适用于 V2（当前测试网版本）
Applies to V2, the current testnet version.
Platform revenue and $ICAT buybacks
V2 accounts separately for protocol income, project tax and anti-sniping income. The platform's fixed protocol allocation assigns 16% of total protocol fees to $ICAT buyback/disposal. Anti-sniping income is accounted in a separate escrow; its buyback budget cannot be inferred from the protocol split. Project-selected buybacks are also separate from platform revenue.
The V2 release records include platform vaults and executors. Their testnet target is tICAT; the records do not identify it as another network's $ICAT. See Contracts. Vault counters distinguish received, spent, acquired and disposed. Funded OKB is not an executed buyback, and acquired tokens are not yet disposed tokens.
A fixed original custodian may need to forward the protocol allocation to a vault. pullProtocol applies only when the Ledger's buyback recipient is the vault itself. Otherwise the original recipient must explicitly forward funds. The integration exposes this distinction as binding.fundingMode: PROTOCOL_PULL or CUSTODIAN_FORWARD.
Execution requires the official graduated pool, sufficient price observations and depth, and amount, interval and slippage checks. Funding alone does not execute purchases. The contracts expose buy and disposeDue, but the deployment record explicitly excludes bot activation and platform claim-to-fund execution. It does not establish that automated buybacks are running. Current automation status: {{待核实}}. Latest funding, purchase and disposal totals: {{待核实}}.
Acquired tokens are recorded in UTC-day batches. Once a batch matures, disposal transfers its inventory to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. This disposal does not reduce totalSupply and guarantees neither price appreciation nor returns.
Sources：S06、S18、S21、S22、S23、S24。 Evidence report