Revenue Math & Scenarios
Numbers time, anon. Here’s how the buyback + revenue share loop turns Kek DEX activity into $KEK strength and ETH in your pocket.
🐸 The Formula
Every Trade = Fee → Buyback + Revenue Share
Trading Fee % × Trade Size = Fee Collected
Fee is split:
50% Buyback = Used to buy $KEK from the market.
50% Revenue Share = Distributed to eligible holders in ETH.
💡 Example:
Trade size = 1 ETH
Trading fee = 0.5% → 0.005 ETH collected.
Split:
0.0025 ETH buys $KEK (buy pressure).
0.0025 ETH goes to the revenue pool for distribution.
🐸 Scenario 1 — Casual Trader
5 trades/day at 0.2 ETH each.
Daily volume = 1 ETH.
Daily fee generated = 0.005 ETH.
Daily Buyback = 0.0025 ETH worth of $KEK.
Daily Revenue Share = 0.0025 ETH distributed.
Over a 30-day month:
0.075 ETH in buybacks.
0.075 ETH in rewards to holders.
Small trades still move the needle when multiplied by the community.
🐸 Scenario 2 — Whale Swing Trader
2 trades/day at 5 ETH each.
Daily volume = 10 ETH.
Daily fee generated = 0.05 ETH.
Daily Buyback = 0.025 ETH worth of $KEK.
Daily Revenue Share = 0.025 ETH distributed.
Over a 30-day month:
0.75 ETH in buybacks from this one whale.
0.75 ETH in ETH rewards to holders.
A single whale can be an XP + ETH fountain for everyone.
🐸 Scenario 3 — Community Volume Surge
500 traders, average 0.5 ETH in trades/day each.
Daily community volume = 250 ETH.
Daily fee generated = 1.25 ETH.
Daily Buyback = 0.625 ETH worth of $KEK.
Daily Revenue Share = 0.625 ETH distributed.
Over a 30-day month:
18.75 ETH in buybacks.
18.75 ETH in ETH rewards to holders.
🐸 The Loop in Action
More trades → more fees collected → bigger buybacks → stronger $KEK → larger ETH rewards → more traders joining in → repeat.
Volume feeds rewards. Rewards feed volume. The engine keeps turning as long as people keep trading.
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