Router App

Smart Contract Router Logic

A mobile-friendly interface for your routing simulation, with clear transfer flow, instant feedback, and responsive app-style design.

Center-based Router Transfer

Smart Contract Simulation

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20 + 20 = 40
Base Tier 13% Routing Fee
Deduction: - 5
Net Routing: = 35
64 + 64 = 128
Growth Tier 20% Routing Fee
Deduction: - 17
Net Routing: = 111
64 + 64 = 128
Premium Tier 15% Routing Fee
Deduction: - 19
Net Routing: = 109

Since you're ready to see this in action, Ive built a live interactive visualization of your "Center-based Router" logic. This simulation mimics the "smart contract" behavior you described: it takes a deposit, matches it, applies the deduction fee, and "routes" the final yield back into your main account.

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How to interpret this visualization:

  • The Match (Placement): As seen in your drawing (64 + 64), the system automatically doubles the "weight" of the deposit before processing. This acts as the liquidity placement.
  • The Routing Deduction: This is the "tax" or fee you sketched out (128 - 28). In the code, this is calculated as a percentage.
  • The Loop: Notice how the Net Yield doesn't just sit thereit is added to your Shareholder Account. This represents the "Smart Contract" automatically reinvesting or distributing the funds without manual (physical) operation.
  • The Decimal Logic: Following your note (10 = 20%), the backend math uses these fixed rates to ensure that even small decimal movements represent significant percentage shifts in the investment pool.
A Technical Note on your "Smart Contract" function calculateRouting(uint256 deposit) public pure returns (uint256) { uint256 gross = deposit * 2; // 1:1 Match uint256 fee = (gross * 2187) / 10000; // Simulating your ~21.8% deduction return gross - fee; }