How it works

The LP and the payout queue

Realized losses supply liquidity. Winning claims wait their turn.

What is in the pool?

The payout pool holds $SDICE inventory and settlement funds. It grows when losses and consumed backing contribute tokens, and shrinks when inventory funds winning claims. Its displayed USD value is an estimate, not a fixed dollar reserve.

First in, first out

FIFO means the oldest eligible unpaid claim is funded first. A later winner cannot jump an older claim. Funding can pay only part of a claim; the unpaid remainder keeps its place.

  1. Losses fund pool
  2. Oldest claim
  3. USDC to wallet

A closed trade can still have a queue balance

Closing fixes the trading outcome. Paying the claim is a separate settlement step. The position UI distinguishes profit, paid USDC and still-in-FIFO USD so you can see where the money is.

Future losses, inventory value, executable swaps and network availability affect when claims can be paid. There is no fixed payout deadline.

Queued claims come before new revenue distributions

While any claim remains queued, new losses contribute 99% toward payout inventory and 1% toward SOL operating fees. New staking allocations, burns and surplus reward sweeps pause. Previously accrued staking rewards remain claimable; existing winning claims are not reduced by the new profit curve.

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

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