Every number on this page is read from the chain the moment you load it — straight from public RPC, no API, no cache, no committee. If a number is zero, you see the zero.
AereFeeBurnVault is the protocol's burn endpoint — a sealed contract with no withdraw function, no admin, and no upgrade path. Value that enters never leaves. The counters below are lifetime totals kept by the contract itself.
AereSink takes every protocol fee stream and splits it three ways. The split below is not copy — it is read live from the contract's immutable storage. There is no owner, no admin role, no pause switch, and no function to change these percentages. Changing them would require deploying a different contract.
Activity is scanned from the most recent blocks (about the last 40 minutes). The full event history is permanently available on the AereSink contract page.
sAERE is the staking receipt vault. Fees routed to the staker bucket land here and vest linearly over 7 days, lifting the WAERE-per-sAERE exchange rate for every holder. No admin, no parameter setters — the drip is deterministic code.
AereBugBountyVault holds AERE committed to security researchers. Deposits are permanent — there is no general withdraw, and any single payout is capped to a fixed share of the pool, so no key compromise can drain it in one call.
One path, no discretion. Protocol fee sources approve AereSink and call flush(). The sink splits the amount by its immutable percentages: the burn share goes to the burn vault, the buyback share is swapped to AERE and burned, and the staker share lands in sAERE where it vests linearly over 7 days. Anything anyone sends to the burn vault directly is burned too — the vault doesn't care who sends.
Contract addresses on this page are the canonical mainnet deployments:
AereSink 0x6958…1676 ·
AereFeeBurnVault 0x696a…B2c6 ·
sAERE 0xA212…50b0 ·
WAERE 0x7e84…f5e8 ·
AereBugBountyVault 0x253f…9cD3.
Read them yourself over RPC at rpc.aere.network — this page has no privileged data source.