Points and Rakeback on the curve

Curve trades count the same as DEX swaps. Same Points, same 0.20% back, same balances.

A trade on a bonding curve is a Motoswap trade. It earns Points and accrues Rakeback exactly as a swap on the DEX does, on the same balances, with no separate pot and nothing to opt into.

Points on curve tradesYes, 1:1 with a DEX swap of the same size
Rakeback on curve tradesYes, 0.20% of the trade, same as a swap
BalanceThe same one. Curve and DEX are not tracked separately
Motocat boostApplies to curve trades like any other
ReferralsYour referrer earns 10% of your trading Points on curve trades too
Rakeback scheduleThe same weekly epochs rolling Sunday and the same 30-day expiry

Why the numbers match

The 0.7% protocol fee on a curve trade goes to the same Collector that every DEX swap fee goes to, in the same asset, and is split by the same weights. Rakeback is a fixed share of that fee, so a $100 curve trade credits exactly what a $100 DEX swap credits. This is arithmetic, not a policy that could be tuned separately later.

Points read the same fee. A curve trade that paid a protocol fee scores; one that somehow paid none scores nothing, which is the same rule the DEX runs.

What is different

PvE buys. A public PvE buy is a real trade and pays a real fee, so it earns and accrues like any other buy. You keep no coins from it, which is the point, but the Points and Rakeback are yours.

Rakeback will be per network. moto.fun runs on Ethereum today. Once it runs on more networks, fees you pay on one network come back from that network's pot, and curve trades follow the same rule as swaps: they credit the network they happened on. Points stay one season across all networks either way.

Points update once a day. Balances move at 00:00 UTC, curve trades included. A curve trade you made this afternoon appears in tomorrow's number.

Claiming

There is no separate claim for anything you earned on a curve. Rakeback claims from the Rakeback panel, in the same epochs, with the same 30-day window. Points are a balance, not something you claim.

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