The Drawer
Claim the creator share.
Every Sheet's position NFT sits in the Drawer and cannot leave it. Swaps pay 0.3 percent into that position, and the Drawer splits what it collects: 20 percent to the creator wallet, 80 percent to the protocol, at the share snapshotted when the position was locked. Anyone can press Claim. The money still goes where the split says.
Any Carbon Copy Sheet. The address is the same on both chains, the fees are not: each chain has its own pool and its own position.
The lock
…Claimable
…Claimable
…Creator share
…Protocol share
Claimable amounts are read by simulating the Drawer's own claimFees call against
the latest block. They move with every swap, so the number you see is the number at that block.
How the split works
Snapshotted at lock time.
- 01The share cannot be changedThe Drawer records the protocol share in basis points when it locks the position. There is no function to move it afterwards, for anybody.
- 02The position cannot leaveThe Drawer has no transfer, no withdraw, no decreaseLiquidity. It can collect fees and pay the two shares out. That is the whole surface.
- 03The creator can redirectThe wallet that receives the creator share can point it somewhere else with
setFeeRedirect. Only that wallet, or the Press at press time, can set it. - 04Anyone can trigger a claimClaiming is permissionless because the destinations are fixed. Someone else paying the gas to pay you is fine.
Fees arrive in the two pool tokens: the Sheet itself and the pair token, USDG on Robinhood Chain or USDC on Base. Most of the value shows up in the pair token, because that is the side buyers pay with.