The reserve fronts the gas float and the seed on every chain for each launch, then is repaid from that coin's fees before its dev is paid. One ledger.
One maker engine per launched coin, a fixed number per box. A launch takes a slot when it is created and gives it back when the coin retires.
reading the maker slots
| box | slots | live | launching | reserved | free |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| tier | free slots | multiplier | fee SOL | ≈ USD | ETH | BNB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | ||||||
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Balance, floor and what is free to front on each chain. The floor is never fronted; the target is where the funding gate wants each side.
A launch goes when the money gate (free SOL above the floor covers the next front), the machine gate (an engine slot) and the operator's switch all say yes.
Funded coins burn only once the reserve is at target on every asset and the flagship makers are filled; until then their fee share tops the reserve up.
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What the reserve has put up, what came back, what was written off — and the launch fees it has swept.
A launched coin may draw a credit on top of its front, up to a cap per asset and a cap in SOL-equivalent.
| coin | SOL | ETH | vs cap | draws | last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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The reserve moves its own cash between chains when one side runs short and another is above target.
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The dated entries the reserve publishes: credit draws, bridge legs, the flagship read.