The 2% fee from every coin planted on Sapling, claimed and split on chain.
Sapling keeps 10%. The other 90% goes back.
Harvested from the roots, paid to holders who burned before the roots retired: 0.01 ZEC. Still waiting in the pots between a claim and its payout: $2.0K (1.54 ZEC, 0.7%). On Rings
Protocol revenue is every settle of the program's split, as the program sent it: the liquidity share, the buyback share, the deployer's share and Sapling's, by the day each settle landed; a coin paired with $SAPLING counts when its fees are converted to ZEC. Where it went (at the top) is what was then delivered, as Rings counts it; what is not delivered yet waits in the pots. Each part is rounded as it is shown everywhere else, and what still waits is the rest, so the parts add up to the revenue.
The burned total is the supply's: the billion less what is left. Every burn in it is dated: Sapling's buybacks, the treasury's burns, and the burns from holders' own wallets, read from the chain. 6.42M burned in the last 7 days.
Every figure comes from Sapling's own index of the chain; nothing is entered by hand, and the numbers follow the index as it fills in. Dollar values use one ZEC price for the whole page, today's. Wallets that hide their activity are never shown.
