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The public Fee Market is a cross-chain product surface. Solana and Robinhood Chain both support fee-right marketplace mechanics; live listing availability follows the active product deployment. Check the chain label before you bid, list, or buy.
Position market / state mapEnabled market chains
01 / ReadyNo positionA new auction can open after the active conditions are met.
02 / AuctionToken lock bidsOpen the token page to inspect and bid.
03 / OwnedFees accrueThe active owner receives eligible fees up to the cap.
04 / ListedFixed-price saleCollection pauses while the position is for sale.
Ownership moves the remaining cap. A secondary sale never resets payout history.

Market states

Live position action consoleState decides the next action
01AuctionOpen the token pageInspect the active round and place a token-lock bid.
02ListedBuy the exact askAcquire the owner’s remaining payout cap atomically.
03OwnedManage the positionReview payout progress, collect when eligible, or list.
04ReadyOpen the token pageStart or inspect a round when the active grace and configuration allow it.
The chain label controls the settlement asset and protocol path. The market state controls what you can do next.
Market entries expose the chain, locked supply, payout cap and progress, volume, market cap, owner, status, and listing price. KEK.PRO does not provide fee-rights APR or 24-hour trend data. It shows an em dash instead of estimating them.

Buying a position

A listed position transfers atomically at the displayed chain-native price. The buyer receives the remaining payout cap; buying does not reset it. The buyer pays the displayed ask. The protocol deducts the configured marketplace fee from seller proceeds and routes it to the configured recipient. Those values can differ by chain and deployment.

Listing risk

An active position cannot receive fees while listed. Price the ask against the remaining cap and current fee flow, not the original winning bid. Use the matching chain’s fee-rights guide for protocol-specific auction, payout, and settlement rules.
Last modified on August 2, 2026