Popcorn Popcorn
Every trade on the pool pays a fee. That fee is the rent, and it goes straight to holders in ETH. No staking, no lockups, nothing to do but hold your popcorn.
Every buy and sell on the $POPC pool pays a fee into the bucket.
Rent piles up in the bucket through every cycle.
Holders collect their share of the rent in ETH.
A what-if, not a promise. Set your bag, a holding time and a rent pace, and see the rent. Numbers are just for show.
What-if only. The token isn't live yet. Assumes a 1B supply and an example rent pool of about 0.05 ETH per cycle. Real rent depends on actual trading volume, which nobody can predict.
Just an example. Not financial advice. Popcorn is volatile.
Once $POPC is live, paste a wallet to see the rent it has collected. Not live yet. The token hasn't been deployed.
Biggest earners by rent collected. The board opens once trading goes live.
| # | Wallet | Rent collected |
|---|---|---|
| No landlords yet. Be the first after launch. | ||
Keep $POPC in your wallet. It's time-weighted, so the longer and more you hold, the bigger your cut of the rent.
Each cycle snapshots holders and works out everyone's share of the rent.
Your share is published onchain, provable and permissionless.
Collect your rent in ETH anytime. Unclaimed rent rolls over. No lockups.
No. Just hold $POPC in your own wallet. Your share of the rent is worked out from time-weighted balances each cycle. No staking, no lockups.
From real trading fees on the $POPC pool. A slice of every trade goes to holders as ETH. No emissions, no printer. If nobody trades, there's no rent.
Rent is paid in plain ETH, straight to holders. No wrapped tokens, no new supply minted.
Not yet. $POPC hasn't been deployed. This page is a pre-launch preview. Metrics, the leaderboard and rent lookup switch on once the token is live.
No. Rent depends entirely on trading volume, which is unpredictable and often zero. The Rentculator is just a what-if, not a promise. This is a volatile memecoin.
Once live, connect your wallet and collect any rent that has piled up. Unclaimed rent rolls over and nothing expires.