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The split in practice.

Arithmetic first, faces second. The Trade Fee is 2% of the trade; the struck face decides the division. Two trades, traced to the unit.

A trade under Full Retire

Suppose a trade of 1,000 DIEC. The Trade Fee is 2%, so 20 DIEC is the fee. Under Full Retire, the whole fee retires supply: 20 DIEC leaves circulation permanently. The Pool receives nothing from the fee, and the total supply is now lower by exactly that amount. No wallet collects anything.

The same trade under Full Pool

Same trade, same fee: 20 DIEC. Under Full Pool, the whole fee deepens the Pool — it stays in the market as depth, and the supply does not move. The buyer's cost is identical; the difference is entirely in what the fee goes on to do.

The leaning faces

Retire Lean, Centre Split and Pool Lean sit between those poles: each divides every fee between retiring and deepening in its own fixed proportion. The site states no ratios for them because the facts state none — what is fixed is that the division never varies, never waits, and never lands anywhere third.

Every face between the poles answers the same table with a division of the middle column — some to retirement, some to depth, all of it accounted for.