Reflect Earn · $RFE · Ethereum mainnet
HOLDING
IS THE WHOLE JOB
Every $RFE trade skims 2% in, 2% out and splits it across every wallet holding $RFE. No staking. No claiming. No gas. You sit there like a frog on a lilypad and the number goes up.
Total $RFE reflected to holders, all time connecting
0.000000000
Reading totalFees() straight from the contract.
How the money actually reaches you
Three things happen. You do none of them.
Reflection isn't a payout script or a treasury sending you tokens. It's arithmetic inside the contract. Here's the order it happens in.
Somebody trades
Anyone buys or sells $RFE. The contract takes 2% off that transaction before it lands. Buy, sell, wallet-to-wallet — same 2 either way.
The 2% goes nowhere
It isn't forwarded to a team wallet, because there isn't one. The circulating total shrinks and every existing slice quietly gets fatter.
Your balance grows
Open your wallet later and there's more $RFE in it. You didn't sign anything, didn't pay gas, didn't press a claim button. There is no claim button.
Tokenomics, all of it
Short enough to read on a phone at 3am
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Etherscan
Live chart
Check every character against this page before you trade. Impostor tokens copy the name, never the address.
Set slippage to at least 3% first. $RFE takes its 2% during the transfer itself, so Uniswap's default 0.5% tolerance isn't enough and the swap will fail. Open the settings gear, set 3–5%, then trade.
Homage · reflect.finance · 2020
In 2020, someone deployed RFI on Uniswap and simply walked away.
No team, no roadmap, no admin with a laser-eyes profile picture. Just a contract that skimmed a fee and handed it back to everyone holding. People opened MetaMask, saw a bigger number than they went to bed with, and couldn't explain why. That was the whole magic trick, and it worked because nobody had the keys.
$RFE runs that idea again on purpose. Fee at 2. Owner at nobody. Supply at a hundred million and frozen. We're not the RFI team and we're not affiliated with them — we just think they were early and we'd like ETH to be fun again.
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Roadmap, in order, unfortunately accurate
It really is this short
- Phase 1Buy $RFEThe hardest part. Requires opening a browser tab.
- Phase 2Close the tabGo outside. Touch a lilypad. The contract keeps working without your supervision.
- Phase 3Check the balanceIt's bigger. You did nothing. This is the product.
- Phase 4Explain reflections to a friend badly"So the tax… goes to me? No, to everyone. Including me. Look, just watch."
- Phase 5Still holdingThere is no phase 6. That's the point.
The holders
Meet the frens
Questions people actually ask
FAQ
Do I need to stake?
No. There is no staking contract, no lock-up, and nothing to approve. Holding the token in your own wallet is the entire mechanism.
Do I need to claim?
No, and you can't. Reflections aren't sitting somewhere waiting for you — your balance is recalculated from your share of supply, so it's already yours the moment the fee is taken.
What happens if I sell?
You pay 2%, that 2% reflects to everyone still holding, and you stop earning. A wojak appears. We can't control this part.
Is there a team wallet or presale?
No presale, no team allocation, no vesting schedule, no marketing wallet. The full 100,000,000 exists at deploy and the fee only ever moves toward holders.
Who controls the contract?
Nobody. It ships with no owner, no admin functions, and no upgrade path — so the tax can't be changed, trading can't be paused, and your wallet can't be blacklisted.
Why nine decimals instead of eighteen?
It's what RFI used, and it keeps the reflection math well-behaved across a 100,000,000 supply. Small trades still move every holder's balance instead of rounding to zero.
My swap keeps failing. What am I doing wrong?
Almost always slippage. The 2% comes off during the transfer, so Uniswap's default 0.5% tolerance can't settle the trade and it reverts before anything moves. Open the settings gear on the swap screen, set tolerance to 3–5%, and try again. A reverted swap costs gas but never your tokens.
Is the number at the top of this page real?
Yes, once the token is live. The contract keeps a running total of every fee it has ever reflected and exposes it as totalFees(). This page calls that function on Ethereum every 15 seconds and prints the answer. Nothing is stored on our side, and you can call the same function yourself on Etherscan to check us.
Why doesn't the number move sometimes?
Because reflections only happen when somebody trades. No trades, no fee, no movement. A flat counter means a quiet market, not a broken contract.
Are you affiliated with RFI, Pepe, Doge, Shiba or Floki?
Not even slightly. They're the reason this corner of the internet is fun. This is a tribute, drawn by hand, with no connection to any of those projects.