Better Savings
A fixed-supply coin on Stonk that routes most of its trading fees straight back to holders.
Payouts depend on trading volume. No fixed rate, no guaranteed return.
1B
Supply
Fixed, no minting
1%
Trading fee
Same on buys and sells
85%
To holders
Of trading fees, pro-rata
How it works
Buy on Stonk
Pick up $ANC on Stonk. No sign-up, no lockup, no minimum.
Hold in your wallet
Your balance is your position. Nothing to stake and nothing to claim by hand.
Fees come back to you
Stonk collects the trading fee and sends 85% of it back to holders, split pro-rata by how much you hold.
The mechanics
One fee, both directions
Stonk charges a flat 1% trading fee — the same on a buy and on a sell. There's no separate, heavier sell tax.
Distributions follow volume
Fees pile up until the pot is worth paying out, then it's split across holders. Quiet days pay nothing. There is no fixed rate and no promised APY.
Fixed supply, locked liquidity
One billion tokens, no minting afterwards. Liquidity is permanently locked on launch and the artwork and metadata are stored on Arweave.
Fee and distribution figures come from Stonk's own rewards page.
FAQ
Where do the payouts come from?
Only from trading fees on the coin itself. There is no treasury, no reserve and no borrower paying interest — the model that broke the original Anchor is not in play here.
What are holders paid in?
USDC. Anchor is paired against USDC on Stonk, and distributions are paid in that same quote token — a stable dollar amount, not a volatile coin.
How often does it pay?
Whenever enough fees have accumulated to be worth distributing. That tracks trading activity, not a calendar, so it's irregular by design.
Is there a guaranteed return?
No. Payouts depend entirely on how much the coin trades. If nobody trades it, nobody gets paid.
Do I need to stake anything?
No. Holding in your own wallet is the whole mechanism, and you can sell at any moment.