$trustmebro — 100% comes back

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t$trustmebroV3XAUt0xd60F…7777 · trust me bro100%COMES BACK

Grade

Buy / Sell

2% / 2%

To holders

100%

Paid in

XAUt

Mkt cap

12.11 XAUt

Price

1.21e-8 XAUt

Status

DEX

Paid total

0.000 BNB

Minimum

10,000

Curve

DEX

What you actually get

live from chain

Holding $trustmebro pays you in XAUt, pushed to your wallet as trades happen. You are only paid while you hold at least — trustmebro — below that you receive nothing at all, however long you hold.

You receive

XAUt

An ERC-20, pushed straight to your wallet.

To qualify, hold

—

The gate is 10000000000000000000000 base units, but this token's decimals() could not be read, so it cannot be shown in whole tokens.

Pays about

106.435 / day

88 payouts over the 20 h of history indexed so far. They arrive in bursts as trades happen, not on a schedule — the longest quiet spell was 2.1 h.

Last payout

36 h ago

0.5109 XAUt paid across 88 dispatches on record.

Every buy pays 2% tax and every sell 2%. That is charged on the trade, not on your balance — holding costs nothing.
80% of what remains after Flap’s protocol fee is set aside for holders and swapped into XAUt.
It accumulates in the token contract until the balance crosses the liquidation threshold, then the TaxProcessor dispatches it. Payouts are therefore lumpy, not a continuous stream.
Only wallets holding at least — trustmebro are credited. minimumShareBalance is enforced by the contract, not by policy.

Where the tax actually goes100% back · 0% out

DividendSwapped into XAUt and pushed to qualifying holders.80%

LiquidityAdded to the pool. Not paid to you, but it deepens the book you eventually sell into.10%

BurnDestroyed. Supply shrinks, so the same balance is a larger share of it.10%

TeamNothing routed here.0%

Percentages are shares of the tax remaining after Flap’s protocol fee, read from getTaxTokenInfoV2. They sum to 100%. Nothing is routed to a marketing wallet at all, so there is no extraction bucket to judge.

Payout record88 dispatches

Dispatches

Total paid

0.5109 XAUt

Average each

0.005806 XAUt

Median gap

3 min

Longest gap

2.1 h

Since last

36 h

Observed over

20 h

Counted from 128 Transfer logs of XAUt out of this token’s vault, tax processor or the token itself, grouped by transaction — one transaction can carry several transfers (a vault flushing a few accrued batches at once), and a holder experienced that as one moment of being paid, not several. Amounts are counted in XAUt and scaled by that token’s own decimals() — the unit is the payout asset itself, never a converted currency.

The median and the longest gap are both shown because this stream is bursty: quoting either one alone would misdescribe it. Payouts follow trading activity — tax accrues, and it is dispatched when it accrues, not on a clock.

This covers only the blocks scanned so far, not all history. Coverage is extended a little further into the past on every visit, so these totals can only grow — treat them as a floor, never as a lifetime total.

What you actually get

reading vault

Dividend dispatched

Dispatchednone

Cumulative0

Paid to holders (XAUt)Cumulativebars = dispatch events, not a smooth flow

Dividend dispatched

reading chain

Scanning for payouts…

Where the tax goes

bps of remainder

Dividend~~8000 bps~~80%

Liquidity~~1000 bps~~10%

Burn~~1000 bps~~10%

Team~~0 bps~~0%

Working for you2

10% deepens the pool

lpBps 1000 is added to liquidity on each dispatch. It never hits your wallet, but it cuts the slippage you pay to exit.

10.0% is burnt

deflationBps 1000 permanently removes supply, so your share of everything after it grows.

Worth knowing3

80% of every tax is paid out, but the pair isn't vetted

Paid in XAUt. SwapRegistry trust is 0x00 — the swap path exists but nobody has whitelisted it, so this is unreviewed rather than known-good.

There's a minimum position to qualify

minimumShareBalance 10000000000000000000000. Hold above the gate and you're in the distribution; below it you receive nothing, however long you hold.

The tax lands in a plain wallet

No registered Flap vault is attached, so the marketing share goes to an EOA. There's no contract behaviour to read and nothing constraining what happens to it.