A token points its fees at our treasury

   At launch, creator fees go to our Solana or EVM treasury and the token description names an X handle. Pump pays in SOL. Four.meme and Flap pay in BNB or a Binance BStock. Pons pays in whatever the token is paired against — ETH, USDG, or a Robinhood tokenized stock. Arc is coming soon. Each claim splits 80% to that handle and 20% to the Wire treasury.

2. The treasury swaps to dollars

   The first SOL, BNB, and ETH you deposit stays in the treasury so we can pay claim fees. Autopay only swaps what lands above that: SOL → USDC on Jupiter, BNB → USDT on Pancake. Optional: each payout can sweep to a cash-out wallet you control.

3. The protocol cut stays in treasury

   The 20% stays in the Wire treasury. There is no protocol token yet, so that cut is held rather than bought or burned.

4. USDC backs our X Money float

   You load dollars into the operator X Money account — cash the USDC out, or deposit another way — and keep that float ahead of what is owed. The ledger reserves USDC against each queued payout so we do not promise the same dollar twice.

5. We send from our X Money to their handle

   X does not publish a send API. /send lists the exact dollar amount and @ for each person. You send that from X Money, then tap I sent it. A webhook can do the same hop automatically.