Every return. Every wallet. Every transaction.
Each entry is one RETURN epoch: a snapshot block, a disclosed set of rules, and a complete list of who received what. Open any of them to check a line against the explorer yourself.
No distribution has been executed. When the first one runs, this page fills with the snapshot block, the eligibility rules that were applied, every recipient and every payout transaction.
Nothing is published here in advance, and no example distribution is shown — an illustrative row on a proof page is indistinguishable from a real one at a glance.
What applies to the next return.
These are the current settings. Each published distribution records the values that were actually used at the time, so changing a rule can never rewrite history.
- Holder reward share
- 100% of creator fees are returned to holders.
- Minimum balance
- No minimum. Any non-zero RETURN balance is eligible.
- Excluded addresses
- 2 configured, plus the zero and burn addresses. Each distribution lists them in full with their balances.
- Snapshot
- A single block is chosen and every balance is read at that block. Buying after the snapshot does not qualify for that epoch.
- Cadence
- Distributions are discretionary and depend on trading activity. No schedule is promised.
- Claiming
- None. CRCL arrives as an ordinary transfer to eligible wallets.
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.