How LOOT works.
No jargon. A cut of every LOOT/ETH trade goes to the Vault as ETH. Enter a Loot and you are in that round's ETH split, weighted by Loot Power.
Trade
LOOT is paired with ETH on Pons.
Each LOOT/ETH trade can send a protocol fee in ETH to the Vault.
Build Power
Loot Power comes from how much LOOT you hold in your wallet.
Your balance sets the base. Later, a burn level sets a multiplier on top.
Burn
In auditLOOT will be permanently burnable for a higher Loot Power multiplier.
The burn contract is with auditors. It goes live as soon as the report comes back clean — until then there is no way to move between levels and every wallet is 1.00×.
Enter a Loot
Entering is a signature. It registers this wallet for the round's ETH split.
Your share is your Loot Power ÷ all Entered Loot Power. Power is your LOOT balance when the Loot closes, so buying more before then raises your share and selling lowers it.
Your share
After the round closes and a snapshot is taken, ETH is sent straight to the wallets that Entered.
This site cannot claim or move your funds, and there is no claim contract at launch. Payouts are in ETH — never the Vault's equity tokens.
- → Entering is a signature, not a transfer. Nothing is deposited and nothing is locked.
- → You can still sell at any time — but a Loot pays on the LOOT your wallet holds at the moment it closes.
- → The ETH comes from fees the Vault already received. Any equity tokens sit in the same wallet — anyone can count them.
- → More Loot Power is a bigger slice, but the slice depends on everyone else who Enters.
- → Burns are not live yet. The contract is in audit and ships as soon as it clears.