Share the LP portion

The proposed policy caps the total fee on qualifying GRP-to-USDT sells at 2%, including protocol and liquidity-provider components. The actual LP portion is allocated among eligible liquidity shares when those fees arise.

This does not mean every depositor receives 2% of their deposit on every transaction. Income depends on qualifying trade volume, the LP fee component, and the position’s eligible share.

One pool, multiple interfaces

A designated BSC pool can be reached through the Grape frontend and compatible external swap routing. Different frontends can access the same on-chain liquidity. That is different from one pool physically existing on both BSC and Grape at once.

A native Grape balance needs the appropriate supported cross-chain path before it can participate in a BSC asset flow. The destination network and token identities must be explicit.

Listing and launch

A deployed pool is not automatically accepted into every trading interface or route. The proposed custom fee and hook behavior requires integration and review for external routing. No public Grape Uniswap pool acceptance is established by this wiki’s review.

Fee participation should be presented as variable activity-based income, separate from the funded GRP reward formula and from the changing value of the underlying position.