Bootstrap and graduation
During bootstrap, entry deductions and exact-entry fees fund launch liquidity and Operating rather than normal BTC reward distributions. Read the phase-specific funding rules and bootstrap details. These are the design terms. Read Status for availability; an example is not a live quote.
In normal mining, the split applies only to forfeitures after principal recovery, not to every deposited SOL. After graduation, a 0.10 SOL exact entry pays 0.001 SOL to Operating. A 0.10 SOL entry with a 5% deduction forfeits 0.005 SOL; its 74% miner allocation is 0.0037 SOL before the round’s release rule and conversion. An individual receives its weighted reward share, not necessarily its own allocation back.
Operating income is before Operating expenses. User-submitted transactions and account creation have their own named payer. A keeper’s sponsored transaction cannot also be billed to the user. Actual network and service costs will be disclosed with the available service.
Venue fees and price impact affect actual conversion receipts and must appear in the accepted execution bounds. Pending inputs cannot be shown as already acquired BTC. Recoverable account rent belongs to its designated funder. See mining, economy and claims.