The claim portalIncome Reflection: how platform revenue reaches holders
The procedure is called Income Reflection: what the platform earns is mirrored back to the people who hold SHIBC. It is not a transfer tax — sending SHIBC withholds nothing, and simply holding a balance costs nothing.
Revenue enters a router and is split into four pots: burn, operations, rewards and treasury. The shares set today are a test-network setting; on mainnet they are a decision for the DAO. Where the money comes from is shown on the ecosystem page.
On the test network a first epoch is open and a first share has already been claimed. The entitlement is fixed per epoch and checked against the amount stored on-chain. There is no automatic payout — a share is claimed here.
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Questions about Income Reflection
It is the name for the share of ecosystem income that flows back to holders. Unlike the reflection many tokens use, it does not come from a tax on every transfer — it reflects what the platform earns. A decided share is set aside per epoch and collected here.
No. Holding is enough. Your entitlement is worked out from your balance over the epoch, and nothing leaves your wallet to take part.
Currently 2 % of income on the test network. The contract allows anything from 0 % to 20 %, and the sum of all four pots is always exactly 100 % — so a decision can shift weight but cannot abolish a pot. On mainnet, that decision belongs to the DAO; voting power explains how a holder takes part in it.
Whenever an epoch is open. On the test network a first epoch has been opened and a first share has already been claimed. Between epochs, what flows back on its own is the burn — a part of every fee buys SHIBC on the market and destroys it. The ecosystem page shows that path.