01 / THE LOBBY
ATMONERO / REWARDING THE HOLDERS
Built for the
holder mindset.
An orange ATM. A community gathering around it. ATMonero takes the idea of “Rewarding the Holders” onto XMR ROOTS: a Solana community token paired with ROOTS, with its reward allocation directed to eligible holders rather than a creator payout.
The ATM is the character. Collected trading fees are the mechanism. Behind the coin’s playful identity is a simple idea: give holders a part in the activity around their token.
01 / THE REAL MECHANISMROOTS rewards. Not native XMR.
According to the token's page, eligible holders may receive ROOTS rewards from collected trading fees. Eligibility, pricing, snapshot timing and available budgets apply. Opening this demo does not qualify you for rewards, and payouts are not guaranteed.
Read current terms on the token page ↗ 02 / ATM HALL
A trade starts it.
ROOTS carries it.
ATMonero’s token page lists holder mode. Here is the path from collected fees to an eligible wallet, as described by XMR ROOTS.
01Trading funds the budget
Buys and sells carry a 2% creator fee. The platform collects and settles those fees, directing 40% of that collected fee pot to holder rewards in ROOTS.
02A snapshot sets eligibility
A wallet needs at least $20 of ATMonero in eligible holdings at the snapshot. Eligible token accounts are aggregated per wallet; pool, curve and vault owners, frozen accounts and delegated accounts are excluded.
03The keeper delivers rewards
The platform’s keeper publishes a holder snapshot and submits claim proofs for automatic payouts. Receiving an automatic payout does not require a holder signature.
New snapshots require the configured ROOTS budget threshold and run at most once per hour—not a promise of hourly payments. Pricing, available rewards and keeper funding determine when the process can run.
Current eligibility & reward activity ↗03 / ALLOCATION DESK
One fee.
Four destinations.
Shares of collected creator fees—not shares of your holdings or total trading volume.
40%Holder rewards
ROOTS allocated to eligible ATMonero holders.
25%Shared liquidity
Allocated to the ROOTS/wXMR pool. Only newly acquired protocol LP tokens are burned.
25%ROOTS burn
For this ROOTS pair, allocated ROOTS is burned directly—not bought back on the market.
10%ATMonero reserve
This coin’s enabled reserve receives the share that otherwise routes to treasury.
The 2% creator fee is separate from venue fees, Solana network fees and account rent. Allocations describe budgets; completed payouts, burns and liquidity deposits require confirmed transactions.
Read the platform’s fee model ↗04 / THE RESERVE VAULT
A separate reserve.
A different mechanism.
Holder rewards use the 40% allocation. ATMonero’s reserve receives a separate 10% allocation. The token page describes permanently burning ATMonero to redeem a proportional share in ROOTS: reserve × tokens burned ÷ total supply before the burn, rounded down. Supply includes curve and pool tokens. The reserve is finite—not a purchase-price guarantee—and shared liquidity is not a refund pot.
The token-specific page describes the enabled reserve. Platform overview wording differs; check current token terms. This illustrated vault does not hold deposits or execute redemptions.
Review the reserve on XMR ROOTS ↗05 / COMMUNITY LOUNGE
A community.
Not just a ticker.
“Real community grows with time, and blossoms into something beautiful.”
— @AndeBurman, on building ATMonero on XMR ROOTS
In public posts, @AndeBurman describes ATMonero as a community built around holding and rewards, rather than a quick flip. That is the operator’s stated vision; the token page and platform documentation explain the mechanics behind it.
A few good questions.
Are ATMonero, ROOTS and Monero the same coin?
No. ATMonero is the community token featured here. ROOTS is its trading pair and reward asset on Solana. Native Monero is XMR; wXMR is a separate Solana representation. ATMonero rewards are ROOTS, not native XMR, and Solana transactions remain public.
Does holding $20 mean I receive a fixed reward?
No. The $20 requirement is a minimum eligible holding value for new snapshots, not a reward amount. Valuation is a spot estimate. Rewards depend on the published allocation and available budget; neither an amount nor a payment schedule is guaranteed. Snapshot eligibility depends on the publisher and its data sources.
Do I need to claim or sign to receive automatic rewards?
The platform documentation says its keeper can submit claim proofs and deliver automatic payouts without a holder signature. Published claims have a 180-day window and duplicate-claim protection. This sample does not connect wallets or process claims; use the token page to review current reward information.
What is the reserve, and how is it different from rewards?
Holder rewards use the 40% allocation. ATMonero’s reserve receives a separate 10% allocation. The token page describes permanently burning ATMonero to redeem a proportional share in ROOTS: reserve × tokens burned ÷ total supply before the burn, rounded down. Supply includes curve and pool tokens. The reserve is finite—not a purchase-price guarantee—and shared liquidity is not a refund pot.
Where can I check the coin and follow its progress?
Match the exact mint shown above with the ATMonero page on XMR ROOTS for current terms and indexed activity. Follow @AndeBurman for the operator’s perspective and platform documentation for the fee and reward model. Social posts are commentary, not proof of returns or completed on-chain actions.