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$LQDS, fees and burns

Where every fee goes, and what $LQDS does.

The split

LPs: base + 80% of gap part$LQDS burn 12%Author 5%KNTQ 3%
The gap part of each fee (everything above 0.05%), split. The 0.05% base goes 100% to LPs.

The fee router turns the hook part into HYPE (selling USDC or KNTQ through the same pool), then splits it: 12 of 20 parts buy and burn $LQDS, 5 go to the channel author, 3 buy and burn KNTQ through the HYPE/KNTQ pool. For the house channel the author is the keeper's gas address, so its share pays for the posts.

What $LQDS does

$LQDS is the bond behind every pricing channel. Listing a channel takes a $LQDS stake; a flagged channel loses all of it, burned. Every gap fee buys and burns $LQDS. Swappers and LPs need no $LQDS, and holding without staking earns nothing directly.

Before $LQDS exists

The $LQDS share accrues in the fee router as HYPE and is spent on the first burn once the team records the token address through the timelock.