Fees & Tokenomics
Every token has the same fixed, transparent parameters.
Constants
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| On the bonding curve | 800,000,000 (80%) |
| Reserved for the Uniswap pool | 200,000,000 (20%) |
| Virtual token reserve | 200,000,000 |
| Virtual ETH reserve | 2 ETH |
| Graduation raise | 8 ETH |
| Trade fee | 0.5% (50 bps) |
| Creator share of the fee | 70% |
| Platform share of the fee | 30% |
| Max trade fee (hard cap) | 1% (100 bps) |
| Creation fee | 0 (gas only) |
Creator fees
70% of every trade fee flows back to the token's creator. On the 0.5% fee that means the creator earns 0.35% of trade value and the platform keeps 0.15%. It applies to buys and sells, forever — including after the token graduates to Uniswap (for trades that still happen on the curve).
Creator fees accrue to a claimable balance rather than being pushed on every trade — a pull-payment, so a creator whose address happens to reject ETH can never accidentally brick trading of their own token. Earnings sum across all tokens a wallet has launched.
creatorEarnings(address)— view your unclaimed balance.claimCreatorFees()— withdraw it to your wallet.
CREATOR_FEE_SHARE_BPS), not an owner-adjustable setting — creators can rely on it.The curve
The invariant is k = (VIRT_TOKEN + CURVE_SUPPLY) × VIRT_ETH. The virtual reserves are chosen so that selling the full 800M curve supply collects exactly the graduation raise:
graduation = VIRT_ETH × CURVE_SUPPLY / VIRT_TOKEN = 2 × 800M / 200M = 8 ETH
How we compare
| OG Launchpad | Typical launchpad | |
|---|---|---|
| Trade fee | 0.5% | 1% |
| Creator revenue share | 70% of the fee | rarely |
| Duplicate names | blocked on-chain | allowed |
| Public API | yes | rarely |
| LP at graduation | burned | burned |