Rewards come from fees, not from printing.
Nothing is minted. Miners are paid in $CXS bought on the open market with trading fees, out of a fixed daily pool. When trading is busy the surplus builds a treasury; when it goes quiet the treasury pays the pool. Meme volume always dies — this is designed around that instead of pretending otherwise.
0xd578Feea53D1F3e10ABc0ea56D564a55F066f8d9ExplorerCheck this address before you buy. Tickers are not unique on this chain — anything else calling itself $CXS is not us, no matter what it looks like.
Fees in, rewards out
Fair launch
$CXS launches on a public launchpad with no team allocation and no pre-mine. We buy in on the same terms as everyone else, or not at all.
Trading fees accumulate
A share of every trade flows to the project as creator fees. That is the only revenue stream — there is no reserve of tokens waiting to be sold into the market.
A daily pool is paid out
Every day 3,000,000 $CXS is split among that day's miners in proportion to their quality score. The pool is fixed in tokens, not dollars: trading has all but stopped, so the fees already collected are what keeps the program running, and a fixed token amount is something we can commit to without guessing tomorrow's price. The pool is a total, never a per-person guarantee — extra wallets only dilute their own share. Until the 21 September round the pool was $100 a day converted at that day's price; the fixed amount starts with the 22 September round, settled at 00:00 UTC on 23 September. Changes are announced here before they take effect.
The surplus backstops the quiet months
Fees earned while trading was busy stayed in the treasury, and that reserve is what keeps the daily pool paid now that volume has fallen — because volume always falls. Spending it all in week one would have left nothing for month six.
The numbers
- Token
- $CXS
- Launch
- Fair launch, no team allocation
- Daily pool
- 3,000,000 $CXS, split by quality score
- Your share
- Your quality score ÷ everyone's that day
- Settlement
- Daily, 00:00 UTC
- Supply
- Fixed at launch. Never minted, reduced by product burns
- Burn
- 50% of product revenue, to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD (not yet active)
- Pool review
- Quarterly, announced before it changes
daily_pool = 3,000,000 CXS
your_share = daily_pool * (your_score / total_score)
// paid from the distribution contract 0xF62fbb2CF8657a5Ad2C81367e99bc7f1A6faD1Dc
// if it holds less than a day's pool, every share is scaled by the same ratioscore = novelty * (conf / 100) * (1 + 10 * centrality)
novelty 1.0 first to submit a claim, 0.1 second, 0.0 after
conf the model's confidence, must be >= 70 to count
centrality how well the claim's entities connect that day's graph
your_score = sum of the scores of all your claims that dayThe pool is split by contribution, not per head. Submitting one weak claim does not earn what fifty good ones do, and an extra wallet only dilutes its own share.
Values marked “Set at launch” are published here the day the token goes live, and not before. We would rather leave a blank than post a number we later revise.
The 2026 contract
We launched an earlier version of this project on Ethereum in April 2026. It did not find an audience and we shut the servers down in June. The original $CXS contract is still visible on Ethereum mainnet and we are not hiding it.
It is not the token being launched now, it carries no claim on the new supply, and its disposal is published in full. If you are going to check one thing about us, check that.
Contract address and disposal record are published before launch.
The knowledge these rewards pay for is public and checkable. See the on-chain record →