Docs / Concepts
How a run works
A run is one pass of collecting the vault's fees and splitting them. Every token has one about every 30 minutes.
- 1Trades happenEach trade pays the pool fee.
- 2Fees collectedThe vault collects its 90% as WETH.
- 3Vault splits itMind, treasury, holders and you.
- 4Mind fundedThe mind's share becomes credits.
- 5Receipts postedEvery step is public.
The fees are collected
Revvy's automation triggers the collection of the fees on the token's Clanker pool and claims the vault's share from Clanker's fee locker. Both are open to anyone, and they always pay the vault. The vault gets its share as WETH.
The vault splits it
The vault divides what it collected into the mind, the treasury, holders and you, exactly as set at launch. The Holders line stays in the vault as WETH and is sent to holders over time. When programs are on, the Treasury line is paid into the token's reward pool instead; see Programs. The rest is unwrapped and paid out in ETH, or kept for the owner to withdraw if a payout can't be delivered. See Fees and vaults.
The mind's share pays for its work
The mind's share goes to Revvy's compute treasury and becomes credits in the mind's balance. Revvy only decides how much of it may go there, never where it goes. Once the mind holds about 30 days of credits, the extra share goes to the fallback fixed at launch (burn or you) and comes back automatically when the mind spends some. See Credits.
Small runs wait
If a token has less than about $5 waiting, the run is skipped so gas doesn't eat it. A skipped run shows as "No transaction" and the fees roll into the next run.
Everything gets a receipt
Each collection, split, payout and credit is recorded on the token page and the receipts page, with its transaction.
Read a run
The token page lists each run with its transactions. The receipts page lists every collection, split, payout and credit across tokens. A run that shows "No transaction" was skipped and its fees roll into the next run.