SMART TREASURY

Fees in.
Intelligence out.

Community funding.
Public intelligence.

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Creator fees generated

Lifetime / token

$71,040

25.8565 ETH

Total fees earned by the connected token.
USD is their value at the fetched ETH price.

Potential API calls

Estimate

877M

877,040,510 calls at the jev-1.13.0 reference cost

Theoretical capacity from lifetime fees.

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Claimable by Jev brain
$4,323

1.573512 ETH

Wallet-wide amount reported by Pons.
Fee sweeps
3,477

Collection operations

Total burned
9,932,776

JEV permanently removed

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Rewards pool

JEV in the rewards contract

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01 / The JEV economy

The market moves. Builders win.

$JEV trading helps fund open access to Jev. Market activity becomes intelligence anyone can build with.

  1. 01

    Trade $JEV.

    Every buy and sell on Pons contributes creator fees to the OpenJEV treasury.

    Trade on Pons ↗
  2. 02

    Fund the intelligence.

    Those fees help pay for Jev access, keeping the API free for builders.

    $71,040 in lifetime creator fees
  3. 03

    Let Jev cook.

    Jev analyzes every trade and holder to guide buybacks, burns, and rewards. Trading fees fuel the intelligence. Intelligence puts those fees to work.

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02 / The capacity calculation

Small costs.
More possibilities.

Explore how request cost changes the capacity that lifetime fees could fund.

Assumed cost per request
Lifetime fee value$71,040
Assumed cost / call$0.000081
Potential calls≈ 877,040,510

$81.00 per million calls at this assumed cost. Actual costs depend on request size and provider billing.

03 / Intelligent tokenomics

Let Jev cook.
Reward conviction.

Jev is already analyzing every $JEV trade and holder. The mission: turn that intelligence into smarter market making, tighter supply, and rewards for real holders.

  1. 01 / Read every move

    Every trade. Every holder.

    Buys, sells, and the wallets behind them. Jev continuously analyzes $JEV activity, tracking how holders trade and how conviction holds up as the market moves.

  2. 02 / Let Jev cook

    Conviction has a signal.

    Bot and human signals. Performance, risk, consistency. Jev turns onchain behavior into scores that help distinguish real conviction from mercenary flow to airdrop JEV to the right users.

  3. 03 / Market making by Jev

    Intelligence with a purpose.

    Those signals are the foundation for buyback and countertrading strategies: read the flow, identify opportunities, and put the treasury to work for $JEV holders.

JEV POWERED MARKET MAKING Read the flow → score the conviction → buy back, burn & reward

Supply / Buybacks & burns

Buy back. Burn.

Jev’s market signals give buyback strategies their intelligence. Burns give them permanence: $JEV removed from supply, for good.

Recent buybacks & burnsLatest

  1. 2,400,000 JEV burned

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  2. 1,400,000 JEV burned

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  3. 806,450.27 JEV bought back

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  4. 913,175.32 JEV bought back

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  5. 2,500,000 JEV burned

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  6. 2,500,000 JEV burned

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  7. 1,132,776 JEV burned

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Conviction / Holder rewards

Conviction deserves rewards.

Holding is a signal. Jev reads it in context: behavior, consistency, and the history behind each wallet. That intelligence is the foundation for rewards built around real $JEV holders.

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Public scores. Onchain receipts. Buybacks, burns and rewards appear here once confirmed.

04 / Verify the numbers

Follow the source.

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Token contract

0x4d066ab4d924b7b3d01c6ecbfc142efe33aeb7fa

Fee recipient

0x2197fcb8850Be02bbeEB1277a8edaa18A801989B

Fee escrow

0xd3AFEB2a57f70eF218Aa82451c51B2fb0416Ac9e

How to read these numbers

Lifetime fees: the connected token’s cumulative earned amount reported by Pons. It is not the treasury’s current balance.

Claimable: Pons reports this for the recipient wallet. It may cover more than one token, so we do not subtract it from token fees or present it as a share of the total.

Capacity: lifetime fees in ETH × the fetched ETH/USD quote ÷ the assumed cost per request. The reference ($0.000081) comes from the configured launch-demo cost, not a measured average. Fees already spent are not deducted.

Freshness: this page checks for updates every minute while visible. Read time is when the fee data was fetched. Public market data is shared through a cache and refreshed in the background. A failed refresh keeps the last successful reading, labeled accordingly.

Public funding. Useful software.

The idea behind OpenJEV