$SHOUT Rewards
Callers earn a share of the protocol fees collected on the trades their callouts generate. There is no emission schedule and nothing is minted to pay rewards.
Where a collected fee goes
SHOUT takes a disclosed 1.0% protocol fee on trades routed through a callout. That fee — and only that fee — funds the four buckets below. There is no emission schedule: if no trades happen, nothing is distributed.
- Caller reward
- Paid to the caller whose callout produced the trade.
- Buy & burn $SHOUT
- Buys $SHOUT on the open market and burns it.
- Trader cashback
- Returned to the traders who paid the fee.
- Protocol operations
- Infrastructure, data providers and development.
Pre-launch estimate mode. The $SHOUT token has not been deployed and no payout contract is connected, so every reward figure in SHOUT is an estimate of what the collected fees would be worth. Nothing is claimable and nothing is withdrawable.
What that means in practice
SHOUT charges 1.0% on trades routed through a callout, and 70% of that goes to the caller. These figures are computed by the same function the product uses.
| Attributed volume | Protocol fee | Caller earns | Burned |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10.0K | $100 | $70.00 | $15.00 |
| $100K | $1.00K | $700 | $150 |
| $1.00M | $10.0K | $7.00K | $1.50K |
What counts, and what does not
- ✓A confirmed on-chain trade routed through your callout page, made by somebody other than you.
- ✗Your own trades. A caller trading their own call earns nothing from it — enforced in the attribution rules and again by a database trigger.
- ✗Wallets linked to you. Other wallets on your Privy account are excluded, and clustering heuristics have explicit hooks in the attribution model.
- ✗Clicks and views. Someone opening your callout is not a trade. No transaction, no fee, no reward.
- ✗Repeat submissions. Each transaction signature can be attributed exactly once, enforced by a unique constraint.
Current status: pre-launch estimate mode
No $SHOUT token has been deployed and NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOUT_MINT is not set. Every reward figure in SHOUT is therefore an estimate of what collected fees would be worth.
Nothing is claimable, nothing is withdrawable, and no reward shown anywhere in this application represents a balance you hold. The reward ledger records estimates so that the accounting is ready the day a payout contract goes live.