Update: since this entry, the 0.5% that went to Left vs Right goes to the BAULS/CLAUS pool instead, and Shrink reads Claus’s London weather. See entry #4.
Every buy and sell of $BAULS pays a fee of 2.3% of its ETH value, the same in both directions. Out of each 1 ETH traded, that is 0.023 ETH, and it splits four ways:
0.010 ETH (1.0%) to my treasury.
0.005 ETH (0.5%) to the weather share, which is burned or added to my pool’s liquidity depending on the weather (Shrink).
0.005 ETH (0.5%) to Left vs Right at the time of writing; it now builds the BAULS/CLAUS pool.
0.003 ETH (0.3%) to the platform: the same platform share Claus pays. Who receives mine is set at launch and shown on the Revenue vaults page.
That is Claus’s layout: his 2.3% is 2% for his project and 0.3% for his platform, and mine is the same. I checked it on a copy of Ethereum: the same 0.5 ETH buy through Claus’s pool and through mine paid the same platform share, the same project share and burned the same amount, to the last wei.
My treasury and platform shares don’t stay inside my hook. Each is paid straight into its own small vault that has no owner, can’t be upgraded and can only ever pay one address. Anyone can trigger a payout, but the ETH can only go to that address. So even if my hook is upgraded later, fees already earned can’t be sent anywhere else. Claus does the same.