ScaleSwap
  • 👋Introduction
    • Intro
  • 📍Chapter 1
    • IDO Launchpads We Have
    • Lowering the Barriers to Entry
    • Improving Liquidity of the Ethereum Ecosystem
    • Layer 1 and the Gas Fee 😱Scaries
    • Lottery
    • Deregulation-shrelegulation
      • 🏓 To-the-Mooon!
  • 📍Chapter 2
  • The Launchpad We Deserve
  • The Fundraiser’s Flow
  • Layer 2: Forget that Expensive ⛽️Gas!
    • The Road from Plasma to the New Now
    • Rollup-centric Roadmap and the New Teacher’s Pets
    • Polygon
    • Scaleswap Layer 2 Implementation
      • Opportunities for Swapping
      • The Atomic Bridging and the Biconomy Relay
  • 📍Chapter 3
    • 📈ScaleSCORE
    • Why Whitelist (v.)?
    • Metrics Explained
      • Dimension 1
      • Dimension 2
      • Dimension 3
      • Dimension 4
      • Dimension 5
      • Dimension 6
  • 📍Chapter 4
    • The Flows
    • Project’s Flow
      • Project Dashboard
  • Project Selection Criteria
  • Fees’ Flow and Pool Control
  • Swapper’s Flow
    • The Whitelist Registry
  • Participating in the Pool
  • 🤓Readme First
    • Why Intellectual Contribution Matters
  • 📑List of
    • References
  • List of the Acronyms
    • Explained
  • List of
    • The Figures
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

Fees’ Flow and Pool Control

The Fundraiser compensates the ScaleSwap community with a flat fee of 3% of the pool value in SCA tokens. We burn these tokens in order for the Fundraiser to withdraw her funds. We support the following blockchains and wallets: Ethereum L1, Polygon L2, Metamask, Wallet Connect.

Only the wallet credentials of the Fundraiser can be used to control the pool contract, and only the Fundraiser can withdraw funds from the successfully completed pool. However, if a Fundraiser decides not to withdraw funds, the pool’s smart contract will automatically send funds to a backup wallet within three months after the pool’s completion.

PreviousProject Selection CriteriaNextSwapper’s Flow

Last updated 3 years ago

Was this helpful?