# MemeFees: published reference text > Memecoin prices, launchpad fees, trading activity and platform research. Compare tracked markets, apps and chains with source timestamps and explicit coverage limits. MemeFees (https://memefees.com) is an independent data source for memecoin launchpads. It publishes daily fees and revenue per launchpad (per DefiLlama), and its own engine counts token launches, graduations and survival after graduation. Every dataset has a free JSON and CSV API without a key. Coverage is curated and sampled; no chain is indexed in full. FOMO is a social trading app, not a token launcher. MemeFees ranks its reported app fees alongside launchpads because the fee table compares fees paid on memecoin trading platforms. The DefiLlama FOMO Wallet series covers app trading, not launches. This document contains the published platform fact sheets, directory entries and reviews, with the referral guides at the end. It is generated from the same records as the public website and lists only pages that are open to search. Each document retains its editorial review date and canonical page for citation. That date does not describe the age of a live market quote. Referral links may earn MemeFees fees and do not influence rankings. Directory scope: Curated catalog, not an exhaustive directory. Chain labels describe the scope of each entry, not all networks supported by a provider. A listing is not an integration or endorsement. For a single document, use https://memefees.com/api/v1/content?kind=platform&slug=axiom (kind can be platform, review or referral). The complete JSON collection is https://memefees.com/api/v1/content. Current market figures and engine statistics are served separately through the endpoints below, with their original observation times and availability flags. ## Reading and citing the data - **units:** Monetary fields ending in Usd or _usd are US dollars. Pct, _pct and share24h are percentages (1 means 1%). grad_rate_24h is a percentage. median_ttg_min is minutes; median_multiple is a ratio. - **time:** ISO 8601 timestamps are UTC; day fields are UTC calendar dates. generatedAt/evaluatedAt describe processing, not fresh market observations. Preserve asOf/observedAt and individual updatedAt/provenance times when citing figures. - **missing:** null means unavailable or inapplicable, never zero. An empty array alone does not establish zero activity. Inspect state, quality, source outcomes and completeness flags. - **freshness:** Daily JSON envelopes include quality.state (fresh, stale, empty or unavailable), asOf, generatedAt, snapshotId and columns. Coin and launch feeds use state (current, delayed or unavailable). Fetching a cached response does not make its observations newer. - **errors:** Invalid supported query parameters return 400. Unavailable coin, launch and daily data returns 503. Health also returns 503 for degraded operation. Check response bodies and timestamps even when HTTP status is 200. - **csv:** Daily CSV responses expose snapshot identity, data state and observation time through X-MemeFees-Snapshot, X-MemeFees-Data-State and X-MemeFees-Observed-At headers. - **license:** MemeFees-produced datasets use CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Third-party data remains subject to its source terms. See /methodology#data-license; this catalog grants no additional rights. - **citation:** Cite the canonical human page, source provider and observation or editorial review date. Referral links are disclosed commercial links, not evidence or neutral source citations. - [Methodology and metric definitions](https://memefees.com/methodology#metrics) - [Data use and source terms](https://memefees.com/methodology#data-license) - [Editorial standards](https://memefees.com/about#editorial-standards) - [Corrections](https://memefees.com/changelog) - [All public pages](https://memefees.com/sitemap.xml) ## Data endpoints Machine-readable catalog: https://memefees.com/api/v1/catalog. All listed endpoints accept GET without an API key. Fields and parameters differ by endpoint. ### Indexed launchpad wallets, transactions and swaps Canonical page: https://memefees.com/data#machine-access Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/onchain-activity MemeFees' finalized swap-event index. Distinct chain+wallet unions across the entire period, trade transactions, swaps and exact per-quote-asset amounts. Every source remains a configured subset; missing sources and historical gaps are explicit. Holder wallets require separate snapshots and are not substituted with traders. Formats: json Fields: platform (sources, proofs, configured coverage), summary (uniqueWallets, transactions, swaps, buyWallets, sellWallets, quoteAmounts, coverage). Raw integer token amounts are strings, never guessed USD. HTTP 503 means unavailable counts; the coverage catalog is still readable. - slug: Optional published launchpad slug. Omit it for all launchpads and configured source scopes. - period: 1d (default), 7d or 30d. Rolling UTC period ending at evaluatedAt. ### Published Markdown reference Canonical page: https://memefees.com/data#machine-access Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/markdown One published fact sheet, review or referral guide as text/markdown, with sources, original editorial dates and a canonical link to the human page. Also available at the page URL plus .md. Figures with live timestamps stay in the data endpoints. Formats: markdown Fields: Markdown title, canonical URL, editorial review date, published text, source links, citation guidance and data-use terms. - section: Required: launchpads, terminals, reviews or codes. Must match the published page path. - slug: Required exact published slug. Unknown pages return 404; invalid or repeated parameters return 400. ### Platform income, account coverage and trading activity Canonical page: https://memefees.com/data#machine-access Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/platform-analytics DefiLlama fees, volume, income, daily wallets and available trade transactions, plus Pons' separate Dune-backed creator and launch totals. Total accounts remain null unless explicitly reported. Wallet counts are not summed across days or protocols. Each source keeps its scope, timestamps and availability status. Formats: json Fields: platform, evaluatedAt, quality, semantics, totalAccounts (status, value, definition, note), providerActivity (Pons: uniqueCreators, periods, protocolRevenueUsd, creatorEarningsUsd, history, sourceUpdatedAt, latestDay, fetchedAt and source links), tokenPrice, protocols: slug, name, includedIn, fees, volume, revenue, supplySideRevenue, activeTraders, tradeTransactions. Monetary metrics have reported period totals; wallets and transactions include methodology and latest dated count. - slug: Required published profile slug, e.g. fomo, pump-fun or axiom. - days: Integer 1–730, default 90. Calendar days ending at each series’ latest completed UTC observation; does not change rolling totals. ### Platform facts, reviews and referral guides Canonical page: https://memefees.com/data#machine-access Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/content Published editorial text from the same registries and articles as the website. Each document has a canonical URL, original review dates and source links. No live market numbers. Formats: json Fields: documents: id, kind, slug, title, url, markdownUrl (when a standalone reference exists), updatedAt, sources, markdown - kind: Optional: platform, review or referral. - slug: Optional exact record slug, such as axiom. Combine with kind for one document. ### Platforms and configured chains Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/ecosystem Curated apps and providers plus labelled DefiLlama source listings from launchpad, trading-app and Telegram-bot fee feeds. Source-only entries have no reviewed fee schedule or product facts. A listing does not imply an integration; chain scope is not the provider's complete network support. Formats: json Fields: scope, counts (entries, profiles, sourceListings), entries (including sourceOnly), sourceCoverage, chains, platformData, liveCoverage ### Platform search index Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/platforms Compact search index from the same directory as /api/v1/ecosystem. Profile links and source-only directory anchors are distinguished in each category label. Uses shared cached category feeds. Formats: json Fields: scope, sourceCoverage, entries: name, brand, logo, href, category ### Listed memecoin markets Canonical page: https://memefees.com/coins Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/coins Up to 250 coins in CoinGecko's Meme category selected by market cap. Refreshed every 10 minutes. Quotes older than 20 minutes are marked stale; values older than one hour are withheld. CoinGecko's terms apply. Formats: json Fields: state, fetchedAt, evaluatedAt, currentRows, unavailableRows, freshness, scope, attribution, rows: id, name, symbol, image, priceUsd, marketCapUsd, fdvUsd, volume24hUsd, change24hPct, change7dPct, updatedAt, stale, quoteState ### Recent launches and bonding curves Canonical page: https://memefees.com/new Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/launches Capped, sampled feed; filter returned rows locally by chain, launchpadSlug or status. /graduating selects status=graduating and sorts by progressPct. Optional minimum-progress filters use 80, 90 or 95; source-flagged rows can have lower progress. Refresh interval 60 seconds; delayed after 3 minutes, withheld after 15 minutes. No chain is indexed in full. Formats: json Fields: asOf, evaluatedAt, state, sources, quality, rows: id, source, chain, address, createdAt, status (curve, graduating, graduated, pool or unknown), progressPct, graduatedAt, mcapUsd, fdvUsd, vol24hUsd, volLifetimeUsd, liquidityUsd, holders, provenance, viewUrl, tradeUrl, tradeIsReferral - view: Optional: table returns only the row fields the /new table renders (no provenance, graduatedAt, altTrade or quality). Other or repeated parameters return 400. ### Launchpad fee scoreboard Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/stats Curated launchpad fees and spot volume for 24h, 7d, 30d, 365d and all time, plus market share calculated from DefiLlama observations. Coverage is partial; missing windows remain null. Rolling source metrics generally refresh hourly. Observation times describe our acquisition, not each trade. Check quality.categoryAvailable and each row's volumeScope and volumeAdapters before using totals and shares. Formats: json Fields: source, license, licenseScope, methodology, dataSources, sourceAttribution, asOf, generatedAt, quality, totals (fees24h, fees30d, vol24h, vol30d, trackedPlatforms), launchpads: slug, name, chains, url, observedAt, fees24h, fees7d, fees30d, fees1y, feesAllTime, vol24h, vol7d, vol30d, vol1y, volAllTime, volumeScope, volumeAdapters (reporting, configured), share24h ### Daily launchpad activity Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/pad-daily Daily fees, revenue and volume from DefiLlama alongside MemeFees launch and graduation observations. Earlier dates can have fees without own launch counts. Formats: json, csv Fields: rows: pad, day, fees_usd, revenue_usd, volume_usd, launches, launches_complete, graduations, grad_rate_24h, median_ttg_min, source - days: Integer from 1 to 730, default 90. Trailing complete UTC days. - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Daily observed launches Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats/launches Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/launches-daily Daily launch counts plus today so far with partial_day=true. Incomplete counts are lower bounds. Counts cover observed token creations or first pools from selected platform feeds, and events from configured factory contracts. Sampled feeds are lower bounds. Factory counts are complete only for their verified contracts and scanned block ranges. A plus sign marks an incomplete count; no chain is indexed in full. A feed that sees only part of a launchpad's launches is marked "sample only, not a count": it shows no number and stays out of totals and ranks. Formats: json, csv Fields: rows: pad, day, launches, complete, partial_day - days: Integer from 1 to 730, default 90. Trailing complete UTC days. - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Daily graduations Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats/graduations Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/graduations-daily Daily graduations, share of launches graduating within 24 hours and median minutes to graduation. Rates are null for incomplete launch cohorts and platforms without a bonding curve. Formats: json, csv Fields: firstFullDay, rows: pad, day, launches, graduations, grad_rate_24h, median_ttg_min - days: Integer from 1 to 730, default 90. Trailing complete UTC days. - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Outcomes after graduation Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats/survival Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/survival Available observations by 1h, 24h and 7d horizon. Check published before treating this as a published result; days does not filter this endpoint. Only observations with a known graduation time, a graduation market cap of at least $1,000 measured within 10 minutes, and a follow-up measured within 10 minutes of its due time enter the comparison. No matching pool is a missing observation, not evidence of delisting. Late, estimated and unsupported observations are excluded. Formats: json, csv Fields: published, publication, readiness, rows: pad, horizon, sample, above_graduation_mcap, share_above_pct, median_multiple, missing, pending_eligible, excluded, next_due_at - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Daily pad metrics: curve stall rate, survival and decay Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats/curve-stall-rate Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/pad-metrics One row per launchpad, cohort day and metric, stored by the daily rollup. complete=false rows can still change. Stall and survival values are percentages with numerator and denominator; decay values are median ratios with the sample size as denominator. Samples come from sampled feeds and follow-ups, not every token. Formats: json, csv Fields: metric, pad, days, padMetricDefinitionVersion, note, rows: pad, day, metric, value, numerator, denominator, complete - metric: Required: curve_stall_rate, survival_24h, liquidity_decay_24h, liquidity_decay_7d or volume_decay_7d. - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - days: Integer from 1 to 90, default 90. Cohort days. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Historical fee shares Canonical page: https://memefees.com/stats/market-share Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/market-share Fixed trailing 7/30/90/365-day fee shares. days does not change these windows. Settlement layers with overlapping fees are excluded from the denominator. Formats: json, csv Fields: lastFullDay, windowEnd, note, rows: pad, share_7d_pct, share_30d_pct, share_90d_pct, share_365d_pct, fees_30d_usd, days_covered_7d, days_covered_30d, days_covered_90d, days_covered_365d - pad: Optional launchpad slug, such as pump-fun. Unknown slugs return 400. