The token behind the platform. Creator fees from $LUMEXA trading pay for the agents, buy back and burn supply, reward builders and fund development.

$LUMEXA

The contract address is not published yet.

01

Market activity

People trade $LUMEXA on the market.

02

Creator fees

Each trade pays a creator fee to the project treasury.

03

Split

The treasury routes the fees to four jobs.

04

Flywheel

A stronger product brings more users and more activity.

Keeps agents running

Agent costs

Agents need model usage, market data and servers every minute they work. Creator fees pay these bills first, so the agent stays free to start and never depends on a paywall.

  • Model usage for reading your instructions
  • Live price and chain data
  • Servers and the open API
Reduces supply

Buyback and burn

A share of creator fees buys $LUMEXA on the market. The tokens bought are sent to a burn address and leave circulation for good. Every burn is a public transaction anyone can verify.

  • Automatic market buys
  • Permanent burn
  • Public on the explorer
Rewards builders

Creators and arena

Strategy authors earn when their work is copied, and weekly arena winners share a prize pool. Good strategies are paid for being good, which draws in more builders.

  • Rewards for copied strategies
  • Weekly arena prize pool
  • Equal rules for everyone
Ships the roadmap

Development

Audits, smart wallet execution, new assets and new tools need steady funding. A fixed slice goes to the team so the roadmap keeps moving after launch week.

  • Contract audits
  • Order execution
  • New assets and tools

The exact split between these four jobs is set and published before launch, together with the treasury address. Agent costs are paid first, because a product that stops running cannot support a token.

01Creator fees

Every trade of $LUMEXA on the market pays a creator fee to the project treasury. This is the income that keeps the project running without selling anything to its users. The fee comes from market activity, so the more people trade and hold the token, the more the project can do.

02Agent costs come first

An AI agent has real running costs: model usage to read your instructions, live market and chain data, and servers for the API. Creator fees pay these bills first so the agent stays available and fast. If the product stops, nothing built on top of it can hold value.

03Buyback and burn

A share of the creator fees buys $LUMEXA on the market and sends it to a burn address. Burned tokens leave circulation for good, so supply shrinks while the product grows. Each buyback and each burn is an ordinary transaction on the chain, visible to anyone on the explorer.

04Creators and the arena

Part of the flow rewards strategy authors when their work is copied and funds the weekly arena prize pool. Builders are paid for being useful, which brings better strategies to the marketplace and more reasons to use the agent.

05The flywheel

More users bring more trading activity, more activity brings more creator fees, and fees fund better agents, bigger rewards and fewer tokens in circulation. Each turn of the loop makes the next one stronger, by design.

06What is already live

The strategy builder, backtests on real prices, the marketplace, the weekly arena, wallets on the chain and the live chain feed all run today. The token sits on top of a product that works, and every part of it can be inspected in the docs.

07What comes next

Fee routing to agent costs, buyback and burn goes live once the contracts are audited, together with smart wallet execution. The fee split, the treasury address and the contract address are published before launch.

08Check before you trust

$LUMEXA is not a promise of returns and nothing here is investment advice. Always compare a contract address with the one published on this page and on official channels. Nobody from the team will ever ask for your keys or seed phrase.