How modes work

When you launch, the coin’s on-chain creator is a dedicated fee wallet generated for that coin — not your wallet. Every few minutes the engine claims accumulated creator fees from the Meteora bonding curve and, after migration, from the locked DAMM v2 liquidity, and splits them:

75% is split between the coin’s components25% to the coin’s treasury vault

Every coin sets its own split of the 75% at launch: Rewards, Liquidity, Burn, Jackpot, King of the Hill, Creator and Collector, each from 0 to 100%. Each component has its own bucket and runs on its own; the coin page shows every bucket, every action and its transaction. Rewards never pay a single wallet more than 4% of a payout.

Liquidity

After graduation, 75% of creator fees are split into SOL (or the pair token) + coin and deposited into the coin’s Meteora DAMM v2 pool and permanently locked. Before graduation the share accumulates and is deployed at migration.

Flywheel

75% of creator fees are sent in SOL (or the pair token) to every holder in proportion to their balance.

Jackpot

75% of creator fees go to one randomly chosen holder with 100,000 – 40,000,000 tokens. The pick is seeded by a Solana blockhash recorded with each draw.

Burn

75% of creator fees market-buy the coin and the bought tokens are burned on-chain.

Asset rewards

75% of creator fees are swapped into the asset you pick — a tokenised stock, an ETF, any crypto — and paid to every holder in proportion to their balance. Pick up to 10 assets for a basket: one is paid each round, in rotation.

Top coins

75% of creator fees buy the biggest coins launched on this site (top 10 by market cap, one per round, in rotation) and pay them to every holder in proportion to their balance. The list updates itself.

King of the Hill

75% of creator fees fill a pot. Every 15 minutes the wallet that made the biggest buy of the coin in that window wins the whole pot, paid in SOL (or the pair token). No buys in a window — the pot rolls over.

Creator

75% of creator fees are sent to the wallet that launched the coin, in SOL (or the pair token).

Collector: Pokémon cards, gacha packs, Index

Pokémon cards

75% of creator fees buy the cheapest graded cards of the coin’s Pokémon listed on Collector Crypt. Each card is sent to a random holder (chance weighted by balance, max one card per wallet per round).

Gacha packs

75% of creator fees fill the pack fund. Every time it reaches the pack price, the engine opens a Collector Crypt gacha pack live and sends the prize to a random holder (chance weighted by balance).

Index

75% of creator fees fund a basket of 2–10 directions — Pokémon card strategies and/or gacha packs — bought strictly in order, one after another. Every card or prize goes to a random holder.

Collectible modes buy real items on Collector Crypt: graded Pokémon cards of one Pokémon, gacha packs opened live on the coin page, or an Index basket of 2–10 such directions bought in rotation. The engine swaps SOL to USDC, buys, and sends every card or prize to a random holder holding at least 100,000 tokens (chance weighted by balance). Token-paired coins sell their pair token for SOL first.

Treasury buyback & burn

The 25% treasury share of every coin buys back and burns either the platform token, or — in flywheel mode — one of the 15 biggest coins on this site each cycle, weighted by market cap.

Community share

Coins paired with a token can switch on a community share: 33% of every holder payout (in the pair, an asset, a basket or top coins) goes to the top holders of the pair token, 67% to the coin’s own holders.

Anti-snipe launch fee

The curve fee starts high and steps down every 5 seconds from the moment the pool goes live: 30% for the first 5 s, 20.67% until 10 s, 11.33% until 15 s, then 2% for good. Whatever snipers overpay lands in the coin’s fee engine. The creator’s dev buy inside the launch transaction pays 2%.

Pairs

A coin can trade against SOL or against any Solana token — pick from 260+ curated pairs (currencies, xStocks, stocks, ETFs, pre-IPO, Tessera, leverage, collectibles, baskets, crypto, memes) or paste any contract address. The pair is fixed at launch: buys and sells happen in the pair token, and the fee engine claims, pays out, buys back and adds liquidity in that token. The first coin on a new pair also creates the Meteora config for it (one extra transaction to approve); later coins on the same pair reuse it.

Every claim, payout, buy, burn and LP deposit is recorded with its transaction signatures on the coin page. Both the fee wallet and the treasury vault addresses are public there.

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