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# Fee Distribution

The creator wallet allocation and market-buy allocations applied during harvest.

Fees entering RakeVault are automatically distributed through the fixed 70/15/15 mechanism.

| Allocation | Destination             | Function            |
| ---------- | ----------------------- | ------------------- |
| 70%        | Creator wallet          | Creator share       |
| 15%        | $RAKE market buy + burn | RAKE burn mechanism |
| 15%        | $PONS market buy + burn | PONS burn mechanism |

### RakeVault routing

Harvest moves accumulated fees from the relevant protocol sources into RakeVault. Once fees enter the vault, the allocation proceeds as follows:

1. RakeVault applies the 70/15/15 split.
2. It sends 70% to the creator wallet.
3. It uses 15% to market-buy $RAKE and burn it.
4. It uses 15% to market-buy $PONS and burn it.
5. It sends both burn outcomes to the dead address.

```
Fees enter RakeVault
    ↓
70% → Creator wallet
15% → Market-buy $RAKE → Burn
15% → Market-buy $PONS → Burn
```

The burn destination is:

```
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
```

Transfers to this address can be verified onchain.

### Pons V2 trade-fee boundary

Pons V2 charges a 1% fee per trade. This 1% fee is distinct from the 70/15/15 distribution.

```
Pons V2 trade fee: 1%
    ↓
70% → Creator side → RakeVault → RAKE 70/15/15 routing
30% → Pons protocol
```

Only the 70% creator-side portion enters RakeVault. RAKE applies its 70/15/15 routing only to that portion. RAKE does not touch the 30% Pons protocol portion.

### Fixed controls

The source specifies that the 70/15/15 split cannot be changed. It also specifies that the owner cannot drain RakeVault.

These properties describe the stated routing and vault-access controls. They do not remove protocol, execution, or market risks.


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