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Source and chain coverage Canonical page: https://memefees.com/status Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/coverage Current discovery source outcomes, limits, field availability and observed chains. CSV contains chain coverage rows; JSON also includes source detail. HTTP 200 does not mean every source succeeded. Formats: json, csv Fields: asOf, evaluatedAt, state, chains, sources, platforms (configuration, source outcomes and available fields), quality, semantics, datasets - format: json (default) or csv. CSV has a header row; null values are empty cells. ### Weekly and monthly launchpad reports Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reports Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/reports Published reports only. Each report is generated from one database read after its UTC period ends and is frozen at publication; later source updates never change it. Corrections are dated errata, listed separately. Launch counts marked as lower bounds are minimums, and null is never zero. Formats: json, csv Fields: Index: reports (id, kind, title, periodLabel, periodStart, periodEnd, publishedAt, url, csvUrl). With id: id, kind, publishedAt, payloadSha256, definitionVersion, engineVersion, errata, payload (period, completeness, totals, pads, cohorts, findings, charts, notes). - id: Optional report id, such as 2026-w38 (ISO week) or 2026-09 (month). Without it, the index of published reports. Unknown or unpublished ids return 404. - format: json (default) or csv. CSV requires id and returns the CSV frozen with the report. ### Collection engine health Canonical page: https://memefees.com/status Endpoint: https://memefees.com/api/v1/health Public summary of the collection engine, cached for 60 seconds. HTTP 200 when healthy, 503 when degraded or unavailable. It is not a market dataset. Full operational detail is for the operator only. Formats: json Fields: ok, checkedAt, engineSince, lastTickAt, lastTickAgeSec, runs24h, okRuns24h, lastDaily, sources (id, status) ## Statistics pages - [Launchpad statistics](https://memefees.com/stats): every dataset with sources, coverage notes and per-launchpad pages - [pump.fun stats: launches, graduations, fees and revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/pump-fun) - [pump.fun launches per day](https://memefees.com/stats/pump-fun/launches-per-day) - [Pons launches per day](https://memefees.com/stats/pons/launches-per-day) - [Flap.sh launches per day](https://memefees.com/stats/flap-sh/launches-per-day) - [pump.fun daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/pump-fun/daily-revenue) - [LetsBONK.fun daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/letsbonk/daily-revenue) - [four.meme daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/four-meme/daily-revenue) - [Bags daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/bags/daily-revenue) - [Pons daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/pons/daily-revenue) - [Flap.sh daily revenue](https://memefees.com/stats/flap-sh/daily-revenue) - [pump.fun 24-hour survival after graduation](https://memefees.com/stats/pump-fun/survival-after-graduation) - [Curve stall rate, all launchpads](https://memefees.com/stats/curve-stall-rate) - [Liquidity decay, all launchpads](https://memefees.com/stats/liquidity-decay) ## Configured chain coverage No chain is indexed in full. Configuration describes capability; https://memefees.com/api/v1/coverage reports actual source outcomes and returned rows. - **Solana** (solana): platform-samples; configured sources: jupiter-recent, pump-fun, jupiter-traded, raydium, bags, virtuals. - **BSC** (bsc): platform-samples-and-factories; configured sources: four-meme, factory-bsc. - **Base** (base): platform-samples; configured sources: clanker, zora, virtuals. - **Robinhood Chain** (robinhood): selected-factories; configured sources: virtuals, factory-robinhood. - **Monad** (monad): selected-factories; configured sources: factory-monad. - **MegaETH** (megaeth): selected-factories; configured sources: factory-megaeth. - **X Layer** (xlayer): selected-factories; configured sources: factory-xlayer. - **Ethereum** (ethereum): none; configured sources: none. - **Stable** (stable): selected-factories; configured sources: factory-stable. ## Measurement notes Definition version: 2026-10-01.2. - **survival:** Only observations with a known graduation time, a graduation market cap of at least $1,000 measured within 10 minutes, and a follow-up measured within 10 minutes of its due time enter the comparison. No matching pool is a missing observation, not evidence of delisting. Late, estimated and unsupported observations are excluded. - **launches:** Counts cover observed token creations or first pools from selected platform feeds, and events from configured factory contracts. Sampled feeds are lower bounds. Factory counts are complete only for their verified contracts and scanned block ranges. A plus sign marks an incomplete count; no chain is indexed in full. A feed that sees only part of a launchpad's launches is marked "sample only, not a count": it shows no number and stays out of totals and ranks. - **missing:** No matching pool was returned by a successful provider request within the measurement window. This does not establish that a token was delisted or has no value. ## Comparison pages These pages compare the published platform facts with changing market figures. Fetch the canonical page for the current comparison and its source dates. - [pump.fun vs LetsBONK.fun](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-letsbonk) - [pump.fun vs FOMO](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-fomo) - [pump.fun vs Bags](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-bags) - [pump.fun vs Moonshot](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-moonshot) - [pump.fun vs four.meme](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-four-meme) - [pump.fun vs Jupiter Studio](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-jupiter-studio) - [pump.fun vs Raydium LaunchLab](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-raydium-launchlab) - [FOMO vs Moonshot](https://memefees.com/vs/fomo-vs-moonshot) - [four.meme vs Flap.sh](https://memefees.com/vs/four-meme-vs-flap-sh) - [pump.fun vs Pons](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-pons) - [Pons vs NOXA Fun](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-noxa) - [Pons vs Pools](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-pools-trade) - [Pons vs LetsCash](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-letscash) ## Axiom Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/axiom Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Y Combinator-backed (Winter 2025 batch) memecoin web terminal with one-click trading, wallet tracking and Hyperliquid perps. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana, BSC, Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://axiom.trade - **Fees:** 1% base fee with volume-tier cashback: net fee runs from 0.95% down to 0.75% at the top tier. The referral docs separately state a 10% trading-fee discount. Confirm the combined effective fee in the app. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** A web trading terminal; its docs describe no Telegram trading bot. One-click buys and sells on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain launches, migration sniping, limit orders, Twitter and wallet monitoring, plus perps via a Hyperliquid integration. Its fee rank against other terminals is on the live scoreboard. - **Data note:** DefiLlama counts SOL landing in Axiom's fee wallets on routed swaps; its volume series is a floor (unindexed venues excluded). This profile covers Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain, the chains in DefiLlama's Axiom series. Referral docs also mention Ethereum; current Ethereum feature availability was not independently confirmed. Sources: - [Axiom docs: fees](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/fees/axiom-fees.md) - [Axiom docs: referral program](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/referral-program.md) - [Axiom FAQ: chain coverage](https://docs.axiom.trade/faqs.md) - [Y Combinator: Axiom (founded 2024, W25)](https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/axiom) - [DefiLlama Axiom fees by chain](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/axiom) --- ## Bags Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/bags Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A creator-focused launchpad on Solana and Robinhood Chain, with trading fees shared with token creators. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana, Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://bags.fm - **Fees:** Solana default mode: 2% per trade, half to the platform and half to fee claimers; six other modes set other rates. Robinhood Chain: a flat 2% on the ETH leg. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Launches are tied to a creator profile, and a share of every trade goes to the fee earners set at launch: up to 100 per token, including the creator. Bags runs on Solana and on Robinhood Chain, where launches end in a Uniswap v4 pool. - **Launch cost:** Solana: no Bags fee for API launches, only transaction costs. Robinhood Chain: 0.02 ETH by default. - **Graduation:** Curve completion → DEX liquidity - **Creator rewards:** Half of every non-compounded fee goes to the fee claimers named at launch; in new Solana configs the deployer takes 25% of that half. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | Solana: no Bags fee for API launches since September 2025, only transaction costs. Robinhood Chain: 0.02 ETH by default. | sourced | [Bags API changelog](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | Default mode: 2% per trade, split 1% platform and 1% claimers. Other modes charge 0.25%, 1% or 10% on the curve. | sourced | [Bags docs: customize token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | Default mode: 2% on the Meteora DAMM v2 pool, split 0.75% platform, 0.75% claimers and 0.5% added to pool liquidity. | sourced | [Bags docs: customize token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator and fee-claimer share | Half of the non-compounded fee goes to the claimers pool. In new Solana configs the deployer takes 25% of that pool: 0.25% of volume in default mode. | sourced | [Bags docs: customize token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | The other half of the non-compounded fee. A partner, when set, is paid from the platform half. | sourced | [Bags docs: customize token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | Solana: 85 SOL in most modes, about 100 SOL or 80 SOL in the supply-locked modes, then a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Robinhood Chain: a contract-set ETH target, then Uniswap v4. | sourced | [Bags docs: customize token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 2026-10-01 | ### How it works 1. **Set up fee sharing first.** Every Bags launch needs a fee-share config. It lists up to 100 claimers by social account, each with a share in basis points. Launches without shared fees are not supported. [Source](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) 2. **Pick a fee mode.** The creator chooses one of seven modes, from 0.25% to 10% on the curve. The mode also sets the fee after graduation and how much of it is added back to pool liquidity. It cannot change after launch. [Source](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) 3. **Trade on a Meteora curve.** On Solana, Bags launches run on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve program. Most modes graduate after the curve raises 85 SOL. [Source](https://docs.bags.fm/principles/program-ids) 4. **Move to a DAMM v2 pool.** After graduation the token trades in a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Part of each fee there, 25% or 50% depending on the mode, deepens the pool's liquidity. [Source](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) 5. **Robinhood Chain works differently.** On Robinhood Chain, 830 million of the 1 billion supply sells on the curve. At the ETH target, the rest and the full raise seed a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity. A flat 2% fee applies in both phases. [Source](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/overview) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-09:** New Solana fee-share configs started to reserve 25% of the claimers pool for the deployer. [Bags API changelog](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) - **2025-09:** Token creation through the Bags API became free, apart from Solana transaction costs. [Bags API changelog](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) Sources: - [Bags](https://bags.fm/$repeatedbirthmark720) - [Bags fee modes](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) - [Robinhood Chain contracts](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/contracts) - [Robinhood Chain token state](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/read-state) - [Bags changelog (fee earners, API launches)](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) - [Bags on Robinhood Chain](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/overview) - [DefiLlama Bags fee series (first fees May 2025)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/bags) - [Bags docs: program IDs](https://docs.bags.fm/principles/program-ids) --- ## Banana Gun Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/banana-gun Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Ethereum-born sniper Telegram bot with a revenue-sharing token ($BANANA) and a newer web app. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Base, Robinhood Chain, Stable, HyperEVM, MegaETH - **Website:** https://bananagun.io - **Fees:** 0.5% on manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, 1% on Ethereum autosniper trades and 1% on other chains (per Banana Gun's docs). The homepage FAQ summarises this as 0.5% for manual trades and 1% for snipes. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2023 - **How it works:** A Telegram bot that trades on eight networks, plus the Banana Pro web terminal and Banana Predict: sniping, limit orders, copy trading, anti-rug and MEV protection. Eligible holders with at least 50 $BANANA share a reward pool funded by 40% of bot revenue after referral payments. Token eligibility and claim conditions apply. Sources: - [Banana Gun docs: FAQ](https://banana-gun.gitbook.io/banana-gun/trading/faqs.md) - [Token rewards](https://docs.bananagun.io/banana-token/rewards.md) - [Banana Gun docs: fees by chain and trade type](https://docs.bananagun.io/banana-token/banana-bonus.md) - [Banana Gun FAQ: networks and fees](https://bananagun.io) --- ## Believe Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/believe Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A creator-token platform with an iPhone app listing and documented Solana project tools. This profile tracks its reported launchpad activity. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://believe.app - **Fees:** Current trading fees and fee splits are not independently verified. Review the applicable terms and full trade quote before signing. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Believe's Flywheel API v2 documents web-based project setup, token burns and airdrops with proof data and approvals from both the project and Believe. On 14 January 2026, Believe announced Believe v2 (beta) in its iPhone app: two-sided sentiment markets (Believe and Doubt) on people. Current token-launch availability and the earlier tweet-based launch flow have not been independently verified. - **Launch cost:** Current token-launch costs are not independently verified; review the creation quote - **Graduation:** Current graduation route is not independently verified; check the token's pool and launch settings - **Creator rewards:** Current creator-payout rates, eligibility and claim availability are not independently verified. - **Data note:** Fees use DefiLlama's Launch Coin on Believe series. The current adapter reads swaps in selected Solana DBC pools, not every Believe product or post-graduation DEX trade. Historical observations and listed tokens do not verify current app availability or launch terms. On 1 October 2026, believe.app returned HTTP 402 with the message DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED. Sources: - [Believe Flywheel API v2: documented project tools](https://docs.believe.app/api-reference/introduction) - [Believe Flywheel setup and account funding](https://docs.believe.app/api-reference/getting-started) - [Believe iPhone app listing](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/believe/id6737437664) - [Believe v2 (beta) announcement on X](https://x.com/believeapp/status/2011226811716513941) - [DefiLlama: Launch Coin on Believe data](https://defillama.com/protocol/launch-coin-on-believe) - [DefiLlama Believe fee-adapter scope](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/believe/index.ts) - [DefiLlama DBC pool-selection query](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/helpers/queries/dbc.sql) --- ## Birdeye Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#birdeye Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Token, price, trading and wallet APIs. This entry covers Solana; endpoint support varies by chain. - **Category:** Market data - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://birdeye.so - **Fees:** API-key access with plan and endpoint-specific limits. - **Coverage:** Directory only Sources: - [Platform source](https://data.birdeye.so/docs/getting-started) --- ## Bloom Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/bloom Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Telegram trading bot with a web dashboard and a documented referral discount. