How it works

After the first 20 minutes, every $NOMSTR trade pays the standard Hatchery fee of 3.13%. Here is where each part goes. There's no extra tax and no secret step.

1.4% 0.5% 1.13%

1.4% → The Vault

On $NOMSTR, the 1% the Hatchery usually sends to Sproto Gremlins goes to the vault instead, plus 0.4% of the creator share. It's paid in $BITCOIN to a contract that can't send it back.

0.5% → $NOMSTR holders

Paid in $BITCOIN, the same as on every other Hatchery coin.

1.13% → The Hatchery

The platform's share. It keeps the lights on. Their lights, not ours.

0.1% → The founder

Disclosed. Whatever isn't spent gets swept back into the vault every quarter. There's no board to approve this. We checked.

The first 20 minutes A launch fee that fades out

The fee starts at 20% when $NOMSTR launches and falls evenly to the normal 3.13% over the first 20 minutes. The Hatchery keeps a tenth of the extra; the rest is shared like every other fee, so about 45% of it goes to the vault.

For the same 20 minutes, no wallet can hold more than 1% of supply, and an extra fee applies in the very first blocks. That's when snipers trade: the Hatchery's five busiest coins did 12% of all their trading in their first 20 minutes.

Built into the Hatchery

Worked example Type any trade size

A trade worth this much $BITCOIN

Goes to	Share	$BITCOIN

Then what

HODL

Still being built Shown here so nobody has to ask

Piece	What it does	Status
Sell walls contract	Holds the 10% and sells only at the six market caps	In development
$NOMSTR lock pool	Where people lock $NOMSTR. The yearly 25% is shared by token-days ($NOMSTR locked × days locked)	In development
Vault contract	No withdraw, no admin. Its public sweep button moves the week's fees in every Monday, and anyone can press it	In development