Flaunchgg Contracts

Treasury Managers

Control how trading fees are distributed with treasury managers. This is the power feature that sets Flaunch apart from other launchpads.

Why Treasury Managers?

When you launch a token on Flaunch, you receive an ERC721 NFT that represents ownership of the token's fee stream. By default, fees go to the NFT holder. But with treasury managers, you can program sophisticated fee distribution logic.

What you can do:

• Split fees between multiple addresses
• Create staking pools where holders earn from trading fees
• Route fees to automatic token buybacks
• Build gamified incentives and competitions
• Any custom logic you can imagine

How Fees Work

Every trade on a Flaunch token generates fees that flow to the BidWall. The creatorFeeAllocation you set at launch determines your share.

Trading Fees → BidWall → Creator Fee Allocation → Treasury Manager → Distribution

Fee Tiers (FeeSplitManager-based)

Managers that extend FeeSplitManager (AddressFeeSplit, Staking, BuyBack, ERC721Owner) support three tiers:

Shares use 5 decimal places: 100_00000 = 100%

Note: RevenueManager uses a different model with protocolRecipient and protocolFee instead.

Available Managers

See references/manager-types.md for detailed parameters.

Using Managers

Option 1: Launch with Manager (SDK)

import { createFlaunch } from "@flaunch/sdk";

const sdk = createFlaunch({ publicClient, walletClient });

// Launch with AddressFeeSplitManager
const txHash = await sdk.readWriteFlaunchZap.flaunchWithSplitManager({
  name: "Split Token",
  symbol: "SPLIT",
  tokenUri: "ipfs://Qm...",
  fairLaunchPercent: 0,
  fairLaunchDuration: 0,
  initialMarketCapUSD: 10000,
  creator: "0xYourAddress",
  creatorFeeAllocationPercent: 20,
  creatorSplitPercent: 10,        // 10% to creator
  managerOwnerSplitPercent: 5,    // 5% to manager owner
  splitReceivers: [
    { address: "0xTreasury", percent: 50 },
    { address: "0xMarketing", percent: 35 },
  ],
});

Option 2: Deploy Manager Separately

address manager = treasuryManagerFactory.deployAndInitializeManager(
    addressFeeSplitManagerImpl,
    owner,
    initializeData
);

See references/factory-usage.md for factory details.

Manager Examples

Revenue Split

Split trading fees between team, treasury, and marketing:

const splitReceivers = [
  { address: "0xTeamWallet", percent: 40 },
  { address: "0xTreasury", percent: 35 },
  { address: "0xMarketing", percent: 25 },
];

Staking Rewards

Let holders stake tokens to earn from trading fees:

StakingManager.InitializeParams({
    stakingToken: tokenAddress,
    minEscrowDuration: 30 days,
    minStakeDuration: 7 days,
    creatorShare: 10_00000,   // 10%
    ownerShare: 5_00000       // 5%
})
// Remaining 85% split among stakers proportionally

Deflationary Buyback

Route all fees to buy and burn tokens:

BuyBackManager.InitializeParams({
    creatorShare: 10_00000,
    ownerShare: 0,
    buyBackPoolKey: poolKey
})

Transferring Fee Ownership

The ERC721 NFT represents fee stream ownership. You can move this ownership to:

1. A manager contract - Enable programmatic distribution (via deposit)
2. A multisig - Shared control over fees
3. Another wallet - Sell or delegate fee rights

// Direct transfer to another wallet
await nftContract.transferFrom(owner, newOwner, tokenId);

// Deposit into a treasury manager (proper method)
await nftContract.approve(managerAddress, tokenId);
await treasuryManager.deposit(flaunchToken, creatorAddress, depositData);

Important: Don't use safeTransferFrom directly to a manager. Managers track deposits via their deposit() function which handles internal accounting.

Building Custom Managers

Extend TreasuryManager or FeeSplitManager for custom logic:

contract MyCustomManager is FeeSplitManager {
    function _initialize(address _owner, bytes calldata _data) internal override {
        // Your initialization logic
    }
    
    function balances(address recipient) public view override returns (uint) {
        // Your balance calculation
    }
}

See references/custom-managers.md for the full interface.

Tips

1. Plan your tokenomics before launch - manager params are often immutable
2. Use testnet first - Deploy on Base Sepolia before mainnet
3. Consider gas costs - Complex distribution logic costs more gas
4. Audit custom managers - Bugs in fee distribution can lock funds
5. Document for holders - Be transparent about how fees are distributed

References

• Manager Types - All managers with init params
• Fee Distribution - How fees flow
• Factory Usage - Deploying managers
• Custom Managers - Building your own

Source: flayerlabs/flaunchgg-contracts — distributed by TomeVault.