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Where every fee goes

Each fee from a launched coin splits three ways. 50% refills the packs, 45% buys and burns desks for the coin's top 200 holders, and 5% goes to the creator.

Every coin launched here charges a trading fee on its SOL volume (1% by default) on every buy and sell. Each fee is split the moment it's earned:

Every trade on a launched coinpays a 1% fee on its SOL side, split three ways
  • 50%
    Gacha pool

    Shared by every coin. Buys the cheapest desk on the market whenever it can, and puts it in the House pack.

    — in · — desks bought
  • 45%
    Desk floors

    That coin's own sweep fund. Buys the cheapest listed desk, burns it, and airdrops its vault to the coin's top 200 holders.

    — desks burned · — airdropped
  • 5%
    The creator

    The wallet that launched the coin, on every buy and sell, for as long as it trades.

    Shown on each coin as Creator earned

Example: a 10 SOL buy pays a 0.100 SOL fee. 0.050 SOL goes to the pool, 0.045 SOL to the coin's sweep fund and 0.005 SOL to its creator.

ShareGoes toWhat it does
50%The gacha poolBuys desks off the market and adds them to the packs.
45%That coin's sweep fund (desk floors)Buys the cheapest listed desk, burns it, and airdrops its vault to the coin's top 200 holders.
5%The coin's creatorPaid to the wallet that launched the coin, on every trade.

The split is fixed when the coin launches. Nobody can redirect it later, the creator included.

Trading fee
1%
Fees so far
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Desks burned
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Airdropped
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The pool share

The pool is shared by every coin. When its balance covers the cheapest available desk on Magic Eden plus a 2% buy fee, it buys that desk and puts it in the House pack, up to three desks at a time. Listings already claimed by a sweep are skipped. More trading means a deeper prize pool, which makes the packs more attractive.

The desk-floor share

Each coin has its own sweep fund. When it covers the price of the cheapest listed desk, a sweep runs in three steps:

  1. Bought. The fund buys the cheapest listed desk.
  2. Burned. Whatever is in the desk's vault is collected, then the NFT is burned for good.
  3. Airdropped. The collected vault value is split across the coin's top 200 holders, pro rata to their balances.

A sweep pays the listing price with no buy fee, and each coin runs one sweep at a time. If nobody holds the coin, the vault goes to the gacha pool instead. Then the fund starts filling again. It repeats for every coin, for as long as it trades. Read the exact rules in Sweeps, burns and airdrops.

The creator share

5% of every fee goes to whoever launched the coin. It's paid with every trade, so there's nothing to claim, and a creator earns as soon as their coin trades. The coin page shows the running total as Creator earned. In this build the creator's share is booked on every trade, but nothing is sent yet.

Why the split works

  • Trading refills the packs. Half of all fee volume becomes desks you can pull.
  • Trading shrinks the supply. Every burn removes a desk for good, so each remaining desk, including those waiting in the packs, takes a bigger share of every OTC round.
  • Holders get paid in what desks earn. Airdrops are the value of a desk's vault: tokenised stock and sometimes $OTC. (In this build they're paid as that value in SOL.)

This build simulates launches, trades, sweeps, burns and airdrops, using real Magic Eden listings for prices. See what's simulated.

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