What holding a tax coin actually pays.
Coins that share a transfer tax with holders promise yield. The yield is a function of three numbers and nothing else: daily volume, the holders' share of the tax, and your slice of supply. Put yours in.
Run it on a coin you actually hold.
Pick one of your tokens and TaxYield fills in your real share of supply and your position value. Then drag the volume and the holders' share to what the project promises.
Daily volume needed for your payouts to return the position in 12 months, at the current price.
Payout vs volume
Your daily payout as volume moves from zero to double what you entered. It is a straight line: twice the trading, twice the pay.
Three things the calculator cannot tell you.
Volume decays
Launch-day volume is usually 10 to 50 times the volume a month later. Run the numbers at a tenth of today's volume before you call it yield.
Price moves more than yield
A 40% yearly payout does not help if the token halves in a week. Royalties cushion a position; they do not replace the trade.
Pools are holders too
If the liquidity pool is paid like a wallet, a big share of the royalty goes to the pool, not to people. Ask whether pools are excluded.
What is true
If the tax is a Token-2022 transfer fee, it cannot be switched off and it is collected on every venue. The split, the payout schedule and the pool rule are the three things to read in a project's docs before anything else.