What is METH?
METH (Makx ETH) is the ERC-20 share token issued byMakxYieldVault when you deposit ETH. It is a yield-bearing token — holding METH means your underlying ETH is actively earning yield from liquidity rentals.
METH is not a rebasing token. The token balance you hold stays constant. Instead, the ETH value per METH share increases as interest accumulates in the vault.
Share price mechanics
address(vault).balance— idle ETH sitting in the vault, available for new deposits, withdrawals, and lending.totalBondedETH— accounting marker for ETH currently lent out to token launches. Not physically in the vault but contractually backed by the LP positions.
collectInterest() and sends ETH back to the vault, totalAssets grows and sharePrice rises.
Minting METH
Callingdeposit() on MakxYieldVault:
collectInterest()is called on YieldPad first — ensuring share price is current before you dilute.- Any protocol
feeBpsis deducted from the incoming ETH. - Shares are minted proportional to pre-deposit
totalAssets— you receive a fair share.
Burning METH
Callingredeem() after the cooldown period:
collectInterest()is called — share price is refreshed.- Your shares are burned.
- You receive ETH proportional to
shares / totalSupply × totalAssets.
bondedETH is still deployed in active launches, it is not immediately available — only idle ETH can be withdrawn. A partial redemption is possible if idle balance is lower than your full entitlement.
METH vs. other yield tokens
| Property | METH |
|---|---|
| Standard | ERC-20 (not ERC-4626) |
| Yield source | Rental interest from memecoin launches |
| Rebasing | No — share price appreciates, balance stays fixed |
| Withdrawal | Cooldown required before redemption |
| Principal guarantee | Backed by AMM math — bond always recoverable |
| Transferable | Yes — standard ERC-20 transfer |