Platform revenue,
redistributed.
100% of platform fees route to $MINMAX holders in USDC. Three revenue streams, one staking contract, one pool. Team is paid in $MINMAX trading fees plus the same per-token revenue share as every other holder.
Three revenue streams. One pool.
Everything the platform earns enters the same distribution pool. No special tranches, no priority claims.
Pro subscription
$99/month from every Pro user flows directly into the distribution pool.
Non-Pro trading fees
Small routing fee on every trade placed by free-tier bots. The trading edge stays with the user; the fee feeds holders.
Institutional subscription
Per-seat platform contracts. Same 100% pass-through, same pool.
How it flows
Four hops from platform earnings to USDC in your wallet. On-chain once the staking contract is live.
FAQ
Eight questions readers always ask. Direct answers.
When does revenue start flowing to holders?
The staking contract is the prerequisite. Once it deploys, the Builder wallet (Polymarket trading fees) and the subscription receipts (Pro + Institutional) start routing into it on the next distribution cycle. Until then, revenue accrues to the treasury.
Do team tokens get a head-start?
No. The team's allocation is re-staked and locked in the new contract on the same terms as every other holder — same vesting, same cliff, same distribution math. Locked supply means the team is paid in $MINMAX trading fees plus their proportional share of the per-token revenue. They eat what every holder eats.
Who pays the platform's running costs?
Two sources: $MINMAX token trading fees (the creator-fee stream from the pump.fun listing) cover infrastructure and ongoing dev. The team's own pro-rata revenue share — same as any holder — covers everything else. No cut is taken off the top before distribution.
Do I need to hold $MINMAX to use minmax.one as a Pro user?
No. Holding $MINMAX entitles you to the revenue distribution; it isn't a gate on platform access. Pro is a separate $99/month subscription, payable in USDC.
What's the supply breakdown?
100% on pump.fun at launch — no presale, no allocations carved out before the bonding curve. The team's holdings come from the same buy-in everyone else used.
What if platform revenue is below platform costs in a given month?
Then there's nothing to distribute that cycle. The contract distributes what flows in — no top-up from treasury, no synthetic yield. Honest accounting beats theatrical APYs.
Can the team change the distribution rules later?
The staking contract is the rule. Once it's audited and live, the distribution math is on-chain. Changes would require migrating to a new contract — which requires holder consent.
Where does the $MINMAX trading fee come from?
Pump.fun's creator-fee mechanism: every $MINMAX trade on the bonding curve accrues a small fee to the creator wallet. That stream funds the platform; it does not enter the holder distribution pool.