What it tells you

For any token, Sweepr answers three questions: how much the creator side has earned, where that money is now, and where it went.

What is on a report

Lifetime creator revenue

Everything the creator side has earned since launch, in the asset it was paid in and in USD.

Unswept

Fees earned from trades that have not been moved yet.

Escrow

Fees credited to the fee wallet and waiting to be claimed. V2 tokens only.

Claimed

Fees already withdrawn to the fee wallet, each with its transaction.

Fee terms

The trading fee, the creator and protocol split, any creator tax, and whether buyback is on.

Fee recipient

Whether fees go to a personal wallet, a contract, holder fee sharing or a vault.

Wallet history

Every change of fee wallet, with its date and transaction.

Claim ledger

Each payout: date, amount, asset, recipient and transaction.

Revenue over time

When the fees were earned, so you can see whether they are still coming in.

Questions it answers

Hold or trade a token

Has the creator side been paid, and how much? Are fees still coming in? Did the fee wallet change, and when?

Launched a token

What have I earned in total? What is still waiting to be swept or claimed? What link can I give holders to show it?

Run a community takeover

Where do the fees go today? Has the redirect taken effect, and from which date?

What it does not tell you

  • What happened to the money after it reached the fee wallet.
  • Whether a team sold its own tokens. Sweepr covers fees, not holdings.
  • Whether a token is a good buy. Sweepr reports amounts and dates and leaves the judgment to you.