Launch a coin → graduate into 8 pairs
Where does your 1% creator tax go?
Every trade pays a fixed 1% creator tax. Pick its destination now: it is written on-chain at launch and cannot be changed later.
Fees
2%on every buy & sell, forever — on the bonding curve and on all 8 pools after graduation.
1%of that goes to the platform.
1%is the creator tax. The creator picks where it goes at launch: their own wallet, holder rewards (paid in SOL) or buyback & burn.
5%of the SOL raised by the curve goes to the platform once, at graduation. The rest becomes pair liquidity.
Platform fees go to GimG…7nc3. Holder rewards and buybacks are run automatically by the public keeper wallet 8Led…X7Ju, and every payout and burn is listed on the transparency log. Meteora, the protocol under the hood, keeps 20% of the trading fee, so each 1% side nets about 0.8%. Fee rates are fixed on-chain when the curve and pools are created and cannot be changed later by anyone.
preview · after graduation
$YOU
SOL
SPCX
TSLAx
SPYx
NVDAx
DJT
QQQx
MSTRxYour coin $TICKER
Before you sign
| Curve + mint + metadata rent (incl. small buffer) | 0.0222 SOL |
| Network fee | ~0.00001 SOL |
| First buy | 0 SOL |
| Estimated total | 0.0222 SOL |
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Fixed supply of 1B (6 decimals), no mint or freeze authority. Meteora DBC curve in SOL. At graduation: native SOL pool + 7 tokenized-stock pairs (SPCX, TSLAx, SPYx, NVDAx, DJT, QQQx, MSTRx), all with permanently locked liquidity.