Shroom Network $SHROOM

Tokenised-stock LP networkCLEANNO-GOno audit foundlive on-chain

website X DexScreener explorer

Revenue 7d

$363k

24h $27k · 30d $532k

Holder revenue 7d

$363k

30d $532k · P/HR 0.71x

Fees 7d

$80k

24h $16k · 30d $341k

Market cap

$13.5M

FDV $13.5M

P/R, 7d annualised

0.71x

on FDV 0.71x · P/fees 3.25x

Price

$0.0137

-28.4% 24h · vol $703k · liq $317k

Revenue by window

Every window annualised, so the multiples are comparable. A short window on a young protocol is noisy, and a window longer than the protocol's earning history is marked.

Window	Earned	Holder rev	Fees	Annualised rev	Trend	P/R	P/HR
24h	$27k	$27k	$16k	$10.0M	+161%	1.35x	1.35x
7d	$363k	$363k	$80k	$19.0M	-47%*	0.71x	0.71x
30d†	$532k	$532k	$341k	$6.5M	-52%*	2.08x	2.08x
Since launch (9.3 days)	$532k	$532k	–	$21.0M	–	0.64x	0.64x

Revenue basis

On-chain: tokenised Micron paid out of the payout proxy to holder wallets, priced at the live MU/USDG pool. All of it is holder revenue. Gross pool fees are far larger and are not revenue.

Stream	Kind	Enforced	Note
Tokenised Micron paid to holders	holder payout	discretionary	Pushed by a keeper EOA from an upgradeable payout proxy under a one-EOA timelock
Pons hook take and LP fees	excluded	code	4.36% of SHROOM/MU volume goes to Pons; LP fees stay with LPs

On-chain stream	24h	30d	Life	Units (life)
Tokenised Micron (MU) pushed by a keeper from the upgradeable payout proxy 0xEa40 to holder wallets	$27k	$532k	$532k	540.86 MU at $983.59

Excluded

Pons hook take (4.36% of SHROOM/MU volume, goes to Pons); LP fees in the 218 pools; deployer LP accrual; dead transfers of pre-held tokens (not fee-funded)

Scan

from block 52,093,672 to 60,029,647; 45,481 transfers ledgered

Age

9.3 days; P/R and P/HR annualise whole-life figures ($532k revenue, $532k to holders) because the token is under 30 days old

Fees basis

DexScreener 24h volume across SHROOM pairs x 2.21% (gross in-pool fees / volume measured 1 to 6 Sep 2026). 5 days of volume sampled so far.

Pays holders in tokenised Micron. Distribution is discretionary.

Launch screen CLEAN

No fleet-style bundle in the launch window. Supply was minted and seeded across 57 pools with 80M sold on the bonding curve, and the curve cohort flipped out rather than holding as a bloc.

Method: replay from mint, decode every swap in the first 50 blocks after the first pool, group same-block buys by gas price and amount, trace first token funding. Timing and gas never prove common ownership on their own.

Token audit (ours) NO-GO

Token itself carries no privileged authority and the MU payouts reconcile to cash paid to holders. Fails on custody and rights: nothing is locked, the deepest pool is 57% custodied by a third-party LP manager, and the payout proxy is upgradeable through a timelock whose every role is one EOA.

Token runtime has burn selectors only, no proxy (A-1); owner() and paused() revert (A-2)
Deepest pool 57% custodied by a third-party LP-manager contract with its own owner and keeper (B-1)
8.16% of supply plus the graduation position sit in a Pons holder contract owned by a 2-of-3 Safe (B-2)
218 pools; deployer owns unlocked positions in 57 (B-3)
10M SHROOM into USDG shows 33% impact; the largest EOA's 78.2M quotes 89% below small-size price (C-1, C-2)
Creation tx minted supply and bought 21.3% for the deployer (E-1)
Pons hook takes 4.36% of user volume on the SHROOM/MU pool (F-2)
MU payout chain reconciles: 445.95 MU to 2,151 wallets (F-3); payout proxy upgraded 5 Sep under a one-EOA timelock (F-4)
The 12.68M 'burned' are dead transfers of pre-held tokens, not buybacks (F-5)
No on-chain holder claim right (G-2)

Pinned 2026-09-06. Surfaces: A controls, B liquidity custody, C sellability, D concentration, E launch, F fees, G rights, H dependencies. A critical on any surface caps the verdict.

Professional audit no audit found

The site is a single landing page with X, Telegram and a Uniswap buy link. No docs, GitHub, contract list or audit mention. Not listed on DefiLlama and no search result names an auditor.

Checked 2026-09-07, confidence medium. A professional audit reviews contract code for bugs. It does not cover tokenomics, launch fairness, or who holds the keys.