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Burst redistributes platform fees into the highest-volume token on the platform. That reinforces liquidity around the market already attracting the most real demand.
Burst does not send protocol value away from the token layer.It routes that value back into the leading market every 12 hours.
All protocol fees collected from trading are aggregated and redistributed twice per day. At each redistribution interval:
  • the highest-volume token in that window is selected,
  • all accumulated platform fees are directed into that token’s market,
  • and liquidity is strengthened on the leading token’s pool.
This creates a system where:
  • liquidity concentrates around real demand,
  • leading tokens are reinforced instead of diluted,
  • and volume directly determines where value flows.

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Distribution model

Fee redistribution runs in fixed 12-hour windows. Each window is evaluated independently.

During the window

Protocol fees accumulate.Volume is tracked across tokens.

At the end of the window

One winning token is selected.The entire fee pool routes into that market.

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How the cycle works

1

Fees accumulate

Burst collects protocol fees into a central fee vault during the interval.
2

Volume is measured

Burst tracks total trading volume per token across supported execution paths.
3

A winner is selected

The highest-volume eligible token in that window becomes the redistribution target.
4

Fees are injected

The full interval fee pool is routed into that token’s Meteora DAMM v2 market.

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Fee accumulation

All protocol fees for the interval are collected into a central fee vault. This can include:
  • trading fees,
  • and protocol fees from execution.
Fees are not distributed in real time. They are:
  • aggregated over the full interval,
  • then processed in one redistribution event.

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Volume tracking

During each interval, Burst tracks total trading volume per token. Volume is based on:
  • aggregate executed trade value,
  • across all supported execution paths,
  • normalized into a consistent unit such as SOL or USD equivalent.
At the end of the window:
  • all eligible tokens are ranked by total volume,
  • and the highest-volume token is selected.

What volume decides

The winning token is the one with the highest total interval volume.Volume is the routing signal.

What can limit selection

Only active tokens are considered.Minimum activity thresholds can also be applied to avoid edge cases.
If no token meets the required threshold:
  • redistribution can be skipped,
  • or carried forward into a later window.

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Fee injection

Once the winning token is selected, the accumulated fees are routed into that token’s Meteora DAMM v2 pool. That increases available liquidity and market depth. Depending on implementation, this can happen by:
  • adding liquidity directly to the pool,
  • or converting fees into buy-side pressure before adding liquidity.
Burst uses fee flow to reinforce the market already proving it has attention.

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Execution timing

Redistribution runs on a fixed schedule. It executes:
  • every 12 hours,
  • on protocol-defined interval boundaries.
Execution is deterministic. It can be handled by a scheduler or keeper system.

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Practical effect

Most launchpads extract fees away from active markets. Burst feeds those fees back into the strongest token every window. That makes liquidity more concentrated. It makes winning tokens stronger. And it turns trading volume into the direct routing signal for where protocol value compounds.