Your board
drag any tile to rearrange · press ⌘KYour $CHROMO balance
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Current multiplier
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Base tier · no token
Est. SPYx this epoch
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of the pool
Received all-time
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SPYx per epoch
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Settlement wall
on-chain$CHROMO multiplier ladder
snapshot at a random slot from a trailing windowyou
Hold 100,000 $CHROMO to reach ×1.30.
Buy $CHROMO
Rewards
50% of every fee → holders, in SPYx — pushed automatically, nothing to signReceived so far
0.00SPYx
hold $CHROMO — the S&P 500 arrives on its own
view-only — connecting reads your balance, it never asks for a signature
This epoch
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Distributions
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How this works
you get paid for holding — nothing to activate, nothing to claim1
Buy $CHROMO on pump.fun
The coin trades as a custom pair against tokenized S&P 500, with a 1.5% creator fee locked at creation. That fee — collected in SPYx — is the only thing that funds the rewards.
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Hold — that’s the whole action
No activation, no signature, no staking. Your balance is read at a random slot from a trailing window after each epoch closes, so holding more (and holding through the ladder) is what grows your slice.
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Get paid in SPYx, automatically
Every 10 minutes the distributor splits 50% of collected fees across holders and pushes your SPYx straight to your wallet — nothing to claim, no deadline to miss. Connecting here is view-only, just to see your numbers.
What decides your cut
weight = your balance × multiplier
payout = pool × weight / everyone’s weight
payout = pool × weight / everyone’s weight
The pool is 50% of the creator fees collected that epoch, in SPYx. Your slice is your share of the total weight — so it moves with how much everyone else holds too.
Worth knowing
An epoch can settle empty. Below a $5 pool it is not worth the fees, so the income rolls forward into the next one instead of paying out dust — nothing is lost.
The balance is read at a random block from a trailing window, not at settlement. Buying $CHROMO minutes before the close does not buy you a slice.
Splitting a balance across wallets is always weakly worse than holding it in one — the multiplier curve is concave by design.
Top holders
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Protocol totals
every number verifiable from the published CSVsSPYx paid to holders
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$CHROMO buybacks
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