A public specification for what the Federation does with its Moonshot creator-fee share. Reviewed by outside counsel before publication, committed on the corrections log, and not yet live — the mechanism activates at the $73K bond.
Nothing in this document is live today. The creator-fee share activates when $GFOF completes its $73K bond and migrates to Raydium. This specification exists now — reviewed and committed before activation — so the design is settled in the open before a single SOL moves. Same spec-before-code discipline as /governance-spec and /liquidation-spec.
$GFOF launched on Moonshot. Under Moonshot’s standard terms, the token creator receives a share of swap (trading) fees, denominated in SOL — a 0.5% swap fee pre-bond, dropping to 0.3% post-bond, with up to 50% of swap fees payable to the creator. The creator-fee share activates at the bond event.
To be precise about what this is: a “creator-fee share paid in SOL.” It is not “creator coins,” not a separate token, and not a per-trade payout of $GFOF. It is a SOL revenue stream to the Federation treasury wallet, arising from trading activity on $GFOF, and it becomes meaningful only after the bond.
These figures are Moonshot platform mechanics, confirmed against $GFOF’s live settings at publication. If Moonshot changes its terms, this mechanism changes with them — and that change gets logged.
The Federation commits to the following, effective from activation at bond:
This is the Federation’s second disclosed liquidity mechanism. The first — Dossier’s revenue loop (commitment #011 on the Dossier log) — steps from 25% to 50% of net revenue at sustained $5K MRR. Both mechanisms land at the same 50% commitment, are described identically, and follow the same proof rules: plumbing, on-chain, scheduled, checkable.
This is a transparent, scheduled treasury mechanism with on-chain proof. Deepening the pool’s liquidity reduces slippage and improves market quality for anyone trading $GFOF — that is the plumbing function, and it is the entire claim.
It is not price support, a price floor, a buyback, or a mechanism with any claimed price outcome. It creates no expectation of return for holders: holding $GFOF earns nothing from this loop. It is not a distribution, dividend, or yield of any kind.
Each weekly deployment is published with its transaction signature. The record of deployments is cumulative and public. If a scheduled deployment does not happen — for any reason — that is a corrections-log event, disclosed under the same strict counting rules as every other commitment the Federation makes.
This specification was reviewed by outside counsel before publication and approved as drafted. The same standing condition that governs the Federation’s other counsel-reviewed positions applies here: clearance is conditional on the regulatory picture holding. The Federation maintains a public trigger framework for U.S. market-structure legislation; if a trigger fires, this mechanism returns to counsel before continuing, and that review is logged.