Layer 1 — Holder rewards (StonkFun)
Every Bankroll transfer carries a 3% fee. StonkFun distributes the rewards that fee funds to Bankroll holders. This is the visible layer: activity in Bankroll is returned to the people holding it.
Rewards depend entirely on activity. When Bankroll is moving, the fee collects; when it isn’t, there is nothing to distribute. Nothing about this layer is fixed or guaranteed.
Layer 2 — Liquidity engine (Meteora DAMM v2)
Underneath the token sits a BANKROLL/USDC pool on Meteora’s DAMM v2 — a constant-product AMM that supports configurable trading fees, permanent liquidity locks, Token-2022 transfer-fee tokens, and fee compounding.
- Locked. The liquidity position is permanently locked, while its fees remain claimable.
- Compounding. DAMM v2 lets a pool compound anywhere from 0 to 100% of its trading fees back into the position. Bankroll uses that mode, so trading fees add to the depth of the BANKROLL/USDC market instead of leaving it.
From the Vault to a single token
Bankroll is the Vault model made retail-simple. vltUSDC asks a user to understand vault deposits and LP positions; Bankroll asks them to hold one token. There are no vault deposits, LP positions, bridging, staking, or liquidity management to learn — you buy Bankroll, hold Bankroll, and sell Bankroll, while receiving USDC rewards the entire time.