SellTheStream
A discounting market for
creator fee streams
Measured, not modelled
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The Stream Decays
Fifty-nine per cent of a stream’s life arrives in its first week.
Most of it arrives on the first day.
Take the advance…
And watch what you sold.
To sell a cash flow
is to say when you think it stops.
To buy one here
is to price how long attention lasts.
Mechanism
It is measured, disclosed,
and capped.
theList
One token, one slice.
A creator posts a token, a share of fees, a cap and a term. Fee history is rendered from chain — there is no self-reported field.
theAuction
Sealed bids, one window.
Bidders bid an advance. The highest clears. Forwerd does not set the price and does not guess at it.
theRoute
Atomic, or not at all.
The advance pays out and the routing contract takes effect in the same transaction. The gap between them would be the whole attack.
theCap
Both bounds are mandatory.
Whichever of cap or term arrives first, the stream reverts entirely. A perpetual sale kills the thing the buyer bought.
theNotice
Three days, standing.
Pons can redirect any creator's fees on three days' warning. It is disclosed on every price this site shows.
Measured decay against the override window
TheNotice Rule
| Fees inside the cap | 72.5% | of everything the stream ever paid |
|---|---|---|
| Of that, inside the 72h notice | 47.3% | redirectable by a 2-of-3 multisig |
| Actually priced | 72.5% | notice-exposed fees included |
| Advance per $100 of measured lifetime fees | $72.28 | at 40% annual, over the measured profile |
The bars are 52 real Pons V2 pools, pooled by the age of the stream rather than by date, from 9,016 measured fee sweeps. This is a description of 27 days that have already happened. It is not a forecast, and Forwerd does not publish one.
Capped by design.
Disclosed by default.
Who This Is For
Direct, measured, and honest about who should not be here.
Creators
Sell a capped slice of fees you cannot otherwise borrow against.
Buyers
Price a cash flow whose whole history is on chain and published here.
Nobody, yet
Nothing is deployed. There is no contract, no auction and no token.
Price a stream against its own history —
and against the window in which it can be taken.
PricedWithDoubt
Built to price a decaying claim,
not to talk around one.
- ( 1 )
Creators who sell a stream are disproportionately creators who think the volume is about to stop. That is what selling a cash flow means everywhere it has ever existed.
- ( 2 )
A median stream pays 76.4% of everything it will ever pay within twenty-four hours. Half of a cohort's total arrives by day three.
- ( 3 )
A two-of-three multisig can redirect any creator's fees to any address after a three-day timelock, and documents that as a standing power rather than an emergency one.
- ( 4 )
Fee history can be manufactured by trading against yourself, so every history here is published raw and wash-adjusted, side by side, always.