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arc, HyperEVM, Ink - **Website:** https://bloombot.app - **Fees:** 1% per buy and sell, or 0.9% (10% off) when you sign up through any referral (per Bloom's docs). - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Two Telegram bots (one for Solana, one for EVM chains) plus the Bloom Manager web dashboard and an extension: sniping, AFK automation, copy trading and limit orders on Solana and seven EVM chains. - **Data note:** DefiLlama misfiles Bloom under 'Gaming', so it does not appear in the Telegram Bot ranking. Its numbers here come straight from its own protocol feed. Sources: - [Bloom docs: fee structure](https://docs.bloombot.app/grow-with-bloom/fees-structure.md) - [Bloom docs: supported chains](https://docs.bloombot.app/welcome-to-bloom.md) - [Bloom docs: Solana and EVM bot links](https://docs.bloombot.app/evm/getting-started/useful-links.md) --- ## BullX Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/bullx Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A multi-chain memecoin web terminal with a Telegram sign-in. On 1 October 2026, the BullX Neo app showed that trading is disabled and that withdrawals still work. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum, Blast, Tron - **Website:** https://neo.bullx.io - **Fees:** 1% of the trade amount on every Solana buy and sell, collected in SOL (per the BullX Neo docs). The docs give no fee for other chains. Trading in the app was disabled when we checked on 1 October 2026. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** BullX Neo is the second version of the BullX app. BullX announced it in September 2024 as a rebuild of the first app at bullx.io. You sign in with Telegram. The app makes trading wallets for you and shows each private key one time, so you can import it into Phantom or Solflare. BullX says that it signs transactions in secure enclaves. The Neo docs describe one-click trading, limit orders, auto-sell, wallet tracking and a multi-chart view. On 1 October 2026, a banner in the app said that trading on this version is disabled and that withdraw and wallet functions still work. - **Data note:** DefiLlama files BullX under Telegram Bot and tracks its Solana fees only. The series starts in April 2024 and falls to near zero after 1 June 2026. BullX has not said on its site or X account when or why trading stopped. Sources: - [BullX Neo docs: fees and gas](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/fees-and-gas) - [BullX Neo docs: private keys](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/getting-started/private-keys) - [BullX Neo docs: wallet manager and withdrawals](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/wallet-manager) - [BullX Neo docs: adding funds (chains)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/getting-started/adding-funds) - [BullX update 0.2: Neo announced as v2 (11 September 2024)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-airdrop/updates) - [BullX terms of use (last revised 13 April 2025)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx/terms-of-use) - [BullX Neo app: trading-disabled banner (checked 1 October 2026)](https://neo.bullx.io) - [BullX on X (account joined March 2024)](https://x.com/bullx_io) - [DefiLlama BullX fees (Solana)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/bullx) --- ## Clanker Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/clanker Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Base's social launchpad: tag the Clanker AI bot on Farcaster and it deploys your token. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Base, Arbitrum, Unichain, Ethereum, Monad - **Website:** https://clanker.world - **Fees:** V4 Uniswap pools can use static or dynamic fee settings. There is no single 1% rate for every launch; check the token pool and full trade quote. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Tokens can be deployed through Farcaster, the Clanker website, partner interfaces or the contracts directly. V4 launches trade in Uniswap pools with configurable fee settings and have no bonding-curve graduation step. Clanker lists contracts on Base, Arbitrum One, Unichain, Ethereum and Monad; its docs also describe Solana launches through Meteora. - **Launch cost:** Not published by the platform - **Graduation:** None: launches straight into a Uniswap pool - **Creator rewards:** Ongoing LP fees accrue under the launch's configured reward allocation and can be claimed through Clanker's fee contracts. Sources: - [Clanker V4 deployment, fee structure and rewards](https://github.com/clanker-devco/v4-contracts#fee-structure-and-rewards) - [Clanker deployed contracts by chain](https://clanker.gitbook.io/documentation/references/deployed-contracts) --- ## CoinGecko Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#coingecko Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Listed coin prices, market caps, volume and market categories across networks. - **Category:** Market data - **Chain scope:** Cross-chain provider; no exhaustive network list - **Website:** https://www.coingecko.com - **Fees:** API access depends on the plan and usage; source terms apply. - **Coverage:** Memecoin market snapshot Sources: - [Platform source](https://docs.coingecko.com/demo/reference/coins-markets) --- ## DefiLlama Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#defillama Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Protocol-level fees, revenue and trading volume from published adapters. - **Category:** Market data - **Chain scope:** Cross-chain provider; no exhaustive network list - **Website:** https://defillama.com - **Fees:** Public and paid API products have different access terms. - **Coverage:** Platform fees, revenue and volume Sources: - [Platform source](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters) --- ## DEX Screener Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#dexscreener Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. DEX pair prices, liquidity and trading activity. Paid token boosts are a separate product from market activity. - **Category:** Market data - **Chain scope:** Cross-chain provider; no exhaustive network list - **Website:** https://dexscreener.com - **Fees:** Public API endpoints have rate limits; promotional products are separate. - **Coverage:** Market enrichment and graduation follow-ups Sources: - [Platform source](https://docs.dexscreener.com/api/reference) --- ## Flap.sh Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/flap-sh Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A token launchpad with bonding curves, configurable token taxes and payout vaults. This profile covers BNB Chain. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** BSC - **Website:** https://flap.sh - **Fees:** BNB Chain's documented non-tax bonding-curve fee is 1%. A tax token adds its configured tax on the curve; after migration, token taxes and DEX charges depend on the token and pool. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Bonding-curve memecoin launches on BNB Chain with graduation to PancakeSwap liquidity, competing head-on with four.meme for BNB-native meme flow. - **Launch cost:** Deployment and network costs apply; check the creation quote - **Graduation:** Curve completion → PancakeSwap pool - **Creator rewards:** Token-specific tax vaults can allocate funds to recipients, holders, buybacks or burns. Payouts depend on the token configuration, not a universal creator rate. - **Data note:** This profile covers BNB Chain. Flap lists contracts on BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Base, X Layer and Monad, and its fee page also covers Morph. The DefiLlama Flap.sh adapter reports BSC, X Layer, Monad and Robinhood Chain. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | The create page shows a deploy cost of about 0.001 BNB. | sourced | [Flap: create page](https://flap.sh/create) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | 1% on BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, X Layer and Monad; 2.5% on Morph. A tax token adds its tax on the curve: a 3% tax makes 4% in total. | sourced | [Flap docs: protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | The curve fee stops at graduation. Trades then pay the DEX pool fee, and tax tokens keep charging their tax. | sourced | [Flap docs: protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | No creator share of the 1% curve fee is published. Non-tax tokens use DEX LP fees to reward holders. Tax tokens pay out as the creator configured. | not published | [Flap: create page](https://flap.sh/create) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | The 1% curve fee, plus up to 0.3% of volume on tax tokens. No further split is published. | sourced | [Flap docs: protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | At 800 million tokens sold, 80% of supply. The rest of the supply and the reserve go to a PancakeSwap pool. Tax tokens only migrate to V2-type pools. | sourced | [Flap docs: list on DEX](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **Choose a tax or no tax.** A creator launches a non-tax token or a tax token. Tax rates are 1%, 3%, 5% or 10%, and the creator decides where the tax goes. [Source](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/readme) 2. **Buy early with a cap.** The creator can buy up to 20 million tokens at launch, at most 0.1 BNB, to get ahead of snipers. [Source](https://flap.sh/create) 3. **Tax applies on the curve too.** Since version 5.4.0 on BNB Chain and X Layer, the tax also applies while the token is on the curve, on top of the 1% curve fee. [Source](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/prebond-tax) 4. **List on a DEX at 800 million.** When 800 million tokens are sold, the token lists on a DEX. The remaining 200 million tokens and the reserve become pool liquidity. No buyer can take more than 800 million from the curve. [Source](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) 5. **Tax is sold and dispatched.** After graduation, collected tax builds up in the token. At a threshold the token sells it, and anyone can call dispatch to send the proceeds to the set recipients, dividends or burns. [Source](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/tax-token-v2) ### Fee and rule changes - **2025-06-12:** From block 51,314,696, the table lists a reserve of 16 for native pairs or 10,000 for USD1 pairs. Flap warns that its curve tables can be out of date. [Flap docs: list on DEX (block dates from BNB Chain)](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) - **2025-03-28:** From block 47,855,189, Flap's table lists a listing reserve of 8 for new BNB Chain tokens. [Flap docs: list on DEX (block dates from BNB Chain)](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) - **2024-09-07:** From BNB Chain block 42,042,177, the reserve needed to list a new token fell from 30.1 BNB to 16 BNB. [Flap docs: list on DEX (block dates from BNB Chain)](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) Sources: - [Flap bonding-curve fees and token taxes](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/prebond-tax) - [Flap Tax Token V2 payouts](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/tax-token-v2) - [Flap token creation quote](https://flap.sh/create) - [Flap docs: protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) - [Flap docs: list on DEX](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) - [Flap docs: overview](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/readme) --- ## FOMO Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/fomo Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A social trading app with mobile and web access, a public trade feed, a leaderboard and token discovery. - **Category:** Trading app - **Chain scope:** Solana, Base, BSC, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://fomo.family - **Fees:** Trading fees apply per swap: 0.50% on most trades outside Solana, with size-based tiers on Solana. FOMO's help centre gives users who sign up with a referral code such as VIP10 a 10% discount (0.45%). Network fees are separate. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** FOMO offers mobile and web trading with a social feed of trades and a leaderboard; its help centre says it has no copy trading feature. FOMO supports trading on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. It has no token-launch product. - **Data note:** The DefiLlama FOMO Wallet adapter covers reported app trading on Solana, Monad, BSC, Base, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Arc, not launchpad activity. This is not a combined total for every FOMO product. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Token creation fee | Not published. FOMO's help center describes trading, not a token-launch product. | not published | [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee per swap | Solana: 0.10 USDC under 5 USDC, 2% from 5 to 47.50 USDC, 0.95 USDC up to 190 USDC, then 0.50%. Other chains: 0.50% plus network fees. Some major tokens: 0.05%. | sourced | [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) | 2026-09-25 | | Token contract fees | Not published. Some tokens carry their own contract fees, which their creators set, not FOMO. | not published | [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator and referrer share | No token-creator share is published. A referrer earns 25% of the trading fees of each user who signs up through the referral link. | not published | [FOMO help: referral codes and fee discounts](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171268-how-referral-codes-and-fee-discounts-work) | 2026-09-25 | | What FOMO keeps | FOMO keeps its trading fee. On Solana it pays gas, priority fees and token rent for the user; on other chains the user pays network fees. | sourced | [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation | Not published. FOMO routes trades to existing markets and describes no bonding curve of its own. | not published | [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **One balance for six chains.** A FOMO account holds one cash balance for Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain and Ethereum, with no manual bridging. Robinhood Chain deposits arrive in USDG and convert to Solana USDC. [Source](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436558-supported-chains) 2. **Fees follow order size on Solana.** Small Solana orders pay a flat fee or 2%. From 190 USDC the fee is 0.50%. FOMO covers Solana gas, priority fees and token rent. [Source](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) 3. **Referral codes cut the fee by 10%.** A user who signs up with a referral code pays 0.45% instead of 0.50%. Enter the code on the signup screen: the app has no field for it later. If you signed up through a referral link but no referrer was recorded, support can attach the code. A recorded referrer cannot be changed or removed. [Source](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171268-how-referral-codes-and-fee-discounts-work) 4. **Referrers are paid in cash.** The referrer earns 25% of the referred user's trading fees into the cash balance. On Solana, the referred user's first buy earns nothing; EVM payouts come in batches once or twice a day. [Source](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171268-how-referral-codes-and-fee-discounts-work) 5. **Perps have their own fee.