The protocol / Clock InUpdated 30 Aug 2026

Clock In.

The reward engine. No emissions schedule, no inflation: real fees pool up in ETH, and every activated Broker takes its weighted cut - in the asset its owner chose.

In plain English Picture a tip jar that fills with ETH from the protocol's fee streams. When the jar is full enough, anyone in the room can shout "clock in!" (and pay the gas): the jar is swapped into whatever mix of assets the activated Brokers voted for - tokenised stocks, $STONKBROKER, or plain ETH - and split between them by activation weight. The money lands in each Broker's own wallet. Then the jar starts filling again.

Where the money comes from

Rewards are funded by fees, not token printing:

70% of Anvil trade fees - the 10% swap and 15% snipe ETH fees on every vault trade. Historically the largest stream.
Royalty share - half of the 6.66% OpenSea royalty (3.33% of every secondary sale) is recycled straight into the pot.
70% of loan fees - the ETH fees from Broker-collateralised loans.
Launchpad and ecosystem flows - fees from the launcher and incubated projects have also routed in, including occasional very large one-off rounds.

The remaining 30% of those fee streams goes to the protocol. Because the pot is fee-fed, reward flow rises and falls with real activity - big trading weeks pay well, quiet weeks pay less. The official docs are candid that these are promotional distributions, not dividends or stable income.

How a round works

Fees accrue in ETH inside the Directed Booster contract (0x1f12fe622c11947f93f53d63f68f7f46b6d081c9) - this is Clock In v2, which replaced the retired v1 StockBooster.
When the accrued bar is full, any wallet can trigger the round and pay the gas. There is no central operator or bot dependency.
The engine tallies every activated Broker's election across a menu of around 12 assets - tokenised stocks (AAPL, AMZN, NVDA, GOOGL, TSLA, GME and others), $STONKBROKER, and stablecoin/ETH options.
The pot is swapped in one pass and credited to each Broker pro rata by activation weight, delivered into its ERC-6551 wallet (a Deliver button collects instantly).

Elections: choosing your asset

Each activated Broker can elect one to three reward assets with custom weightings; unelected Brokers default to ETH. Two properties worth understanding:

Election changes the asset, not the amount. The pot splits by weight regardless of what you elect - measured side by side, a STONK-electing Broker and an ETH-default Broker of the same tier earned within 1% of each other, with the ETH default fractionally ahead because it skips a swap. Elect what you want to hold, not what you think pays more.
Elections die on transfer, like activation: the engine ignores any election made by a previous owner. Re-electing costs only gas.

In practice the community leans heavily into $STONKBROKER: at the 28 August census, over 80% of elected demand was for the token itself - meaning most reward flow becomes recurring buy pressure on STONK.

Scale, honestly stated

Across the 907 rounds from launch to 28 August 2026, the engine distributed roughly 1,176 ETH in total. That headline needs its caveat: distribution is lumpy. A single record round (the $WALL launch on 14 August) accounted for close to 40% of the all-time total, and the ten largest rounds for over half. Weekly flow varies enormously with ecosystem activity - check Live Numbers for recent rates rather than extrapolating any single week.

Worth knowing Only activated Brokers earn, activation clears on transfer, and vault Brokers are all inactive - so roughly speaking, the reward pool divides among the paid-up minority, and your share depends on total active weight, which changes as others activate, upgrade or sell. Yield maths done at today's weight is an estimate, not a promise.

Sources: official docs (stonkbrokers.cash/docs), Directed Booster contract, independent census of all 907 reward rounds, 28 Aug 2026.

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