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A trade on Rhea carries a 0.1% fee, set when the token launched. Sending FLTC from one wallet to another is free of that fee. Recording a transfer still uses a small NEAR network fee. Of the 0.1% fee, 33% is burned, 33% goes to the holder pool, and 34% goes to the creator. Those shares are in the launch transaction: 3,300, 3,300, and 3,400 out of 10,000. The case study explains the same split in plain English, with the NearBlocks pages to check.
The two figures below are read live from the token contract. NearBlocks lists the same total supply. This page does not show a price. Small trading means small numbers. Nothing here is a promise of yield.
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Burned is the drop in total supply since block 217,928,100, a couple of minutes after the token was created. At that block the supply was one billion FLTC, short by a dust amount that was never minted.
The holder pool is the balance of holders.fltc-af549c.launchpad.justhoot.near. That is what is sitting there now, not a forecast. If holders claim from the pool, this balance falls and the burned total does not.
The creator share goes to ruderice9599.near. That wallet also holds tokens from the launch, so its balance is not the fee total, and it is not shown as one.
Token on NearBlocks
Holder pool on NearBlocks
Launch transaction on NearBlocks
FLTC is a community token. It can go to zero. This is not financial advice.
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