** Perpetual futures run through Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ]. FOMO charges 0.05% per perp trade, and Hyperliquid fees also apply. Perps are not open to US persons. [Source](https://fomo.family/blog/perpetuals-now-on-fomo) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-06-11:** Perpetual futures went live in FOMO, with a 0.05% FOMO fee per trade. [FOMO blog: perpetuals, 11 Jun 2026](https://fomo.family/blog/perpetuals-now-on-fomo) - **2026-04-29:** FOMO launched its web app at fomo.family. [FOMO blog: announcing fomo web](https://fomo.family/blog/announcing-fomo-web) - **2025-11-30:** FOMO's November recap reports Monad support. [FOMO blog: November 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/november-2025-recap) - **2025-10-31:** FOMO's October recap reports the launch of BNB Chain trading. [FOMO blog: October 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/october-2025-recap) - **2025-09-30:** FOMO's September recap reports full Base support. [FOMO blog: September 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/september-2025-recap) Sources: - [FOMO app and web platform](https://fomo.family/r/vip10) - [FOMO affiliate terms](https://fomo.family/affiliates) - [FOMO help: supported chains](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436558-supported-chains) - [FOMO help: copy trading](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171239-does-fomo-have-copy-trading) - [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) - [FOMO help: referral codes and fee discounts](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171268-how-referral-codes-and-fee-discounts-work) - [FOMO blog: perpetuals, 11 Jun 2026](https://fomo.family/blog/perpetuals-now-on-fomo) - [FOMO blog: September 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/september-2025-recap) - [FOMO blog: October 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/october-2025-recap) - [FOMO blog: November 2025 recap](https://fomo.family/blog/november-2025-recap) - [FOMO blog: announcing fomo web](https://fomo.family/blog/announcing-fomo-web) --- ## four.meme Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/four-meme Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A BNB Chain memecoin launchpad with bonding-curve trading and graduation to PancakeSwap. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** BSC - **Website:** https://four.meme - **Fees:** 1% curve fee. On 1 Oct 2026 the guide gave a 0.001 BNB minimum fee, and the public config gave 0 for the BNB pair. Tax tokens and early anti-sniping or X Mode fees can add costs; check the launch mode and token settings. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Bonding-curve launches on BNB Chain. Tokens that complete the curve migrate to PancakeSwap liquidity. - **Launch cost:** Free (BNB network fees only) - **Graduation:** Curve completion → PancakeSwap pool - **Creator rewards:** Tax-token proceeds can be assigned to a recipient wallet, eligible holders, liquidity or burns. The allocation is token-specific, not a universal creator reward. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | Free. Only the BNB network fee applies, about 0.005 BNB. | sourced | [four.meme guide: how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | 1% per trade. The minimum fee is unclear: on 1 Oct 2026 the guide gave 0.001 BNB, and the public config listed 0 for the BNB pair. Tax tokens add their tax. X Mode launches start with a higher fee in the first blocks. | sourced | [four.meme guide: how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 2026-10-01 | | Trading fee after graduation | Not published by four.meme. Trades then run on PancakeSwap at that pool's fee, and tax tokens keep charging their tax. | not published | [four.meme guide: how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | No creator share of the standard 1% fee is published. A tax token can send part of its tax to a wallet the creator chooses. | not published | [four.meme guide: tax tokens](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/introducing-tax-tokens-on-four.meme) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | The 1% curve fee is four.meme's fee. No further split is published. | sourced | [four.meme guide: how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | 100% of the curve, 18 BNB for a BNB pair, per the public config on 1 Oct 2026. Then 20% of the supply and all raised funds are paired on PancakeSwap. | sourced | [four.meme public config (BNB pair), read 1 Oct 2026](https://four.meme/meme-api/v1/public/config) | 2026-10-01 | ### How it works 1. **Choose a pair and a mode.** A creator pairs the token with BNB, USDT, USD1, UUSD or bStocks. Supply is fixed at 1 billion. The creator can buy in the same transaction to get ahead of snipers. [Source](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) 2. **Trade on the curve.** Buys and sells run against four.meme's internal pool and pay 1%. On 1 Oct 2026 the guide gave a 0.001 BNB minimum fee, and the public config gave 0. In X Mode, a fee that falls block by block applies right after launch. After graduation, the launch fees above 1% buy and burn the token. [Source](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) 3. **Tax tokens add a set tax.** A tax token charges a set tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% on each eligible trade. The creator sends the tax to a wallet, holder dividends, burns or liquidity. Tax tokens use Free Mode only. [Source](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/introducing-tax-tokens-on-four.meme) 4. **Fill the curve and seed PancakeSwap.** At 100% of the curve, 18 BNB for a BNB pair, four.meme pairs 20% of the supply with the raise on PancakeSwap. The public config gave 18 BNB on 1 Oct 2026, which matches the guide. [Source](https://four.meme/meme-api/v1/public/config) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-02-13:** Tax-token dividends became automatic for new launches. Earlier tokens still need manual claims. [four.meme guide: tax tokens](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/introducing-tax-tokens-on-four.meme) - **2025-10-30:** Fair Mode became X Mode, with a launch fee that falls block by block. After graduation, launch fees above 1% buy and burn the token. [four.meme product update, 30 Oct 2025](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) - **2025-10-18:** In Fair Mode, a token name and ticker lock for 72 hours once the token reaches 100 holders. [four.meme product update, 18 Oct 2025](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/5-product-update-25-10-18) - **2025-03-31:** Graduation started adding liquidity to PancakeSwap V2 and burning the LP tokens. New token addresses end in 4444. [four.meme product update, 31 Mar 2025](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/3-product-update-25-03-31) Sources: - [four.meme standard launch and trading fees](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) - [four.meme tax-token settings](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/introducing-tax-tokens-on-four.meme) - [four.meme X Mode dynamic fees](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) - [four.meme public config (BNB pair), read 1 Oct 2026](https://four.meme/meme-api/v1/public/config) - [four.meme product update, 31 Mar 2025](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/3-product-update-25-03-31) - [four.meme product update, 18 Oct 2025](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/5-product-update-25-10-18) --- ## GeckoTerminal Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#geckoterminal Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. On-chain pool discovery, token data and OHLCV charts across networks. - **Category:** Market data - **Chain scope:** Cross-chain provider; no exhaustive network list - **Website:** https://www.geckoterminal.com - **Fees:** Public API rate limits apply; paid access is offered through CoinGecko. - **Coverage:** Directory only Sources: - [Platform source](https://www.geckoterminal.com/dex-api) --- ## GMGN Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/gmgn Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Smart-money tracking site turned multi-chain trading platform, with a web terminal and a family of Telegram bots on one wallet. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC - **Website:** https://gmgn.ai - **Fees:** 1% standard platform fee per transaction (per GMGN's docs). The code owner reports 30% off this fee for sign-ups through COINTELLUS. GMGN's docs do not list that rate. Network and priority fees are separate. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2023 - **How it works:** The gmgn.ai web terminal and Telegram bots share a wallet and referral system. Features include wallet tracking, sniping and copy trading across multiple chains. DefiLlama classifies it under Telegram Bot. - **Data note:** DefiLlama tracks fee-wallet inflows and deducts referral commissions from revenue. Solana referral payouts are measured on-chain; EVM payouts are estimated using the measured Solana referral rate, described by the adapter as roughly 16%. This is a data-methodology estimate, not a fixed platform-wide payout rate. Sources: - [GMGN docs: fees](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/gmgn-fees-settings.md) - [GMGN docs: referral](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/referral-link.md) - [DefiLlama GMGN fee and referral methodology](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/gmgnai.ts) --- ## Helius Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#helius Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Solana RPC, transaction data, webhooks and streaming infrastructure. - **Category:** RPC & indexing - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://www.helius.dev - **Fees:** Credit and rate limits depend on the API plan. - **Coverage:** Directory only Sources: - [Platform source](https://www.helius.dev/docs/) --- ## Jupiter Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#jupiter Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Swap aggregation and token discovery. Jupiter Studio has a separate launchpad profile. - **Category:** DEX & aggregator - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://jup.ag - **Fees:** Depends on the swap product and route; check the quote for platform and network charges. - **Coverage:** Token discovery and market enrichment Sources: - [Platform source](https://developers.jup.ag/docs/tokens/token-information) --- ## Jupiter Studio Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/jupiter-studio Editorial review date: 2026-09-09. This is not a live-data timestamp. Jupiter's Solana launchpad with configurable curves, vesting and creator fees. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://jup.ag/studio - **Fees:** The documented base fee is 1% on buys and sells before and after graduation, split equally between the creator and Jupiter. An additional anti-sniper fee can apply to early buys. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Creators choose launch mode, curve thresholds, anti-sniper protection and vesting. Completed launches move liquidity to Meteora DAMMv2. - **Launch cost:** Not published by the platform - **Graduation:** Curve completion → Meteora DAMMv2 pool - **Creator rewards:** Creators receive 50% of the documented 1% base trading fee before and after graduation, plus the anti-sniper fee when enabled. Sources: - [Jupiter Studio graduation and fee schedule](https://docs.jup.ag/user-docs/launch/studio/graduation-and-fees) - [Jupiter Studio launch and anti-sniper settings](https://docs.jup.ag/user-docs/launch/studio/launching-a-token) --- ## LAB Terminal Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/lab-terminal Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Solana and TON trading app. LAB shut the legacy Terminal backend down on 8 October 2026 after a wallet breach. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana, TON - **Website:** https://lab.pro - **Fees:** 0.5% per trade on the legacy LAB Terminal (per LAB's docs). LAB shut the Terminal backend down on 8 October 2026 after a security incident. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Before the shutdown on 8 October 2026, LAB Terminal was a web terminal with a Telegram bot and a browser extension that put trading on other sites. It had market, limit and stop-loss orders and a points-based loyalty airdrop season. - **Data note:** DefiLlama has no volume series for LAB. Fees only. DefiLlama's LAB fee series covers Solana only and starts on 30 June 2025, the source for the 2025 start year. Sources: - [LAB docs: supported networks (Solana, TON)](https://docs.lab.pro/wallet/images-and-media) - [LAB docs: trading fee](https://docs.lab.pro/intro/introducing-lab-terminal-your-new-way-to-trade/what-sets-lab-terminal-apart) - [LAB docs: referral program](https://docs.lab.pro/referral-program/invite-your-friends.md) - [LAB on X: LAB Terminal security update (8 October 2026)](https://x.com/LABtrade_/status/2108243434708578399) --- ## LetsBONK.fun Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/letsbonk Editorial review date: 2026-09-09. This is not a live-data timestamp. The BONK community's launchpad: briefly overtook pump.fun on market share in 2025 and routes fees back into the BONK ecosystem. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://letsbonk.fun - **Fees:** A curve trade pays 1.5%: a 1.25% LetsBONK fee plus Raydium's 0.25% protocol fee. The revenue dashboard allocates 51% of platform revenue to BONK purchases for the BNKK treasury, not to burning those tokens. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Bonding-curve launches built on Raydium LaunchLab infrastructure. The platform revenue dashboard now allocates a share to buying BONK for the BNKK treasury; this replaced its earlier buy-and-burn allocation. - **Launch cost:** Network and account costs apply; review the launch quote - **Graduation:** Curve completion → Raydium liquidity pool - **Creator rewards:** Check the launch configuration for creator rewards. The revenue dashboard describes BONK ecosystem allocations, not a guaranteed payment to each token creator. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | Not published. LetsBONK has no public fee page; the launch quote shows network and account costs. | not published | No official figure found | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | 1.5% per trade: a 1.25% LetsBONK platform fee plus Raydium's 0.25% protocol fee. | sourced | [Raydium LaunchLab API: letsbonk.fun platform config](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | Raydium CPMM pool: 0.5% trade fee plus a 0.75% pool creator fee, 1.25% in total. | sourced | [Raydium API: CPMM pool configs](https://api-v3.raydium.io/main/cpmm-config) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | 0% on the curve. After graduation, the 0.75% pool creator fee goes to an address LetsBONK controls. The share passed on to token creators is not published. | sourced | [Raydium LaunchLab API: letsbonk.fun platform config](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | 1.25% of each curve trade. The revenue page sends 51% of platform revenue to buying BONK for the BNKK treasury and the rest to staking, marketing, rewards and operations. | sourced | [LetsBONK revenue dashboard](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | SOL-paired launches graduate after the curve raises 85 SOL. Destination: a Raydium CPMM pool. | sourced | [Raydium LaunchLab API: letsbonk.fun platform config](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **LetsBONK is a LaunchLab platform.** Raydium runs the bonding-curve program. LetsBONK owns a platform config inside it, which fixes its own fee rate, the creator fee and where graduated liquidity goes. Raydium states rates in millionths, so 12,500 means 1.25%. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/platform-config) 2. **Launch and trade on the curve.** Each curve trade pays LetsBONK's 1.25% and Raydium's 0.25%. The creator fee on the curve is set to 0. Tokens can be paired with SOL, USD1, BONK and other quote tokens. [Source](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) 3. **Graduate at 85 SOL.** When a SOL-paired curve has raised 85 SOL, Raydium moves the liquidity to a CPMM pool. LetsBONK's config burns almost all of the new LP tokens and keeps a tiny share. [Source](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) 4. **Trade on the CPMM pool.** The pool config charges a 0.5% trade fee and a separate 0.75% creator fee. LetsBONK is recorded as the pool creator, so it receives that creator fee. [Source](https://api-v3.raydium.io/main/cpmm-config) 5. **Revenue is split every week.