Peak
Connect the factory owner, deploy the separate buyback executor and schedule the role rotation. The existing Peak factory stays in place.
0xa0Bb…a4Eb0xe916…897f————Connect the owner wallet to unlock the activation steps.
This separate executor keeps the existing factory and splits its protocol reserve: 70% buyback/burn, 20% treasury and 10% WAVAX referral rewards.
No referral executor is configured for this factory yet.
This schedules the referral executor as both protocol recipient and fee collector. The current factory and all launched tokens remain unchanged.
———Scheduling is an on-chain transaction and requires the owner wallet. It does not take effect until the 2-day timelock expires.
After execution, the keeper can harvest reserves, buy back and burn PEAK, and convert the referral share to WAVAX. Referral claims require a verified reward root.
The buyback portion is burned after each successful swap. This policy applies to Peak’s 30% protocol reserve, not to the reward mode selected by individual launches.
The Peakfun Flywheel is an autonomous on-chain economic engine that converts protocol trading activity into continuous buyback pressure and permanent token supply reduction. As swaps occur across Peakfun markets on Avalanche, a dedicated portion of protocol fees accumulates inside the flywheel execution contract.
Through the Peakfun Flywheel dashboard, community participants can monitor pending fee reserves, inspect historical execution rounds, verify total tokens burned, and trigger permissionless flywheel cycles directly on the Avalanche C-Chain.
Every eligible trade on Peakfun contributes quote-asset fees toward the flywheel reserve. Because all accounting happens inside public smart contracts, anyone can audit the exact AVAX and token balances awaiting execution.
When a flywheel cycle is triggered, the executor contract routes accumulated quote reserves through the liquidity pool to purchase tokens on the open market and permanently removes burned tokens from circulating supply.
The Peakfun Flywheel aggregates protocol fee reserves from trading volume on Avalanche and uses them to execute automated on-chain token buybacks, burns, and ecosystem reward distributions.
Yes. Every flywheel activation emits public events on the Avalanche C-Chain detailing the exact amount of reserve spent, tokens purchased, and tokens permanently burned.
The Peakfun Flywheel is designed with permissionless on-chain execution entrypoints so eligible participants can trigger matured cycles whenever reserve thresholds are met.