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GumBall LaunchPad
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  • 🔵Collection Keys
  • 🟡Protocol Flow
  • 🔴Our Mission
  • 🟠Road Map
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  • 🟤Contracts
  • Core Concepts
    • 🏗️Architecture
    • 📈ERC20 Bonding Curve
    • 💸Fee Structure
    • 👅GumBar Staking
    • 💰GumBar Borrowing
    • ♻️GumBall Machine
    • 👕Physical Redemptions
    • ✏️Nomenclature
  • HOW TO
    • 😎Guide Overview
    • 🦊Connect to Metamask
    • 💸Exchange
      • 🍬Buy gNFT
      • 💰Return gNFT
      • 🪙Buy & Sell Collection Tokens
    • 🥩Stake
      • 🧜‍♂️🧜♂ Stake / Unstake gNFT
      • 🔱Stake / Unstake Collection Tokens
    • 🤝Borrow / Repay
      • 🛫Borrow / Repay Base Asset
    • 🎨Collection Creation
      • Express Create Page (Image Upload)
      • 💾Formatting Metadata
      • 🪂Deploy gNFT Collection
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  1. Core Concepts

Fee Structure

Each buy and sell on the bonding curve incurs swap fees for that specific collection. Each swap from gNFT to collection key in the GumBall Machine also incurs a fee.

Fees are set by creators for each collection.

Bonding Curve swap fees can be set from 2.5-10%

GumBall Machine fees can be set from 0-10%

Each collection's fees accumulate in their respective Fee Treasury over time as swaps/redemptions occur. A skim function can be called by anyone at any time to transfer the tokens in the treasury to their appropriate addresses.

Fee Treasury Split is

  • 40% to the collection creator

  • 40% to stakers

  • 20% to GumBall Treasury

Royalties from third party marketplaces such as Opensea are distributed to the collection creator as well.

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