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FAQ

Short answers to the questions people ask most, each with a link to the page that explains it.

What does it cost to launch a token?

There is no launch fee beyond the network gas, paid from your wallet in one transaction. You can add a dev buy and starting credits in the same transaction. See Launch your first token.

Where does the fee on a trade go?

Of the fee rewards, 90% goes to the token's own vault and 10% to Revvy. The vault splits its share between the mind, the treasury or programs, holders and the creator. See Fees and vaults.

What can I change after launch?

You can change the description and image and manage the mind. The fee or tax, the split and the program rules cannot change. See Manage your token.

What is a mind, and who pays for it?

A mind is a character that makes memes for one token and posts them to its own X account. The mind's share of the vault's fees pays for it, and anyone can add fuel. See Minds, Credits and Fuel a mind.

How do I get paid as a holder?

It depends on the token. See How you get paid.

Why haven't I been paid?

The usual reasons are a holding floor, a wallet that is left out, a pot that rolled, or a list that has not opened yet. See Why haven't I been paid?.

What is the difference between a game and a dividend?

A game is a weekly draw with one or a few winners. A dividend is a pot shared among eligible holders, which you claim. It runs daily, or weekly when the token also runs a game. See Programs.

Which program should I pick for my token?

It depends on what you want to reward. See Choosing programs.

Can programs be gamed with many wallets?

Some can. Splitting a balance across many wallets can earn more in several programs. See the farming risk.

How do I check a draw or a list?

Every list is published and its hash is committed on chain. See Verify a cycle.

What can Revvy's admin do?

Revvy's admin can update vault code, pause runs and pools, and run the minds. See Admin powers.

Has Revvy been audited?

No. Revvy has not had a third-party audit, and the program pool contracts have not had a third-party audit or review. See Trust and limits and the risk disclosure.

What happens if Revvy stops running?

Fees wait safely in the vault until runs resume. See How a run works.

Is taking part allowed where I live?

Check this yourself before you take part. See the Terms and the risk disclosure.