RETURN
It all comes full circle.
Every $RETURN trade generates creator fees through long.supply. A designated share of those fees is converted into CRCL and returned directly to eligible $RETURN holders. No claims. No wallet connection. Every distribution is published on-chain.
- Network
- Arc
- Pair
- RETURN / CRCL
- Venue
- long.supply
- Claim
- Not required

Only completed distributions count.
Every figure below is the sum of payouts that have settled on Arc. Nothing here is an estimate, a projection, or a number someone typed into a spreadsheet.
No distribution has been executed yet. When the first one runs, every wallet and every transaction hash appears here and on the returns page.
Trade. Fees accumulate. CRCL returns. Repeat.
Six stages, and the only input is trading activity. long.supply charges a 1% pool fee and keeps half of it — this project's share is 0.5% of volume.
- 01Trade$RETURN trades against CRCL.
- 02Pool feeEvery trade carries a 1% pool fee on long.supply.50% · ProtocolKept by long.supply50% · CreatorThis project
- 03Creator shareThe creator half of the pool fee accrues to this project — 0.5% of trade volume, not the full 1%.
- 04CRCLAll of the creator share is converted into CRCL.
- 05HoldersCRCL is sent directly to eligible RETURN holders. No claim, no wallet connection, no approval.
- 06ReturnIt all comes full circle. Value generated by trading comes back to the people holding the token — and the loop starts again.

The salmon always returns.
Salmon return to where they came from. It is the one thing everybody knows about them, and it is why the mascot is not decoration.
RETURN applies the same idea to value generated by trading. Fees do not disappear into a black box that nobody can see into. A disclosed share of creator-fee revenue comes back to the community in CRCL — to the same wallets whose trading produced it.
It is a redistribution of trading fees, not yield and not a promise. If nobody trades, there are no fees, and there is nothing to return.
No claims. Just returns.
You never have to come to this website to be paid. There is nothing here to connect to, nothing to sign, and nothing to approve — which is the point.
Holders never connect a wallet to the RETURN website. It is read-only and has no way to ask you for anything.
CRCL is sent straight to eligible holder addresses as an ordinary transfer. Nothing to claim, nothing to approve, nothing to forget.
Every distribution is published with its snapshot block, its full recipient list and every payout transaction hash.
Eligibility, exclusions and the minimum balance are disclosed for every return — before it runs, not after.
No claim. No wallet connection. CRCL is sent directly to eligible holders.
Don’t trust. Verify the return.
Every contract and wallet this project touches, linked to the explorer. Anything not yet published reads PENDING — there are no example addresses on this site.
- RETURN tokenThe token holders are measured in. 18 decimals.
0x7C218A79…f8c4F64c0x7C218A794904Bdc75239b2a6DE9fFd9ff8c4F64c - CRCL tokenThe token holders are paid in. 18 decimals.
0x2ba0f44B…A45B043B0x2ba0f44BDfC17FbA30edA9cdBeCB908cA45B043B - RETURN / CRCL poolThe pool on long.supply whose trades generate the creator fee.
0xd54293F7…7c75b8740xd54293F7d2856cb3E11997Ed018df13E7c75b874 - Creator fee recipientWhere long.supply pays this project's half of the pool fee.
0x6D699F4D…A956b0160x6D699F4D77a8FaEaca0f7DC707F9208fA956b016 - Distribution walletSends CRCL to holders. Its private key never touches this website.
0x0d5BbFD7…f6994e610x0d5BbFD71d0442bE3057198B4140052cf6994e61 - Batch distributorOptional helper contract for large payout batches.Not in use
RETURN is an independent, community-created token. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, operated by or connected to Circle Internet Group, Inc., Arc, long.supply or their affiliates. The ticker CRCL is used here to name the token this project is paired with and pays out in — nothing more.
Distributions come from one source only: creator fees generated by people trading $RETURN. long.supply charges a 1% pool fee on every trade and splits it evenly between the protocol and the token creator, so the project’s share is 0.5% of trade volume. There is no other revenue, no treasury generating income, and no external party contributing funds.
Because of that, a distribution is a redistribution of trading fees — not yield, not interest, not a dividend, and not passive income. It is not an investment return and no rate of return is offered, implied or achievable by holding.
Distributions are discretionary and depend entirely on trading activity. If nobody trades, there are no fees and there is nothing to distribute. RETURN makes no commitment to any schedule, any amount, or any continuation of distributions at all.
Nothing here is financial advice, an offer, or a solicitation. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. Do your own research.