Rewards & $TORCH
Cashback, referral, holder rewards, $TORCH and burns.
Cashback and referral
Part of the 1% fee on every trade you make comes back to you: 0.10% to 0.20% of the trade, depending on your 30-day volume. See Rewards & burns for the tiers.
On the Rewards page in the Terminal, or with /cashback and /referral in the bot. You can claim a chain once its balance reaches $5; it's paid in that chain's gas token to your Torch wallet.
The fee on $TORCH trades (0.5%) goes entirely to $TORCH's burn wallet and treasury, so it doesn't pay cashback or referral.
/referral in the bot gives you your link. Everyone who joins through it is linked to you, and you earn a share of their trading fees for good.
Holder rewards
Some Torch launchpad tokens send part of their buy tax to holders. If you hold such a token, you earn a share based on how much you hold and for how long.
Claim all on your Profile or the Rewards page in the Terminal. One claim covers every token and all your Torch wallets. It needs your password, and only costs a little gas.
Yes. When you claim holder rewards, the confirmation shows Torch holder rewards as the contract you're interacting with. If a confirmation ever says UNKNOWN CONTRACT for something you didn't start yourself, stop and don't confirm.
No. They add up and wait for you.
$TORCH and burns
Torch's own token on Robinhood Chain, launched on the Torch launchpad with a 2% buy tax and liquidity locked forever. See $TORCH.
Several ways: during the launch phase the holders' share of its buy tax goes to buybacks and burns, part of Torch's share is used for buybacks and burns, and unclaimed creator fees from other launches buy back and burn $TORCH. Burns are announced in the community chat, and every burn is a public on-chain transaction.
The Burns page in the Terminal and /burn in the community chat show the running total. It's the balance of the dead address, which anyone can check on the explorer.
0x000050E18ffa3F8F7aD170Eb9CeF160eb3Ed1111 on Robinhood Chain. See Official addresses.