06Selling and buyingShares are sold on the coin’s own page, in one transaction.

The market is part of the program. The SOL and the NFT change hands together, and the fees a share has earned never end up with the wrong person.

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  1. 1You list. The program pays you everything the share has earned, then takes the NFT into its own account.
  2. 2While the share is listed, the fees it earns are kept for whoever buys it.
  3. 3Someone buys. The SOL goes to you, minus the 2.5% cut, and the NFT goes to them in the same transaction.

Listing a share

Pick a share you hold, set a price in SOL and approve. The program pays you everything the share has earned so far, then takes the NFT into an account of its own. From that moment the share is for sale at your price.

You can take it off the market whenever you want. The NFT comes back to your wallet, and so does the small deposit the listing took.

Checked in the proof run

  • Listing paid the seller their unclaimed fees first, so the buyer did not get them.
  • The listed NFT was held by the program, not by a person.
  • A stranger could not take the listing down.

Buying a share

Buying is one transaction. Your SOL goes to the seller, the platform takes its cut out of the price, and the NFT goes to your wallet. If any part fails, none of it happens.

The fees a share earns while it is listed belong to whoever buys it. They are yours to claim right after the purchase.

The purchase carries the price you saw. If the listing has changed to a higher price before your transaction lands, the program refuses it.

Checked in the proof run

  • The buyer paid exactly 1 SOL for a share listed at 1 SOL, and the NFT was in their wallet.
  • The seller received 0.975 SOL and the listing deposit. The platform received 0.025 SOL.
  • The buyer claimed the fees the share had earned while it was listed.

The platform’s cut

The platform keeps 2.5% of the price of a sale. The seller receives the rest. The program does not allow the cut to be set higher than 10%.

Selling somewhere else

A share is a standard Metaplex Core NFT, so nothing stops you from sending it to someone or selling it on another marketplace that supports Core. The program does not need to be told. It pays whoever holds the NFT when a claim is made.

Claim first

Outside the built-in market nothing pays your unclaimed fees out for you. Whatever the share has earned and you have not claimed goes with it to the new holder.