DOGMACAPITAL
WorkspaceTreasury
Revenue

Treasury

Every fee DOGMA CAPITAL takes lands in one contract and is split by a published set of shares. Sweeping it is permissionless: anyone may trigger the distribution, and the money can only ever travel to the beneficiaries already on the books.

Fees collected
$0.00
0 confirmed entries
Last 24 hours
$0.00
Last 30 days
$0.00
Treasury contract
Reserved

The split

Must total exactly 100%
Beneficiary Address Share Purpose
treasury 0xCb21…3272 70.00% The desk primary revenue wallet. Receives the protocol share of every fee distributed by DogmaTreasury.
operations 0x7880…ee3d 20.00% Funds RPC, indexing and terminal infrastructure. A DogmaTreasury beneficiary.
insurance 0x8236…Ded5 10.00% Backstop reserve. Makes users whole for an execution failure caused by DOGMA CAPITAL rather than by a venue.
The constructor rejects a split that does not add up to exactly 100%. A split with a residue leaves value silently accumulating in the contract, and silent accumulation is how treasuries lose track of their own money.

The fee model

The router fee is 0.25%, charged on the input, before any venue sees the order.

Charging on the input rather than the output is what makes the minimum output a number a user can check against the quote: the fee is already inside the amount the route was priced on, so the two figures are directly comparable.

The ceiling is 1.00% and it is a constant in the deployed bytecode, checked on every write. No owner key can raise the fee past it: the worst case is bounded by the code rather than by a policy.

A desk tier rebates part of that fee. The rebate applies to the DOGMA CAPITAL fee only, never to a venue's own pool fee, which the desk does not receive and cannot discount.

Fee ledger

Written only from mined transactions
When (UTC) Source Asset Amount USD Paid to Tx
No fees collected yet. The ledger fills as orders settle through DogmaRouter.

Distributions

One row per sweep
When (UTC) Asset Amount USD Tx
No sweeps yet. DogmaTreasury.sweep() is permissionless: the keeper calls it on a schedule, and so may anyone else.