** The revenue dashboard lists eight allocations, with the largest, 51%, spent on BONK for the BNKK treasury. It says payouts are processed weekly for now. [Source](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-08-17:** Raydium made all new LaunchLab graduations CPMM-only, which also applies to LetsBONK launches. [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) - **2025-12-03:** Buy-and-burn, SBR and the Bonk, Inc. share were removed and BonkRewards fell to 2%. A new 51% share now buys BONK for the BNKK treasury. [LetsBONK revenue dashboard](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) - **2025-09-10:** Buy-and-burn fell to 35% and BONKsol staking fell from 15% to 10%. A new 10% share went to community marketing. [LetsBONK revenue dashboard](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) - **2025-08-11:** The buy-and-burn share of platform revenue fell from 50% to 40%. A new 10% share went to Bonk, Inc. [LetsBONK revenue dashboard](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) Sources: - [LetsBONK revenue allocation and change history](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) - [LaunchLab platform fee and creator settings](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/launchlab-platforms) - [Raydium LaunchLab API: letsbonk.fun platform config](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=20&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false&platformId=FfYek5vEz23cMkWsdJwG2oa6EphsvXSHrGpdALN4g6W1) - [Raydium API: CPMM pool configs](https://api-v3.raydium.io/main/cpmm-config) - [Raydium: LaunchLab platform config (rate units)](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/platform-config) - [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) --- ## LetsCash Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/letscash Editorial review date: 2026-09-25. This is not a live-data timestamp. The CASHCAT community's launchpad on Robinhood Chain: one-transaction launches with a creator-set tax and liquidity locked forever. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://letscash.fun - **Fees:** Creator-chosen trading tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% in ETH or USDG. The platform keeps 0.3% of each trade at every rate; a quarter of that buys and burns CASHCAT. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2026 - **How it works:** Launch a memecoin in a single transaction, priced in ETH or USDG, on Uniswap v4 hooks. The creator sets a configurable launch tax: keep it, split it, or burn it back into the coin: and the pool is seeded at launch with permanently locked liquidity. Built by the community behind CASHCAT, the biggest token to come out of NOXA; a share of platform fees buys and burns CASHCAT. - **Launch cost:** About one dollar in ETH, in one transaction; the tax is set at launch - **Graduation:** None: the pool is seeded at launch and liquidity is locked forever - **Creator rewards:** The creator-set tax routes to the creator, a chosen split, or burns into the coin. - **Data note:** Live since 29 July 2026: all-time totals are effectively first-weeks totals. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | About one dollar, paid in ETH. No exact figure is published. | sourced | [LetsCash: about](https://letscash.fun/about) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading tax on the pool | No curve. Each pool trade pays the tax chosen at launch: 1% (default), 3%, 5% or 10%. Self-burn coins pay a flat 1%. The tax is taken in ETH or USDG. | sourced | [LetsCash docs](https://letscash.fun/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | Not applicable. Tokens never graduate or migrate; they trade in the same pool from launch. | not applicable | [LetsCash: about](https://letscash.fun/about) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | 0.7%, 2.7%, 4.7% or 9.7% of each trade, by tax rate. On self-burn coins the creator part buys the token and burns it. | sourced | [LetsCash docs](https://letscash.fun/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | 0.3% of each trade in every mode. A quarter buys and burns CASHCAT, a quarter buys CASHCAT for the treasury, and half runs the platform. | sourced | [LetsCash docs](https://letscash.fun/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation | None. The whole supply seeds a Uniswap v4 pool at launch, and the hook locks the liquidity for good. | not applicable | [LetsCash: about](https://letscash.fun/about) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **One transaction launches the coin.** The launch deploys the token, seeds a Uniswap v4 pool with the full supply, locks the liquidity and can make a first buy. Token addresses end in cc. [Source](https://letscash.fun/launch) 2. **The creator sets the tax once.** The tax is 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% and cannot change after launch. The hook that enforces it cannot be upgraded, and it caps the tax at 10%. [Source](https://letscash.fun/docs) 3. **Taxes are paid in ETH or USDG.** The tax is taken in the pool's pricing asset, never in the memecoin. USDG pools pay creators in USDG and convert the platform part to ETH. [Source](https://letscash.fun/docs) 4. **Creators claim or burn.** On a standard coin, the creator's share collects in a fee stream that its holder claims. On a self-burn coin, that share buys the coin and burns it, and whoever triggers the burn gets a bounty. [Source](https://letscash.fun/docs) 5. **The platform share buys CASHCAT.** The platform's 0.3% goes to a revenue splitter. Its two CASHCAT buys are public functions that pay a bounty to whoever calls them. [Source](https://letscash.fun/docs) ### Fee and rule changes No dated rule changes are published in the official sources checked. Sources: - [LetsCash docs](https://letscash.fun/docs) - [KuCoin News](https://www.kucoin.com/news/flash/cashcat-launches-token-issuance-platform-letscash-fun) - [Memeburn](https://memeburn.com/cashcat-launches-its-own-launchpad-on-robinhood-chain/) - [LetsCash: about](https://letscash.fun/about) - [LetsCash: launch page](https://letscash.fun/launch) --- ## Maestro Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/maestro Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A multi-chain Telegram trading and sniping bot. Its X account dates from September 2021, and DefiLlama's on-chain fee series starts in July 2022. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Base, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron, TON - **Website:** https://maestrobots.com - **Fees:** 1% on every successful buy and sell; transfers free (per Maestro's docs). - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2022 - **How it works:** A Telegram bot: paste a contract address to get a token report, then buy, sell, snipe or copy-trade from the chat. Token reports include risk warnings. On Solana the fee is taken per transaction; on other chains fees accrue per account. - **Data note:** DefiLlama has no volume series for Maestro. Fees only. The 2022 start year is the first month of DefiLlama's fee series, which already shows fees on 1 July 2022; no Maestro source states a launch date. Sources: - [Maestro docs: fees](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/monetization) - [Maestro docs: referral program](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/referral-program) - [Maestro docs: cashback tiers](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/cashback) - [Maestro on X (account joined September 2021)](https://x.com/MaestroBots) - [DefiLlama Maestro fee adapter (EVM fee series from 1 July 2022)](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/maestro.ts) --- ## Meteora Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#meteora Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. DLMM, DAMM and Dynamic Bonding Curve liquidity infrastructure. - **Category:** DEX & aggregator - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://www.meteora.ag - **Fees:** Pool configuration and product determine swap fees; DLMM supports dynamic fees. - **Coverage:** DBC launches via providers; no standalone DEX dashboard Sources: - [Platform source](https://docs.meteora.ag/get-started) --- ## Meteora DBC Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/meteora-dbc Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Launch infrastructure for integrating frontends. DBC activity is also represented in the tracked Believe and Bags datasets. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://launch.meteora.ag - **Fees:** Integrator-configurable trading fees. Meteora's protocol share is 20% of the total trading fee. Migration adds a 0.2% protocol liquidity fee. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Integrators configure a programmable bonding curve (up to 16 segments), fee schedule and quote token. Tokens trade on the curve immediately; when the configured quote threshold is hit, liquidity auto-migrates into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Partner and creator fees can be claimed before migration. - **Launch cost:** Varies by integrating frontend - **Graduation:** Automatic migration to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool at the configured quote threshold (new configs must use DAMM v2; DAMM v1 remains only for existing pools) - **Creator rewards:** Configurable per integrating frontend. - **Data note:** DBC is an underlying protocol in tracked Believe and Bags activity. These fee totals can overlap and should not be added as independent activity. A historical integration does not verify a frontend's current launch availability or terms. Sources: - [Meteora docs](https://docs.meteora.ag/get-started) - [Meteora DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) - [Meteora DBC migration and liquidity](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/migration-and-liquidity) - [Meteora DBC universal curve](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/universal-curve) - [Solana Compass on Bags/DBC](https://solanacompass.com/projects/BAGS) - [Believe DBC fee-adapter scope](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/believe/index.ts) --- ## Moonshot Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/moonshot Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A consumer trading app for buying memecoins with Apple Pay or cards, with its own token creation flow. - **Category:** Trading app - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://moonshot.com - **Fees:** Moonshot fee per trade: 2.5% with a minimum of about $0.99 on trades of $2 to $100, and 1% on trades above $100. Moonshot's creator-fee page lists a dynamic fee on Create coins of 0.5% before bonding and 0.3% after. MoonPay charges a separate fee on deposits and withdrawals. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Moonshot combines a fiat-onramp trading app with Moonshot Create, its token launch product. The mobile app supports card purchases. - **Launch cost:** The Create guide lists no creation fee; you set an optional initial buy and the creator fee - **Graduation:** Bonding starts at a $1M market cap: the coin migrates from its Meteora DBC curve to a full liquidity pool - **Creator rewards:** The creator gets 0.25% of every trade before bonding and up to 0.15% after bonding (set in the create form). Moonshot pays out hourly when the unpaid balance exceeds $1. - **Data note:** These figures track Moonshot Create. Moonit, the former DEX Screener Moonshot launchpad, is a separate product and is not included in this profile. Sources: - [Moonshot app and Create documentation](https://support.moonshot.com/) - [Moonshot trading fee tiers](https://support.moonshot.com/trade/fees) - [Moonshot Create: how to launch a coin](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create) - [Moonshot creator fees](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create/creator-fees) - [Moonshot bonding ($1M market cap, Meteora DBC)](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create/bonding) - [Moonit: the former DEX Screener Moonshot launchpad](https://docs.moon.it/docs/welcome) --- ## NOXA Fun Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/noxa Editorial review date: 2026-09-25. This is not a live-data timestamp. Multi-chain launchpad that shows up on brand-new EVM chains at day one: tokens trade instantly in locked V3-style pools with no migration. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** MegaETH, Monad, Stable, Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://noxa.fi - **Fees:** 1% pool fee on trades. The creator share depends on the operator: the current noxa.fi site splits it 50/50, and the original team set it to 100% for creators in July 2026. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Launching deploys an ERC-20 and places single-sided liquidity into a 1%-tier V3 pool whose LP position is permanently locked: no bonding curve, no migration, no token taxes. A July 2026 outage was reported on Robinhood Chain; that historical event does not establish current launch availability. - **Launch cost:** The current noxa.fi site lists no launch fee; the original docs give no amount - **Graduation:** None: liquidity stays in the same locked pool - **Creator rewards:** Creators earn their token's pool trading fees, claimable in wrapped native tokens. - **Data note:** Fees accrue across six chains on graduated tokens' pools (only pools above $1,000 TVL are counted, per DefiLlama's methodology). ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | The current noxa.fi site says there is no launch fee. The original docs give no amount. | sourced | [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the launch pool | No curve. Every trade pays the 1% fee tier of the Uniswap V3 pool. There is no token tax. | sourced | [NOXA docs: launchpad overview](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | Not applicable. The LP never moves, so the same 1% pool fee applies before and after graduation. | not applicable | [NOXA docs: launchpad overview](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | Current site: half of the 1% fee. The original team said on 14 Jul 2026 that fees on its pools go 100% to creators. | sourced | [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | Current site: the other half of the 1% fee. The original docs publish no protocol share. | sourced | [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | A milestone, not a migration: 4.2 ETH on Robinhood Chain and MegaETH, other targets on other chains. The LP stays in the same pool. | sourced | [NOXA docs: supported chains](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/chains/) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **Single-sided liquidity at launch.** A launch deploys an ERC-20 token and adds the supply as single-sided liquidity to a V3 pool in the 1% fee tier. The token can trade from the next block. [Source](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) 2. **The LP is locked for good.** The pool position sits in NOXA's locker contract permanently. It never migrates, so there is no curve to fill and no move to a second pool. [Source](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) 3. **Graduation is a label.** Each chain has a graduation target based on net buys or pool liquidity, such as 4.2 ETH on Robinhood Chain or 100,000 MON on Monad. [Source](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/chains/) 4. **Creators claim pool fees.** Creators claim their fees from the pool. The original docs say fees arrive in wrapped native tokens such as WETH; the current site says they are paid as native ETH. [Source](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) 5. **Two operators since July 2026.