Analytics
Every fee on the platform ends in LONG. This is where it goes.
Daily volume · 30 days
Figures follow the period selector (all time); supply, pending amounts and TVL are always current.
Burned, bought back, waiting to burn
Every fee model sends its LONG share to the buyback-burn, and every burn is a transfer to the dead address that anyone can verify.
Where the next burns come from
- Long V2 pools · buybackthe LONG-burn share of every fee, swapped into LONG each cycle
- Long V1 pools · buybackthe pending protocol half, base-token side
- Fees already in LONG · burned as is
- LONG's own pool
LONG burned per day · 90 days
| Type | Source | LONG burned | Value | Tx |
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Three ways a token pays
Long V1 tokens split their fee two ways; Long V2 tokens pick a model at launch. The fee is fixed for the life of a token, and every model sends a share to the LONG burn.
| Model | Trade fee | Creator | Holders | LONG burn | Flywheel | Treasury | Split |
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The ten largest launches, bought and burned
Every fee model gives the flywheel a share. Each cycle it buys the ten largest launches by market cap, weighted by cap, and burns what it buys.
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Buyback history
| When | Token | Bought & burned | Spent | Tx |
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Paid to the people who hold
Reward-model tokens share half of every trade fee with their holders, paid in the token's base currency straight to wallets. Pick a token to see its rounds.
| Round | Paid to holders | Holders paid | Transactions |
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All reward tokens
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Every launch, one ledger
What each token traded, generated in fees, paid its creator or holders, and sent to the LONG burn. Sort any column.
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What backs the pairs
Robinhood stock tokens custodied 1:1 behind the Arc tokens that launches pair against, and how they trade on Arc.