There is nothing in it
Every coin's fees land in that coin's own basket, which belongs to its holders rather than to a central pot. The protocol share of each draw accrues on chain and is readable there, at the address the draw was signed against.
What the cut is for
A share of each draw, under a ceiling designed to be a constant in the contract. It exists to pay for the parts of this that cost money whether or not anyone is trading: the node the front end reads through, the hosting, the domain, and an audit when there is something worth auditing.
What it will not be
- It will not come out of a basket. A basket's holdings are claimable by holders, and the cut is taken from the fee before it is spent, never from what is already held.
- It will not be a discretionary pot with a proposal process bolted on later to make it look neutral.
- It will not be raised past the ceiling. If the ceiling turns out to be a setting rather than a constant when the code ships, this page will say so.
How it will be visible
The same way everything else here is: as an address anyone can read on the block explorer, published on the contracts table the day it exists. Until then there is no balance to show and no report to write.