【BitPush】According to on-chain monitoring data, the trading platform Lighter has extracted 32.05 million USDC to its treasury address from within its ecosystem. Currently, approximately $100,000 remains in the platform’s fee wallet.
Interestingly, this fund has not completely left the ecosystem. Of the $32.05 million, about $8.6 million was redeposited into Lighter after October 16, with roughly $7.5 million going into LLP (which generates fee rebates to liquidity providers). This operation has never been publicly disclosed before nor mentioned in official documentation — accounting for about 25% of the platform’s total revenue used for this purpose, which is indeed noteworthy.
The remaining $21.9 million USDC was transferred to Coinbase’s custody address. Lighter then disclosed more technical details: its treasury address is hardcoded in the contract as account 0, responsible for receiving all platform fees, and the address can be dynamically changed according to the contract mechanism. This design ensures fund security while leaving flexibility for future operational adjustments.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 6h ago
Wait, 25% of the revenue goes to liquidity providers? How urgent does this operation need to be? It has to be done secretly.
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ChainPoet
· 12h ago
This move... is a bit sneaky, secretly putting a quarter of the income back as liquidity rewards. Why not say so earlier?
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ForumLurker
· 12-30 04:49
25% of the revenue is secretly returned to liquidity providers. I can't believe this operation; it's not even mentioned in the documentation.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 12-29 17:03
Hmm... this fee distribution mechanism is indeed interesting. The 25% allocated to LLP seems quite substantial at first glance.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-29 16:57
Hmm, this move is indeed a bit bold—directly funneling 25% of the revenue into LLP? It feels like it's delivering value to liquidity providers.
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FadCatcher
· 12-29 16:57
Wait, 8.5 million transferred back again? This move is a bit tricky, feels like playing a capital game.
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BearMarketBro
· 12-29 16:53
Wait, 25% of the income quietly flowing into LLP? It doesn't seem that simple.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-29 16:42
Oh no, it's the same trick again... 25% of the income secretly goes into LLP. This method is quite clever.
Lighter Platform's 30 million+ USDC fund flow analysis: fee distribution mechanism draws attention
【BitPush】According to on-chain monitoring data, the trading platform Lighter has extracted 32.05 million USDC to its treasury address from within its ecosystem. Currently, approximately $100,000 remains in the platform’s fee wallet.
Interestingly, this fund has not completely left the ecosystem. Of the $32.05 million, about $8.6 million was redeposited into Lighter after October 16, with roughly $7.5 million going into LLP (which generates fee rebates to liquidity providers). This operation has never been publicly disclosed before nor mentioned in official documentation — accounting for about 25% of the platform’s total revenue used for this purpose, which is indeed noteworthy.
The remaining $21.9 million USDC was transferred to Coinbase’s custody address. Lighter then disclosed more technical details: its treasury address is hardcoded in the contract as account 0, responsible for receiving all platform fees, and the address can be dynamically changed according to the contract mechanism. This design ensures fund security while leaving flexibility for future operational adjustments.