** The original team lost control of the noxa.fi domains and moved to an ENS interface with new launches disabled. The noxa.fi site is now linked to a different account. [Source](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2077773076142457275) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-07-22:** The @NoxaLaunchpad account, now linked from noxa.fi, posted that it is live. Its link to the original team is not confirmed. [@NoxaLaunchpad on X](https://x.com/NoxaLaunchpad/status/2079974735643897991) - **2026-07-16:** The original team said it no longer controls the original domains. [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2077773076142457275) - **2026-07-14:** The original team moved to an ENS interface, kept new launches disabled and set trading fees to 100% for creators. [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2077054908944076825) - **2026-07-13:** The team said its domain went down after a Cloudflare problem. [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2076484641452662817) - **2026-06-16:** NOXA Fun went live on Robinhood Chain. [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2066893960572756380) Sources: - [NOXA docs](https://docs.noxa.fi/) - [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) - [crypto.news on the outage](https://crypto.news/cashcat-noxa-launchpad-outage-226-million-question/) - [NOXA docs: launchpad overview](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview/) - [NOXA docs: supported chains](https://docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/chains/) - [@Noxa_Fi on X, 16 Jul 2026](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2077773076142457275) - [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2066893960572756380) - [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2076484641452662817) - [@Noxa_Fi on X](https://x.com/Noxa_Fi/status/2077054908944076825) - [@NoxaLaunchpad on X](https://x.com/NoxaLaunchpad/status/2079974735643897991) --- ## Phantom Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#phantom Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Wallet for holding assets, connecting to apps and swapping. This entry covers its Solana use; the wallet also supports other networks. - **Category:** Wallet - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://phantom.com - **Fees:** Network fees and any swap or onramp charges depend on the action and provider. - **Coverage:** Directory only Sources: - [Platform source](https://docs.phantom.com/introduction) --- ## Photon Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/photon Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Solana web terminal by Tiny Astro with a live token feed and one-click trading. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://photon-sol.tinyastro.io - **Fees:** 1% of the input token on every buy and sell, collected in SOL (per Photon's docs). - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2023 - **How it works:** A web terminal by Tiny Astro: live pair feed (Memescope), one-click buys and sells, limit and DCA orders, multi-wallet support and MEV protection. An Ethereum version exists, and the Ethereum and Base apps now redirect to the Solana app. Sources: - [Photon docs: fees](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/photon-on-sol/photon-fees-sol) - [Photon docs: Photon on ETH (first release)](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/photon-on-eth) - [Photon on X (account joined September 2023)](https://x.com/tradewithPhoton) - [Photon terms of use (operator Tiny Astro Inc.)](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/terms-of-use) --- ## Pons Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/pons Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Robinhood Chain launchpad with immediate pool trading in V1 and a curve-to-pool model in V2. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://www.ponsfamily.com/launchpad - **Fees:** V1: 1% pool fee; current-factory tokens split it 70% creator / 30% protocol, while legacy tokens retain 90% / 10%. V2: token-specific base fee plus any creator tax; check both in the trade quote. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2026 - **How it works:** Pons V1 launches directly into a locked pool; its default graduation milestone is 4.2 ETH and does not move liquidity. V2 launches on a bonding curve and graduates into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. Its target and payouts use the selected pairing asset. Current V2 documentation says public launches are restricted to approved addresses while security reviews are in progress. - **Launch cost:** V1: 0.0005 ETH. V2: check the current factory launch fee and eligibility. - **Graduation:** V1: default 4.2 ETH milestone; trading stays in the same pool. V2: the curve sells its allocation, then liquidity moves into a locked Uniswap v4 pool under that launch’s configured terms. - **Creator rewards:** V1: current-factory creators receive 70% of pool fees; legacy tokens retain 90%. V2: creators receive their configured share and creator tax in the pairing asset; optional buybacks affect the distribution. - **Data note:** Fees combine the DefiLlama Pons V1 and V2 adapters. Volume covers V2 launch-curve swaps only, excluding V1 and external Uniswap v4 swaps. Adapter history and current product documentation can describe different deployment generations. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | V1: 0.0005 ETH. V2: a launch fee is sent with the call; the docs give no amount. | sourced | [Pons V1 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the launch pool or curve | V1 has no curve: every trade pays the 1% pool fee. V2: a standard fee set per launch plus any creator tax. The docs give no standard rate. | sourced | [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | V1: the same 1% pool, nothing moves. V2: the same rate as on the curve, charged by the hook; the Uniswap pool adds no fee of its own. | sourced | [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | V1: 70% of the pool fee for the current factory, 90% for legacy tokens. V2: what is left after the Pons share and any buyback, plus the full creator tax. | sourced | [Pons V1 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | V1: 30% of the pool fee, or 10% for legacy tokens. 80% of protocol fees fund a PONS buyback. V2: Pons takes its share first; the rate is not published. | sourced | [Pons V1 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | V1: a milestone at 4.2 ETH of WETH in the pool by default; nothing migrates. V2: when the curve sells out, liquidity moves to a locked Uniswap v4 pool. | sourced | [Pons V1 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **V1: token and pool in one transaction.** A V1 launch mints 1 billion tokens and opens a WETH pool with a 1% fee in the same transaction. The liquidity is locked at once. There is no bonding curve. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) 2. **V1: two protected blocks.** On the launch block only the creator's first buy can run. In the next block each wallet can hold at most 5% of supply and buy at most 5.5%. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) 3. **V1: graduation is only a label.** A V1 token graduates when the WETH in its pool reaches 4.2 ETH by default. Trading stays in the same pool, and graduation says nothing about quality or future liquidity. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) 4. **V2: curve first, then Uniswap v4.** A V2 token trades on a curve priced in its pairing asset. The buy that completes the curve also creates a full-range Uniswap v4 pool, and the position is locked for good. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) 5. **V2: payouts and buybacks.** Fees collect in an escrow and are paid in the pairing asset, never in the launch token. Tokens bought back are not burned; they vest over five years, split between the creator and Pons. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) 6. **V2 access is limited.** The V2 docs say public launches are closed and only approved addresses can create tokens, while no audit has closed yet. [Source](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-07-13:** The legacy V1 factory began at block 8,600,612 with a 90% creator and 10% protocol split of the pool fee. [Pons V1 docs (block times from Robinhood Chain RPC)](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) - **2026-07-13:** The current V1 factory began at block 8,991,118 with a 70% creator and 30% protocol split. Earlier tokens keep 90/10. [Pons V1 docs (block times from Robinhood Chain RPC)](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) Sources: - [Pons V1 documentation](https://docs.ponsfamily.com) - [Pons V2 documentation and availability](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) - [Pons V1 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/) --- ## Pools Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/pools-trade Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Uniswap Labs' own launchpad on Robinhood Chain and Arc: no launchpad fee and liquidity locked forever. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Robinhood Chain, Arc - **Website:** https://pools.xyz - **Fees:** Robinhood Chain: 0.25% pool fee on trades, compounded into locked liquidity. Arc: trading fees buy back and burn the token. No launchpad fee on either chain. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2026 - **How it works:** Launched 5 August 2026. Instant Launch uses a bonding curve with no graduation requirement. Crowd Launch runs a four-hour bidding window and graduates only at $10K FDV; otherwise all bids are refunded. Both end in a Uniswap v4 pool. On Robinhood Chain the 0.25% pool fee compounds into liquidity that is locked forever. On Arc, trading fees buy back and burn the token instead. - **Launch cost:** No launchpad fee (network fees only) - **Graduation:** Instant Launch: none. Crowd Launch: $10K FDV by the end of the four-hour window, or all bids are refunded - **Creator rewards:** Optional creator fee on Robinhood Chain, off by default and set at launch. The sources disagree on the rate: the Uniswap Labs launch post (5 August 2026) says 0.05% of the 0.25% fee, and the Pools app (checked 1 October 2026) says 0.1% of every buy, paid in the pair currency. The app offers no creator fee on Arc. - **Data note:** Live since 5 Aug 2026: all-time totals are effectively first-weeks totals. DefiLlama's Pools series covers Robinhood Chain only; launches on Arc are not in these numbers. Sources: - [Uniswap Labs: Pools launch post](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) - [Decrypt](https://decrypt.co/375031/morning-minute-uniswap-enters-the-launchpad-wars-on-robinhood-chain) - [Pools app (enabled chains, launch modes, creator fee)](https://pools.xyz) - [Uniswap Labs: Uniswap is live on Arc](https://blog.uniswap.org/uniswap-is-live-on-arc) --- ## pump.fun Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/pump-fun Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Solana memecoin launchpad using bonding-curve trading and graduation to PumpSwap. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://pump.fun - **Fees:** 1.25% bonding-curve trading fee before any app fee, including a 0.30% creator fee. From 17 October 2026, trades in the pump.fun web and mobile app add a 0.45% app fee (0.40% with a referral code); pump.fun Terminal and other apps do not charge it, but they charge their own trading fee. PumpSwap canonical-pool fees vary with market cap and quote asset; network fees are separate. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Tokens initially trade on a bonding curve. When the curve completes, liquidity migrates to PumpSwap, pump.fun's DEX for post-graduation trading. - **Launch cost:** No platform launch fee; network fees apply - **Graduation:** Bonding curve fills → automatic migration to PumpSwap - **Creator rewards:** Creator fees apply on the bonding curve and on canonical PumpSwap pools. The published curve creator fee is 0.30%; post-graduation rates follow the current fee schedule. On a holder rewards coin (from 12 September 2026), the creator fee goes to the coin's holders. - **Data note:** DefiLlama tracks pump.fun (bonding curve) and PumpSwap (post-graduation DEX) as separate protocols; this page shows the launchpad side only. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | 0 SOL or 0 USDC. Only Solana network fees apply. | sourced | [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) | 2026-10-17 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | 1.25% per trade: 0.95% protocol fee, 0.30% creator fee, 0% LP fee. The same rates apply to SOL and USDC coins. Trades in the pump.fun web or mobile app add a 0.45% app fee (0.40% with a referral code) from 17 October 2026. | sourced | [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) | 2026-10-17 | | Trading fee after graduation | Canonical PumpSwap pool: 1.25% up to a 420 SOL market cap, then stepping down to 0.30% from 98,240 SOL. Other PumpSwap pools: 0.30%. | sourced | [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) | 2026-10-17 | | Creator share | 0.30% on the curve. On PumpSwap, 0.30% below 420 SOL, 0.95% just above it, then down to 0.05% at the top tier. | sourced | [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) | 2026-10-17 | | Platform share | 0.95% on the curve. On PumpSwap, 0.93% below 420 SOL and 0.05% above it. | sourced | [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) | 2026-10-17 | | Graduation threshold and destination | When all 793.1 million curve tokens are sold. No SOL or market-cap figure is published. Destination: a PumpSwap pool. Migration fee: 0.015 SOL. | sourced | [pump.fun program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) | 2026-10-17 | ### How it works 1. **Create a coin for free.** A new coin has a supply of 1 billion and starts trading at once on a bonding curve. No liquidity is seeded. Since 21 May 2026 a creator can pair the coin with USDC instead of SOL. [Source](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) 2. **Trade on the curve.** The curve prices each trade from virtual reserves, in the same way as a constant-product pool. Every buy and sell pays 1.25%. [Source](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) 3. **The curve completes.** The curve is complete when its last real token is sold. Then anyone can call the migrate instruction, which moves the liquidity to a canonical PumpSwap pool. The old path to Raydium is disabled. [Source](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) 4. **Fees change with market cap.** On the canonical PumpSwap pool, the fee depends on the coin's market cap in SOL or USDC. A larger market cap means a lower total fee and a lower creator share. [Source](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) 5. **Creators or holders collect.** A creator can claim the creator fee alone or split it among several wallets. On a holder rewards coin, pump.fun pays the creator fee to holders and the creator claims nothing. [Source](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/HOLDER_REWARDS_README.md) 6. **Revenue buys back PUMP.** pump.fun's fee dashboard says half of every dollar it earns buys PUMP on the open market and burns it. The same page says its buyback figures are not correct for custom pairs yet. [Source](https://fees.pump.fun/) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-10-17:** A Platform Fee of 0.45% per trade started in the pump.fun web and mobile app. Wallets with a referral code pay 0.40%. Terminal and other apps do not charge it, but they charge their own trading fee. [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) - **2026-10-07:** pump.fun started a referral rewards program. A new user who applies a referral code can get a deposit match of up to US$50, paid in parts over five qualifying trading days within 10 days, while the program budget lasts. [pump.fun referral rewards terms](https://pump.fun/docs/referral-rewards) - **2026-09-12:** Holder rewards coins were added and new cashback coins were stopped. [pump.fun public docs README](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/README.md) - **2026-05-21:** Creators could pair new coins with USDC. The curve fee stayed at 1.25%. [pump.fun fee schedule (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) - **2026-02-17:** pump.fun documented cashback coins, which give the creator fee to traders on their own volume. [pump.fun cashback docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_CASHBACK_README.md) - **2025-09-01:** PumpSwap fees on canonical pools changed to a dynamic schedule based on market cap. [pump.fun fee program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/FEE_PROGRAM_README.md) - **2025-05-12:** Creator fees went live on the curve and on canonical PumpSwap pools at 11:00 UTC. [pump.fun creator fee docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_CREATOR_FEE_README.md) - **2025-04-04:** pump.fun published docs for migration to its own PumpSwap AMM. The earlier migration to Raydium is marked as disabled. [pump.fun program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) Sources: - [pump.fun fee schedule](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) - [pump.fun program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) - [pump.fun holder rewards coins](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/HOLDER_REWARDS_README.md) - [pump.fun fee dashboard](https://fees.pump.fun/) - [pump.fun creator fee docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_CREATOR_FEE_README.md) - [pump.fun fee program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/FEE_PROGRAM_README.md) - [pump.fun cashback docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_CASHBACK_README.md) - [pump.fun public docs README](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/README.md) - [pump.fun referral rewards terms](https://pump.fun/docs/referral-rewards) --- ## Raydium Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#raydium Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. AMM pools and LaunchLab infrastructure for token launches. - **Category:** DEX & aggregator - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://raydium.io - **Fees:** Pool and product-specific fees; LaunchLab fees are separate from post-graduation swaps. - **Coverage:** LaunchLab samples; no standalone DEX dashboard Sources: - [Platform source](https://docs.raydium.io/) --- ## Raydium LaunchLab Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/raydium-launchlab Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Raydium's answer to pump.fun: also the white-label engine behind LetsBONK and other branded pads. