Traders launch one token and trade Aster perpetuals from a vault whose key lives in a sealed enclave. A fixed share of their realised profit goes to the token's holders. Code splits it, the chain records every payout, and anyone can check.
One trader, one token, one vault. The rules are written into the token and the vault when they are created. After that nobody can change them, not even us.
A trader launches one token on four.meme. Its tax is the platform's 1% plus a fee the trader chooses, and the share of profit reserved for holders is fixed at launch.
USDT goes into the trader's vault and on to Aster, where they trade perpetuals from the Wake terminal. The trader signs every order; the enclave, which alone holds the exchange key, places it.
The enclave measures realised profit and sets the holders' share aside. It is paid in USDT to holders by how much they held and for how long. Every payout is a transaction anyone can open.
Capital, and the trader's own share of profit, return to the trader through the same vault. Money counted for holders can never flow back to the trader or into trading.
Each promise below is a property of deployed code, not a policy. Every one of them can be checked against a contract or the enclave's attested build.
Once the enclave sets a share aside, the vault locks it in a pool the trader cannot withdraw. The only way out is a payout to holders.
Each wake's Aster account key is derived inside an Oasis ROFL enclave and never leaves it. The trader signs orders; the enclave refuses anything else.
Token tax and the holders' share are set when the token and vault are created. Neither contract has a function to change them.
Each round emits an event per holder. Every wake page links each payout to the transaction that made it.
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. A wake's Aster account counts towards programmes scored on volume or PnL without signing up; programmes that need a "join" click on Aster's own site cannot be entered through an API yet.
One trader, their token and their vault, taken together. A trader launches exactly one; its token's holders receive a fixed share of the realised profit that trader makes on Aster.
No person. Each wake's Aster account key is derived inside an Oasis ROFL enclave from the trader's address and never leaves it. The trader's wallet signs each instruction; the enclave checks the signature against the vault's creator on-chain and places exactly that order. It has no instruction that moves money anywhere except back to the vault.
The enclave records every holder's balance on a schedule. When a payout round happens, the holders' share is divided by balance multiplied by time held, and sent as USDT straight to each wallet. A round happens when the trader withdraws capital, when 1,000 USDT is owed, or weekly once at least 100 USDT is owed.
The platform takes 1% of every buy and sell of a wake's token, taken by the token's tax. The trader chooses an extra fee on top, so a 1% trader fee makes a 2% tax. On Aster, each order carries Aster's own trading fee plus 0.01% for Wake.
Holders share only realised profit, and a loss has to be made back before anything more is set aside. What has already been paid is never taken back. Open losing positions also hold back new payouts until they are closed or recover.
No. The token's tax rates and the holders' share are fixed in the token and the vault when they are created, and neither contract has a function to change them. A trader can stop trading or withdraw capital at any time; either one triggers a payout of everything already owed.
No token is. A wake token trades freely and its price can fall to zero. Perpetual futures are high risk; a trader can lose all of their capital, and then there is nothing to share. Past payouts say nothing about future ones. Read the risks before you do anything.
One token, one vault, one set of rules nobody can change. It takes a few minutes and four signatures.