Welcome to Flux Vault
One token, a basket of tokenized stocks, and pool positions only the protocol itself can move.
Live, and clear about what is not.
A trade on the degen.zone curve pays about 4.19% all in. About 0.34% of that goes to degen.zone, about 0.84% to Meteora, and the rest, about 3.02% of volume, reaches the protocol. After graduation, at about 80 SOL raised, trading moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool that charges 1% regardless of the curve tier. Meteora keeps 20% of that, and the rest is split by liquidity share between the protocol's locked position and degen.zone's, so about 0.52% of volume reaches the protocol. The protocol's take per trade falls at graduation. It funds holder payouts in tokenized stocks, protocol-owned liquidity, a staking reserve and operations, in a fixed ratio the treasury program enforces. Staking itself is planned, phase 2: the allocation is set aside, but no staking program is deployed and nothing accepts a deposit. Values that have not been read from the chain render as a dash with the reason beside them.
The idea in three sentences
Flux Vault is a Solana token whose trading fees buy tokenized stocks and pay them to holders. A trade on the launch curve pays about 4.19% all in, of which about 3.02% of volume reaches the protocol; after the curve graduates the pool charges 1% and about 0.52% of volume reaches the protocol. Whatever arrives is split on chain: it buys the stocks in every holder's basket, buys protocol-owned liquidity in $FLUX / stock pools, sets aside a staking reserve and funds operations, in a fixed ratio the program enforces.
Every 30 minutes a keeper snapshots holders, weights each one by how long it has held over the last 24 hours, publishes a Merkle root and funds the epoch. The longer you hold, the larger your share. Holders claim their stock, or receive it automatically if their allocation is among the largest.
The liquidity the protocol buys sits in positions owned by a program address, not a wallet, and it earns fees in kind. The authority can withdraw liquidity from a pool at any time as an emergency control, but the proceeds land only in protocol accounts and cannot be paid out as holder rewards.
Two ways to participate
Staking is a phase-two feature. Its accounts are designed and it is described honestly in its own guide; it is not live.
| Path | What you do | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| $FLUX holder | Hold $FLUX in a wallet across the 30-minute snapshots | A share of every epoch's stock, weighted by how long you have held, in the stocks your basket names |
| Liquidity provider | Open your own position in a $FLUX / stock pool | The fees your own position earns; they never enter the protocol pot |
Current availability
Wallet connection works now. The token has not launched and the programs are not activated for public use, so every balance, payout and pool figure on this site shows as unavailable rather than as an estimate.
$FLUX has no mint address until launch; nothing on this site implies one.
Where to start
- Connect a wallet from the header. Connecting shares your public key and nothing else.
- Read the token and fee model, then the basket guide, before deciding to hold.
- After activation, open Portfolio: it is where your basket, your payouts and the claim button live.
- Review every transaction in the dialog before signing. It shows exact amounts, the recipient and the expiry.