What M2 does with every fee.
The idea is intentionally simple: protocol activity funds M2 market buybacks and direct holder distributions in equal parts. This website only explains and displays that loop—no wallet connection is needed.
The printer gets fresh fuel.
Trading fees feed two equal outputs: market buybacks and distributions to holders.
Half returns to the market.
Fifty percent of the fees fund recurring market purchases of M2—the buy-pressure side of the loop.
A snapshot prepares the payout.
The project reports holder snapshots before each distribution round. The website is not involved in that process.
The other half goes to holders.
M2 describes the payout as a direct distribution. There is no connect-wallet or claim flow on this site.
The project describes trading fees as the input to the M2 loop. More volume means more fuel for both buybacks and holder distributions.
Follow the money without connecting anything.
The market page reads current production-token data and links directly to the Robinhood mainnet contract and external market.