Fee Bridge

A revenue token can carry a Fee Bridge: a slice of each sync's ETH goes to the in-range LPs of the token's own market, so the market stays deep without anyone adding to it by hand.

The slice

The slice is set at mint, up to 20% of the ETH each sync pulls after the tip, and never changes. The rest is released to holders as usual. A token with no Fee Bridge sends all of it to holders. The markets the app opens at mint carry no Fee Bridge; a direct call to the tokenizer can set one.

The drip

The Fee Bridge is a Fee Bridge v2 made for the token's market before the token is sealed. A keeper drips what it holds to the market's in-range LPs, a capped amount at a time and no more often than its terms allow, and a drip waits if in-range liquidity has jumped since the keeper last looked. The caps are fixed in the bridge's terms at mint.

Read Fee Bridge for the Hook Block the bridge comes from.