Montra’s trading fees. The creator share: Creators and traders are the lifeblood of @Enter_Elysium. Montra stands behind that by sending most of the fees to you and your project, as you retain control over what you build. Choose from five trading fee tiers between 1% and 10%. Creators receive 60–96% of those fees at launch, while Montra’s cut stays fixed at just 0.40% of traded volume across every tier. Supporting creators means more than maximizing immediate fee revenue. It also means supporting the markets their projects depend on. Too often, utility projects and experimental quote pairs lose trading activity to competing lower-fee pools, fragmenting liquidity, and undermining their primary markets. To address this, we’ve designed a fee switch that begins rewarding liquidity providers once a token reaches its configured milestone. These incentives rewards liquidity supplied to the pool without introducing any additional trading fee. On the default tier, the split then becomes 50% creator, 10% LPs and 40% protocol. Creators can also lower unlocked fees to their tier’s minimum, shown below. Once lowered, they cannot be raised again. Across every tier, the creator’s share remains at least as large as the protocol’s, even after LP activation and any permitted fee reduction. Creators retain control over their earnings: keep them, split them with collaborators or direct a share to their token holders. The community and protocol share: Montra’s 0.40% allocation has two destinations: 70% funds $MONTRA buybacks and burns through our main $KNTQ pool. 30% goes to a deliberately flexible treasury, funding everything from HIP-1 auction support and liquidity to token development and ecosystem incentives. Rather than spreading capital thin across dozens of predetermined allocations, it allows us to deploy resources aggressively and strategically where they can maximize impact. The treasury exists to grow the ecosystem, not as an automatic team cut. Team and development costs will be funded as needed, and every treasury expenditure will be publicly reported so the community can see exactly where that capital goes. The full breakdown is below.