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://raydium.io/launchpad - **Fees:** Curve swaps can include separate protocol, platform and creator fee components. The total depends on the launch configuration; post-graduation CPMM fees follow the selected pool configuration. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Bonding-curve launches that graduate directly into Raydium AMM pools. LaunchLab doubles as infrastructure: other launchpads (such as LetsBONK and StonkFun) run branded frontends on top of it. - **Launch cost:** Network fees and account/vault rent; review the launch quote - **Graduation:** Curve completion → Raydium CPMM pool for new launches - **Creator rewards:** Curve creator fees depend on platform settings. After graduation, CPMM creator fees require an enabled rate and the appropriate creator-of-record. New migrations assign the locked-LP Fee Key to the platform, separately from creator fees. From September 2026, Raydium can keep a share of the CPMM creator fee when it is collected. - **Data note:** DefiLlama's LaunchLab fees include the platform fees of launchpads built on LaunchLab, such as StonkFun and LetsBONK, and token creator fees. Raydium's revenue is the protocol fee only. LetsBONK also has its own DefiLlama series, so the two fee totals overlap. ### Fee table | Item | Current rule | Status | Source | Checked | |---|---|---|---|---| | Creation fee | Not published as a Raydium fee. The guide says to hold about 0.1 to 0.5 SOL for creation and vault rent. | not published | [Raydium: creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee on the bonding curve | Raydium's protocol fee is 0.25% of each curve trade. The platform adds its own fee, capped at 5%, plus an optional creator fee of up to 0.5% and a referral fee. | sourced | [Raydium LaunchLab API: live launch configs](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=100&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false) | 2026-09-25 | | Trading fee after graduation | Set by the CPMM pool config, usually the 0.25% tier. An optional CPMM creator fee is charged on top. | sourced | [Raydium: CPMM fees](https://docs.raydium.io/products/cpmm/fees) | 2026-09-25 | | Creator share | Set by each platform. The curve creator fee is capped at 0.5%. The CPMM creator fee is 0 unless the pool config enables it. | sourced | [Raydium: how creator fees work](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/how-creator-fees-work) | 2026-09-25 | | Platform share | The platform fee rate is capped at 5% of a curve trade. Since 17 Aug 2026 the platform also holds the locked-LP Fee Key of new migrations. | sourced | [Raydium: LaunchLab platform config](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/platform-config) | 2026-09-25 | | Graduation threshold and destination | JustSendit: 85 SOL, fixed. LaunchLab mode: a creator-set target of at least 24 SOL. New launches graduate to a Raydium CPMM pool. | sourced | [Raydium: creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 2026-09-25 | ### How it works 1. **A platform picks the fee settings.** Each front end has a platform config. It sets the platform fee, the creator fee and which curve shapes creators may use. Raydium sets the protocol fee in a global config. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/tips-and-gotchas/launchlab-cpmm-fee-reference) 2. **The creator picks a mode.** JustSendit uses fixed settings and an 85 SOL target. LaunchLab mode lets the creator set the target, from 24 SOL up, and sell 51% to 80% of supply on the curve. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) 3. **The curve fills and migrates.** When the quote vault reaches the target, a Raydium crank moves the liquidity to a CPMM pool. The move is one way. The token does not go back to the curve if the price falls. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/overview) 4. **LP tokens are locked or burned.** Part of the new LP is locked for good through Burn & Earn, and a Fee Key NFT carries the right to its trading fees. The rest of the LP is burned. The Fee Key can be sold or moved. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/burn-and-earn) 5. **Fees are claimed from vaults.** Platform and creator curve fees collect in vaults and must be claimed. Referral fees go to the referrer inside the trade. [Source](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/tips-and-gotchas/launchlab-cpmm-fee-reference) ### Fee and rule changes - **2026-09-19:** A CPMM change lets the protocol keep a set share of the creator fee when the fee is collected. The default share is 0. [Raydium changelog, 19 Sep 2026](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog/2026-09-19-cpmm-creator-fee-protocol-share) - **2026-08-26:** The platform fee cap rose to 5% on both create and update. Existing launches kept their prices. [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) - **2026-08-17:** New launches became CPMM-only. The locked-LP Fee Key of new migrations now goes to the platform, not to the creator. [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) - **2026-08-17:** Anyone can now trigger the collection of accrued CPMM creator fees. [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) - **2026-01-27:** The cap for updating a platform fee rate rose to 2.5%. [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) Sources: - [LaunchLab platform fee components](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/platform-config) - [LaunchLab creator fees and Fee Key ownership](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/how-creator-fees-work) - [LaunchLab creation and account costs](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) - [Raydium LaunchLab API: live launch configs](https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/list?sort=new&size=100&mintType=default&includeNsfw=false) - [Raydium: CPMM fees](https://docs.raydium.io/products/cpmm/fees) - [Raydium: LaunchLab and CPMM fee reference](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/tips-and-gotchas/launchlab-cpmm-fee-reference) - [Raydium: LaunchLab overview](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/overview) - [Raydium: Burn & Earn](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/burn-and-earn) - [Raydium changelog](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog) - [Raydium changelog, 19 Sep 2026](https://docs.raydium.io/reference/changelog/2026-09-19-cpmm-creator-fee-protocol-share) --- ## Trojan Canonical page: https://memefees.com/terminals/trojan Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Solana Telegram bot and web terminal with a gamified Arena rewards layer. - **Category:** Terminal & bot - **Chain scope:** Solana - **Website:** https://trojan.com - **Fees:** 1% per successful trade. Published rank cashback ranges from 10% to 35%; Trojan advertises up to 45% with the required Arena rank and quest steps. Network fees and optional tips are separate. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Telegram bot plus the trojan.com web terminal: market, limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping and clipboard buys. The web terminal also offers perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. Arena adds ranks, quests, SOL cashback and a jackpot; the dedicated jackpot page specifies a draw every 48 hours funded by 10% of fees. Sources: - [Trojan trading fees FAQ](https://docs.trojan.com/faqs) - [Trojan Arena ranks and cashback requirements](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/ranks-and-rewards) - [Trojan Honors referral program](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/referral-system) - [Trojan jackpot schedule and funding](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/jackpot) - [Trojan on Solana Telegram bot FAQ (1% fee, 20% cashback)](https://docs.trojanonsolana.com/overview/trojan-on-solana-faq) - [Trojan on Solana terms (Odyssia Labs, last modified 27 Jun 2025)](https://trojanonsolana.com/terms) --- ## Uniswap Canonical page: https://memefees.com/ecosystem#uniswap Editorial review date: 2026-09-06. This is not a live-data timestamp. Decentralized exchange protocol. Ethereum and Base are the ecosystems described here; deployments extend beyond these chains. - **Category:** DEX & aggregator - **Chain scope:** Ethereum, Base - **Website:** https://app.uniswap.org - **Fees:** Pool version, fee tier and interface can affect total swap charges. - **Coverage:** Directory only Sources: - [Platform source](https://developers.uniswap.org/docs/get-started/concepts/fees) --- ## Virtuals Protocol Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/virtuals Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. The AI-agent launchpad: each token is linked to an AI agent project, and the 1% trading tax pays 70% to the creator. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Base, Solana, Robinhood Chain - **Website:** https://virtuals.io - **Fees:** 1% baseline trading tax. Optional anti-sniper protection starts at 99% and decays to 1% over the selected window. Only the 98-minute window can apply to sells or both sides. Check the token's settings before trading. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2024 - **How it works:** Agent launches use independently configurable modules. The documented VIRTUAL-paired bonding curve graduates into a Uniswap V2 pool; module and network settings determine the applicable launch protections and costs. An agent's actual usage and revenue depend on the project. - **Launch cost:** Agent creation is free; optional modules cost 10 or 100 VIRTUAL, plus network costs - **Graduation:** Curve completion → liquidity paired with VIRTUAL - **Creator rewards:** The documented baseline fee split allocates 70% to the creator. Release conditions and fee delegation depend on the enabled modules. Sources: - [Virtuals launch mechanics and fees](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/about-virtuals/capital-formation-layer/virtuals-launch-mechanics) - [Virtuals referral terms](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/info-hub/user-hub/user-referral-system) - [Virtuals contract addresses (bonding curves on Base and Robinhood Chain)](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/info-hub/important-links-and-resources/virtuals-protocol-contract-addresses) --- ## Zora Canonical page: https://memefees.com/launchpads/zora Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Every post is a coin: Zora turned a social network into a 'content coin' launchpad on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana. - **Category:** Launchpad - **Chain scope:** Base, Robinhood Chain, Solana - **Website:** https://zora.co - **Fees:** Creator and content coins on V2.2.0+ hooks have a 1% base pool fee. All new coins start at a 99% fee that drops to the base rate over 10 seconds. Legacy hooks and trend coins use different rules. - **Coverage:** Profile and reported platform metrics - **Live since:** 2025 - **How it works:** Posting on Zora creates a tradeable coin for that post, and a creator can also have a creator coin. Trading happens in automated pools; creators earn from every trade of their coins. - **Launch cost:** No creation fee; check the create screen for network costs - **Graduation:** None: coins trade from creation - **Creator rewards:** 0.5% of each trade per the docs (V2.2.0+ split: 50% of the 1% fee, checked 1 Oct 2026) and the help article Understanding Rewards. Two other help articles, How Creators Earn and Understanding Creator Coins (both edited 12 Aug 2026), say 1%. Custom Pair coins pay the creator 0.70% of each trade. Trend coins do not pay creator rewards. - **Data note:** DefiLlama's Zora Coins series counts coins on Base. Zora coins on Robinhood Chain and Solana are not in these numbers. Sources: - [Zora Coins fee versions, early-launch fees and reward splits](https://docs.zora.co/coins/contracts/rewards) - [Zora help: what's new (Robinhood Chain, Solana, Custom Pairs)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/4641857) - [Zora help: Understanding Rewards on Zora (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/2509953) - [Zora help: How Creators Earn on Zora (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/5273729) - [Zora help: Understanding Creator Coins (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/6316801) - [Zora help: What are Custom Pairs (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/13601793) - [Zora help: Creating your account (edited 13 May 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/4655425) - [Zora help: Terms of Service](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/6171073) - [Zora help: New User and Referral Rewards Program (edited 20 Jul 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/12308225) - [DefiLlama Zora Coins fee series (Base only)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/zora-coins) --- ## Axiom Trade review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/axiom Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A browser terminal for memecoin trading on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain, with Hyperliquid perps. We checked its fees, safety record and referral terms against Axiom's docs. ### Verdict Axiom Trade (axiom.trade) is a browser terminal for memecoin trading on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain, with a 1% base trading fee per Axiom's docs on 1 October 2026. Volume cashback lowers the net fee to 0.75% at the top tier. Y Combinator lists Axiom in the Winter 2025 batch, and its wallet is non-custodial. In February 2026, Axiom confirmed that a team member had used internal support tools to look up user wallets. Choose Axiom for its speed and tools, and know that the company can link your account to your wallets. ### Pros - One-click buys and sells with migration sniping and limit orders in one dashboard - Built-in wallet and Twitter monitoring for tracking other traders' activity - A Hyperliquid perpetual futures integration alongside spot memecoin trading - A non-custodial wallet with a recovery phrase that you can import into Phantom - Volume-tier cashback and a referral discount both lower the 1% base fee ### Cons - Top-tier cashback lowers the 1% base fee only to 0.75%, and the referral discount applies only to new accounts that join with a code - In February 2026, Axiom confirmed misuse of internal tools that showed user wallets. We found no published result of its investigation - The docs describe no Telegram bot, so traders who prefer a chat-based workflow need a different platform - The docs disagree on chain coverage. The FAQ names only Solana, while the referral page names Solana, BSC and Ethereum ### Best for - Traders who want one-click trading on Solana and BSC - Traders who also want access to perpetual futures without leaving the terminal - Traders who want wallet monitoring and order tools in the same browser dashboard ### Skip it if - You want a trading fee below 1%. Axiom starts at 1% before cashback, the same base rate that GMGN, Photon and Trojan list - You prefer trading from a Telegram bot. Axiom's docs describe only the web terminal - You need your