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Winez, from the fee to the block
WINEZ is a meme coin on Arc. Trading fees buy back WINEZ and rent Zcash hashpower. Holders are not owed a payout. This page describes the rules. It does not describe balances, because the Safe is not deployed.
What Winez is
Think of a shop that charges a small, fixed fee and can only spend it on a list written down in advance. Every WINEZ swap in the USDC pool pays Uniswap’s 1% fee to liquidity. The Treasury is that liquidity. Claimed USDC is split three ways:
- 40% — buy back WINEZ, then burn it. A keeper buys WINEZ and sends it to an address with no key.
- 50% — mining lottery tickets. The USDC rents Zcash machines by the hour. Most of the time the result is nothing. A found block is worth the current subsidy. The ZEC is sold for USDC, and that USDC buys back WINEZ.
- 10% — reserve. It stays in the Safe and can leave only through the same 48-hour queue.
Winez is not an investment product and not a trading bot. The price can still go to zero.
How a fee moves
Every trade
Pays the 1% pool fee
Safe · 2 of 3
Claims the fees in USDC
Buys back WINEZ
WINEZ to the dead address
Rig rentals
Solo Zcash, by the hour
Stays in the Safe
Reserve, behind the queue
| Share | Purpose | Who runs it | How often |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40% | Buy back WINEZ | Keeper | Every 6 h, on a dip |
| 50% | Zcash rentals | Signers, via the queue | When the share has accrued |
| 10% | Reserve | Signers, via the queue | When the signers queue it |
| Block rewards | Buy back WINEZ | Returned, then the keeper | If a block is found |
Buys are capped at 50 USDC, at most once per day, and only when the price is at least 10% under its 24-hour high, with at most 2% slippage. WINEZ received on the fee’s token side is burned directly instead of being sold.
Who can move funds
The Treasury is a Safe. Queueing a withdrawal takes 2 of 3 signatures. The transaction then waits 48 hours where anyone can read it, and any one of the three signers can cancel it. After setup, the Treasury’s owners are removed, so a signature alone cannot empty it.
The keeper is a separate hot wallet with a role, not a key to the Safe. The role allows claiming fees, buying WINEZ, and transferring to the burn address, inside the daily cap. It does not allow paying a person. Until that role and the Safe are published on Contracts, none of this is running.
The mine
Zcash blocks are about 75 seconds apart. A rental’s chance is its hashrate divided by the network. The Mine page computes that from the solo pool’s public difficulty. The number is an average. A machine that has already run for a month is no closer to a block than one that just started.
Rewards would be paid to a transparent Zcash address so the balance can be checked without trusting this site. That address is not published yet. Bitcoin rentals, if they are added, are the same loop with a much rarer prize.
Launches
The Launchpad is a draft. When it opens, a creator’s wallet would deploy their own Safe, open a USDC pool, and allow the keeper to claim fees. 80% would be paid to the creator. 20% would buy and burn WINEZ. The creator could revoke that role. No launch is listed because none has happened.
What is not promised
- No dividend, interest, or revenue share. Buying the token is not a claim on the Safe.
- Buybacks can happen and the price can still fall. The token can go to zero.
- A rental can be paid for and find nothing. Expected time is not a calendar.
- This website cannot move funds. If a page asks you to connect a wallet or to send WINEZ somewhere other than the burn address published on Contracts, it is not this site.