Wallets & Fees

Treasury ”MasterChef wallet address" typically refers to a cryptocurrency wallet address that is associated with a MasterChef smart contract in decentralized finance (DeFi) projects, especially those involving yield farming or staking pools.

Contact Name: MasterChef

What is a MasterChef contract

A MasterChef contract is a type of smart contract used by many DeFi protocols (originally popularized by SushiSwap) to:

• Manage liquidity pools

• Distribute reward tokens (e.g., governance or incentive tokens)

• Track staking positions

What is a MasterChef wallet address?

This refers to the wallet address (public key) used:

By the MasterChef contract itself, to hold and distribute tokens.

Or, a specific wallet (admin/dev) that deploys or interacts heavily with the MasterChef contract, often receiving fees or admin privileges.

Why is this important?

Transparency: Users can verify how rewards are distributed and if funds are secure.

Security: It helps audit the project’s tokenomics and check for potential rug pull risks

Rewards: Users track which address receives or manages yield farming rewards.

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Swap/Gas fee allocation:

For each trade, a 0.2% fee is paid. A 0.17% goes to liquidity providers or farming members and 0.03% goes to CirCaCoin treasury.

Referral fee: 2%

This fee is calculated on top of the referral farming reward. It is transparently minted on-chain and directly distributed to the referrer’s wallet.

Deposit fee: 5%

(This can vary per farm but is capped at 5%)

Fee Splitter Breakdown:

• 3% of the deposit fee is directed to the Treasury Wallet (Supports long-term protocol sustainability and reserves)

• 2% of the deposit fee is allocated to the Dev Wallet (Covers development, maintenance, and operations)

This structure ensures CCC farming pools remain decentralized yet incentivized, with fee distributions supporting both protocol health and continuous innovation