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The protocol's share

Montra's part of every fee, 0.4% of each trade on every tier, goes to the treasury until the launchpad's own token, MONTRA, exists. Once MONTRA's buyback is switched on, 70% buys MONTRA back and burns it, and 30% goes to the treasury.

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  1. The launchpadFrom day one
    Montra runs on the official Uniswap v4 on Elysium, and anyone can launch.
    The protocol's share: 100% to the treasury, in HYPE
  2. MONTRALater
    The launchpad's own token launches.
    The protocol's share: still the treasury's
  3. The buybackOnce switched on
    The team's multisig switches the buyback on: it buys MONTRA in its own pool and burns all it buys, each of its sales capped at 5% of the pool's depth a day.
    The protocol's share: 70% buyback and burn · 30% treasury
Figure 1. The order of things. The launchpad runs from its first day; the split changes once, when the buyback is switched on.
The protocol's share
0.4%
Of every trade, on every tier. It can be lowered for a pool, never raised.
Until MONTRA
100% treasury
Paid in HYPE.
Once its buyback starts
70% / 30%
Buyback and burn of MONTRA / treasury.
The buyback's pace
5% a day
Of MONTRA's pool depth, for each of its sales: a cap the team sets.

How fees become HYPE or MONTRA

Fees arrive in whatever each pool is paired with. The fee market turns them into HYPE for the treasury, and the buyback's into MONTRA, with one standing sale per currency rather than one per launch.

A price from the pools
The keeper reads the rate the pools pay for a currency, net of their fees, and posts it as the sale's reference. A sale for HYPE sells nothing on a reference more than 5 minutes old.
Falling to a floor
Each sale's price starts just above the reference and falls toward a floor a little under it: 1% for most currencies, 3% for memes and stock tokens, 1.5% for the buyback.
Filled through the pools
The keeper fills the sales through Uniswap pools. Anyone may fill the treasury's too (Run a keeper), and the sale is paid its price either way.

The buyback

Switched on by the multisig
The team's multisig switches it on. Until then all of the protocol's share is the treasury's. When it does, 70% of what has been earned by then buys MONTRA and burns it, in a first buyback the team makes by hand.
Buys and burns
Only the keeper fills the buyback's sales: it buys MONTRA in MONTRA's own pool and burns all it buys in the same transaction, so MONTRA's supply falls.
Paced
Each of its sales is capped at 5% of the depth of MONTRA's pool a day, a cap the team sets, so the buyback does not spike the price. Anything above it waits in the vault for later days.

More on MONTRA itself is under MONTRA.

For integrators

Terminals, wallets and apps can build on the pools without asking anyone: start with Build on Montra, Contract reference and Public API.

A product that brings launches earns a share of their fees: the Builder programme.

To talk to the team: @MontraXYZ on X.

For AI tools

Every page as Markdown in llms.txt, and all of it in one file at llms-full.txt.

MONTRA GUIDE

Montra Docs: Protocol | Montra Markets

Official Montra documentation covering Protocol for Elysium users and builders.

Frequently asked questions
Montra Docs: Protocol | Montra Markets

Official Montra documentation covering Protocol for Elysium users and builders.

Which network does Montra use?

Montra is built around Elysium. Confirm the network selected in your wallet and the current network details shown in the application before signing a transaction.

Does Montra custody user funds?

Do not rely on a general statement for custody or contract risk. Review the relevant smart contracts, transaction destination and wallet confirmation details for the action you are taking.

Are prices and transfer times guaranteed?

No. Token prices, liquidity, bridge routes, fees and estimated times can change. Treat live quotes and onchain state as the source of truth at the moment you act.

Where can I verify token and transaction details?

Use the token contract address, transaction hash and the official Elysium network explorer or other independently verifiable onchain data.

Information is educational and may change. Always verify live network data, contract addresses and transaction details before interacting.