where the money goes
every number here is read from the same config your coin launches against
2.50% of every trade
charged on every buy and every sell while a coin is on the launch curve. 2.00% after it graduates.
the creator · 0.50%
yours for as long as the coin trades, on the curve and after it graduates. it builds up against the coin and you claim it.
meteora · 0.50%
a fixed 20% of every trading fee, taken by the bonding-curve protocol before anything is split. not ours to set or waive.
createacoin · 1.50%
runs the review queue, the servers, the database and the rpc. this is the whole business model. there is no other revenue.
the queue, so far
the approval rate is the number that says whether curation means anything. a launchpad that approves everything is not curating.
1
applied
0
approved
0
rejected
not enough yet
approval rate
too few decided (0/10)
no coin has launched on any solana cluster yet, so no fees have been earned by anyone. not by a creator, not by us. this page will have revenue in it when there is revenue.
the addresses
these are on-chain whether we publish them or not. publishing them is the difference between asking you to trust us and letting you go and look.
- platform / pool creator
- not created yet. nothing has launched
- curve config
- not created yet. nothing has launched
a coin is curated by us if and only if its pool creator is this address
the on-chain config encoding the fee split above
cluster: devnet
things you would rather know now
a breakdown that only lists the flattering parts is marketing in a transparency page's clothes.
this is more expensive than most launchpads
2.50% on the launch curve is roughly two and a half times what permissionless launchpads charge. What it buys is a human reading every application and published answers you can check. Whether that is worth the difference is your call, and you should make it knowing the number.
creator fees are claimed, not automatic
The creator's share accrues against the coin's pool. It does not trickle into a wallet by itself, it is a balance that gets collected. Nothing has launched yet, so nothing has accrued yet either.
the liquidity is permanently locked
All of the platform's and the creator's liquidity is locked forever at graduation. Not time-locked permanently, with no unlock function for anyone including us. It keeps earning trading fees, and it cannot be pulled out from under holders.
approval is not an endorsement
A curator checks that the thing is real, that the applicant described their connection to it honestly, and that there is a plan. That is a floor, not a rating. We are not telling you a coin is a good buy.
curation is provable, not exclusive
Anyone can create a bonding-curve pool on Solana without us; that is how the protocol works and we cannot prevent it. What we can prove is which pools we created. A coin is curated by us if and only if our published address signed the transaction that created its pool. Check that transaction, not the pool's current creator: we hand creator rights to the coin's creator during launch, so the creator field is their wallet by design, and their share of the fees is theirs from the first trade rather than ours to pass on.