V4 on Ethereum
Use the contract address, not a name or ticker, to identify the token.
NetworkEthereum mainnet
Revenue purchasesHeld by the protocol revenue wallet when processed
BurnNo burn in the published revenue policy
Protocol allocation
The published protocol allocation assigns 80% of attributable net protocol revenue to V4 purchases and 20% to the treasury. The keeper receives no share of revenue under that policy.
Read this split with its deployment record.
The 80/20 split is the published policy. The exact deployment and activation receipts identify which processor is in effect; the current deployment record may bind a different processor until this policy is activated. This policy page is not an execution receipt.
V4 purchases80%
Treasury20%
Keeper revenue share0%
Revenue cycles
Eligible revenue is evaluated in cycles with a minimum interval of 24 hours. This is not a promise that a transaction will execute at the same clock time every day.
- Recognize a supported source.The source must match an activated profile and the expected asset.
- Separate liabilities.Creator and partner shares remain distinct from Programmable net revenue.
- Check execution conditions.Finality, provider agreement, balances and minimum thresholds must pass.
- Process the active allocation.The active policy determines the purchase and treasury amounts.
What the policy does not mean
- V4 does not represent equity in Programmable.
- Holding V4 does not create a claim on protocol revenue.
- Revenue purchases do not guarantee price, liquidity or returns.
- A new revenue source is not processed until its source profile is verified and activated.
- Quote assets that cannot be safely processed remain separate rather than being relabeled as ETH revenue.
Read the complete fee basis and creator splits on the Economics page.