How it actually works

Sponsored transactions

Instant wallets use platform sponsorship; browser wallets fund their own transactions.

How the reserve is replenished

The ordinary loss split allocates 1% toward shared SOL operating reserves. New Instant-wallet activation payments and unused token-registration or market-creation funding also support operating costs. Browser settlement reserves are separate user funds. The platform reserve does not guarantee every trading pattern is self-financing.

What consumes SOL?

Base-layer transactions, priority fees, account rent, rollup commits, deposits and settlement swaps can all consume or lock SOL. Reading a shared browser price stream does not charge an on-chain fee per tick.

Limits protect the reserve

Sponsorship has per-action checks and budgets. An exhausted budget or low reserve can block a new sponsored action without charging a successful-trade fee. Operators monitor and replenish the reserve.

By the SoltoshiDICE project · Reviewed October 18, 2026 · Original FIFO design: Papertrade

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