Every trade drops someone a dime.
Home to 12 open drawers and 134 dimes on the tape, Usedime pays an X handle on every single fill — 1% of it, on-chain, in the same transaction.
$DIME, the platform token
Every trade of $DIME pays a creator tax, and all of it buys $DIME back on the open market and burns it. The burn contract can only forward to the dead address — not even its owner can pull coins back out.
It is not deployed yet. Every figure below that depends on a contract says so instead of showing a number nobody can check.
- Contract
- launching soon
- Price
- launching soon
- Market cap
- launching soon
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain · 4663
- Creator tax
- 100% buys $DIME back
- Burn route
- one-way, 0x…dEaD
What the contract actually promises
Three claims, and each one is a property of the coin rather than something we operate. Nothing below depends on us staying honest.
Paid in the same transaction
There is no batch job, no claim window and no queue. The buy settles and the handle’s share is already written in the same block.
The split cannot be edited
2.2% total, divided the way it was written into the coin at launch. Nobody can point it somewhere else afterwards, including us.
The handle need not be here
No sign-up, no signature, no email. A drawer fills in public and waits. Connecting a wallet only decides where the money goes when its owner takes it.
One trade, one stone
Every fill is certified: which coin traded, what the trader paid, and the dime that went to the handle. The tape beside it is the same set of lines, newest first.
- Trade
- $1,652
- Fee 2.2%
- $36.34
- Cut from
- $JANITOR
Built on Pons V2.
Readable on Robinhood Chain.
Usedime is a fee route on top of an existing launchpad, on a public chain. Every claim on this page is something you can check yourself.
Fullest drawers
Pick a handle. Open their drawer.
It takes one name and one transaction. The person on the other end finds out when the money is already there.