trading wallets to stay private from the platform. Axiom confirmed in February 2026 that a team member misused internal tools to look up user wallets ### What is Axiom Trade? Axiom Trade is the trading platform at axiom.trade, which posts on X as @AxiomExchange. Its Y Combinator company page gives 2024 as the founding year. The terminal runs in the browser. Axiom's docs describe one-click buys and sells, limit orders, wallet tracking, a Twitter monitor and perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. Migration actions let a trader buy a token the moment it leaves the Pump.fun bonding curve, or set a sell for that moment. A bundle checker flags four or more buys in the same block. Axiom's docs say the shared Twitter monitor is free for users with at least 5 SOL in trading volume. Axiom announced BSC support on X in October 2025 and Robinhood Chain support in July 2026. DefiLlama reports Axiom fees on those three chains. The referral docs also name Ethereum, but the FAQ names only Solana. Other crypto projects also use the name Axiom, so check the domain before you sign in. ### Is Axiom Trade legit? Axiom is a real platform with a public backer, but it has one confirmed case of staff misuse of user data. Its wallet is non-custodial, and its FAQ names Turnkey as the wallet infrastructure partner. At sign-up, Axiom shows a recovery phrase. The docs recommend that you import it into a standard wallet such as Phantom, so that you can reach your funds under any circumstances. On 26 February 2026, the investigator ZachXBT alleged on X that several Axiom employees had used internal tools to look up private user wallet data and trade on it since early 2025. Axiom replied on X the same day. It said that someone on its team had abused internal customer support tools to look up user wallets. It also said that it had removed access to these tools and would continue to investigate. The statement does not mention lost user funds. We found no published result of that investigation as of 1 October 2026. Axiom's support page warns that scammers pose as support staff on Discord. Official help comes only through a private ticket in its Discord server. The tokens are the larger risk. The bundle checker and wallet tools give information, but they do not vet the memecoins that you buy, and most memecoins can lose all of their value. ### Axiom Trade fees Axiom's referral docs state that the trading fee starts at 1%. The fees page lists seven cashback tiers. Wood, the first tier, gives a 0.95% net fee. Champion, the top tier, gives 0.75%. Axiom pays the cashback in SOL, and your tier rises with your total trading volume on Axiom. The referral discount is separate from the cashback. The docs do not show how the two combine, so check the fee in the app before a large trade. Perpetual futures carry a separate Axiom fee of 0.01% per transaction, with leverage up to 50x. Network and priority fees are extra costs that you set in the trade panel. The fee comparison table on this page puts Axiom's fee terms next to those of GMGN, Photon and Trojan. Each row also shows the fees that DefiLlama reports for the platform over the last 30 days. That figure shows how much each platform collected, not the rate on one trade. ### Axiom Trade vs GMGN, Photon and Trojan All four platforms list a 1% base fee per trade in their own docs. The differences are the discounts, the chains and the interface. Axiom lowers its rate with volume cashback and the referral discount. Trojan pays SOL cashback that rises with its Arena rank. GMGN pairs a web terminal with Telegram bots and covers Ethereum and Base as well as Solana and BSC. Photon is a Solana web terminal from Tiny Astro. Trojan runs a Solana Telegram bot and the trojan.com web terminal, which also offers perpetual futures. Axiom's docs describe the web terminal only. ### Axiom Trade referral code and invite code Axiom uses referral links, not typed codes. The link on this page carries the handle @connect. Axiom's docs give the invited user one benefit: the referral discount on trading fees described above. Forum pages that rank for Axiom invite codes advertise discounts of 20% to 30%. Axiom's docs list no larger discount for an invited user, and we found no Axiom source for those rates. The person who shares a link earns 30% of Axiom's net fee on the trades of each direct referral, per the same docs. We earn that commission when you sign up through the link on this page. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Axiom Trade legit? Yes. Axiom is a Y Combinator-backed trading platform (Winter 2025 batch) with a non-custodial wallet. In February 2026, it confirmed that a team member had misused internal support tools to look up user wallets, and it said that it had removed that access. ### Is Axiom Trade safe? Your funds stay in a non-custodial wallet, and you can import the recovery phrase into Phantom or another wallet. The weaker point is privacy from Axiom staff, after the February 2026 case. The memecoins that you trade carry the largest risk. ### What are the Axiom Trade fees? The trading fee starts at 1% per trade. Volume cashback lowers the net fee from 0.95% at the Wood tier to 0.75% at the Champion tier. Referral sign-ups pay 10% less. Perpetual futures cost 0.01% per transaction in Axiom fees. ### Is Axiom Trade free? No. Axiom charges a fee on every trade, and network and priority fees are extra. The cashback tiers and the referral discount lower the platform fee but do not remove it. ### Is there an Axiom Trade invite code? Axiom uses referral links instead of typed codes. Our link carries the handle @connect. Axiom's docs give referred sign-ups a 10% trading-fee discount and list no larger invite discount. ### Does Axiom Trade have a Telegram bot? Axiom's docs do not describe a Telegram trading bot. One-click trading, wallet monitoring and Hyperliquid perps all run in the browser terminal. ### Is Axiom only for Solana? No. Axiom trades on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain, per its announcements on X and DefiLlama's chain data. Its referral docs also name Ethereum. Perpetual futures run through Hyperliquid. ### Is GMGN better than Axiom? Neither is cheaper on the base fee: both list 1% per trade. GMGN covers more chains and offers Telegram bots. Axiom has volume cashback and Hyperliquid perps in the same browser terminal. Sources: - [Axiom docs: fees](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/fees/axiom-fees.md) - [Axiom docs: referral program](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/referral-program.md) - [Axiom FAQ: chain coverage](https://docs.axiom.trade/faqs.md) - [Y Combinator: Axiom (founded 2024, W25)](https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/axiom) - [DefiLlama Axiom fees by chain](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/axiom) --- ## Bags review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/bags Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The Solana and Robinhood Chain launchpad that pays a share of every trade to the social accounts named at launch. We checked its seven fee modes, its contracts and its invite link against the Bags docs on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Bags is a working launchpad on Solana and Robinhood Chain. Its main feature is the fee split: every launch must name the people who earn from trading, and the claimers pool gets half of each non-compounded fee. In the default mode a trade costs 2%, and half of that fee goes to the people named at launch. Use Bags if you launch a token with a partner, a community or the person behind the meme, and you want each of them paid on chain from the first trade. As a trader, check the fee mode of each token before you buy, because one Bags token can charge 0.25% per trade and another 10%. In the default mode, a curve trade on Bags costs more than a curve trade in the pump.fun app. ### Pros - No Bags fee to create a token through the API on Solana, only transaction costs. Robinhood Chain charges 0.02 ETH by default - Fee sharing is part of every launch, with up to 100 fee earners per token - Seven fee modes on Solana, from 0.25% to 10% on the curve, so the creator sets the cost of trading - Solana launches run on Meteora's bonding curve and pool programs, which list audits by Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith - Fee rates, program IDs and contract addresses are public in the Bags docs, so you can check them yourself ### Cons - The default mode charges 2% per trade, which is more than the 1.70% that a curve trade costs in the pump.fun app - The fee mode is fixed at launch, so the creator cannot lower the trading fee later - The fee-share admin of a token can change the claimers and their shares after launch - On Robinhood Chain, the factory and vault contracts are upgradeable, and the docs do not name the owner address - Fee claimers named by social account are paid to a Bags embedded wallet linked to that account ### Best for - Creators who want to share trading fees with up to 100 X, Kick or GitHub accounts, set at launch - Tribute launches, where the person who inspired the meme gets a share of every trade - Developers who want to launch tokens through a documented API or command-line tool - Creators who want a Robinhood Chain launch with a Uniswap v4 pool and locked liquidity after graduation ### Skip it if - You trade often and want the lowest fee. The default Bags mode charges 2% on every buy and sell, before and after graduation - You expect a reward for using the Bags invite link. Bags has published no benefit for the person who joins through it - You want every contract to have a public audit. We found no audit report in the Bags docs for its own fee-share program or its Robinhood Chain contracts ### What is Bags? Bags is a memecoin launchpad on Solana and Robinhood Chain. Its homepage says: "Launch a coin and earn royalties from every trade." Each token starts on a bonding curve. A share of every trade goes to a pool of fee claimers that the launcher names before the token goes live. Fee sharing is required. The Bags changelog says that Token Launch v2 needs a fee-share config for all launches, with up to 100 fee earners per token, the creator included. You name each claimer by an X, Kick or GitHub account. The Bags API then finds the wallet that belongs to that account. On Solana, Bags uses Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve program for the curve and Meteora's DAMM v2 program for the pool after graduation. Its own Fee Share V2 program sets the fee splits and pays out claims. On Robinhood Chain, Bags runs its own contracts and moves graduated tokens to a Uniswap v4 pool. DefiLlama's fee series for Bags starts in May 2025. You can follow the live fees on the [Bags stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/bags). ### Is Bags safe and legit? Bags is a real, working launchpad with public fee rules and public program addresses. On 17 October 2026, DefiLlama's hacks list had no entry for Bags. The risks come from the tokens, from the admin powers in the contracts and from missing audit reports for the Bags programs. On Solana, the curve and the pool run on Meteora programs. Meteora's audit page lists reports for the Dynamic Bonding Curve program by Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith, and reports for DAMM v2 by the same three firms. DefiLlama lists one Meteora DAMM v2 incident on 17 January 2026 and classifies it as social engineering (an impersonation scam). The entry names no flaw in the program code. The Bags program-ID page and the Robinhood Chain contract page link no audit report for the Bags Fee Share program or the Bags contracts. On Robinhood Chain, the Bags contract reference says that the BagsFactory and the BagsVault are upgradeable proxies. The bonding curve and the fee-share contract of each token are beacon proxies, and only the owner can upgrade them. The vault has owner-controlled withdrawals. The token contract itself cannot be upgraded. The docs do not say if the owner is a multisig, a timelock or one key. Each launch keeps the launch fee and graduation target that applied when it was created. Custody works in two ways. Traders use their own wallet. Fee claimers who join by social account get a Bags embedded wallet: on Solana the API returns the user's embedded wallet, and on EVM chains the docs name Privy as the wallet provider. The fee-share admin of a token can also change the claimers and their shares after launch, and can transfer the admin role. Before you buy because of a promised fee share, check the current claimer list. A Bags token can lose all its value. The fee split pays the claimers only while people trade. A completed curve shows only that buyers paid the target amount into it. ### Bags fees and the seven fee modes In the default mode, Bags charges 2% on every buy and sell. On the curve, 1% goes to the platform and 1% to the claimers pool. After graduation the fee stays at 2%: 0.75% to the platform, 0.75% to the claimers and 0.5% back into pool liquidity. In new Solana fee-share configs since September 2026, the wallet that pays for the config (the deployer) takes 25% of the claimers pool. The named claimers split the other 75% by the shares set at launch. A partner share, when a launch has one, comes out of the platform half. The creator picks one of seven modes, and the mode cannot change after the token launches. The low mode charges 0.25% on the curve and 1% after graduation. The high-curve mode charges 1% on the curve and 0.25% after graduation. The high flat mode charges 10% in both phases. Three more modes keep the 2% default fee but change the supply: 85% of supply locked, 96% of supply locked, or a supply of 1,000 tokens. In the 96% locked mode, the fee after graduation falls from 2% to a floor of 0.5% as the market cap grows. On Robinhood Chain there is one rate: 2% on the ETH leg of every trade, in both phases. Half goes to the token's fee-share contract for the claimers. The other half goes to the protocol, and a launch partner gets 0.25% of volume from that half by default. Network fees are extra on both chains. Read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money) to compare this model with other launchpads. ### Bags fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy on the curve in the default mode pays a $2.00 fee. The platform gets $1.00 and the claimers pool gets $1.00. In a new Solana config, the deployer takes $0.25 of that pool and the named claimers share $0.75. A $1,000 buy on the curve in the default mode pays $20.00. The platform gets $10.00 and the claimers pool gets $10.00, of which the deployer takes $2.50 and the named claimers share $7.50. If you sell the same amount later at the same price, you pay the same fee again, so a round trip costs about $40.00. After graduation, the same $1,000 trade in the default mode still pays $20.00. The platform gets $7.50, the claimers get $7.50 and $5.00 goes back into the pool. The fee mode changes the result a lot. In the low mode, a $1,000 curve buy pays $2.50. In the high flat mode, the same buy pays $100.00. Check the fee of each token before you buy. ### How launching and graduation work Since September 2025, Bags charges no fee to create a token through its API on Solana. Only Solana transaction costs apply. Robinhood Chain charges a launch fee of 0.02 ETH by default. Bags also publishes a command-line tool and launch intent links that open a pre-filled launch form. Each Solana token trades on its curve until the curve raises the target for its mode. Most modes graduate at 85 SOL. The 85% locked mode graduates at about 100 SOL and the 96% locked mode at 80 SOL. The token then moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool, where part of each fee goes back into liquidity. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after this step. On Robinhood Chain, each token has a supply of 1 billion, and 830 million sell on the curve. When the curve reaches the ETH target set in the contract, the remaining 170 million tokens and the full raise go into a Uniswap v4 pool. The liquidity is locked, and the curve stops. For the curve mechanics, read [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve). ### Who should use Bags? Bags suits a creator who launches with other people. A streamer can give a share to a co-host, a developer can pay contributors by GitHub account, and a tribute token can pay the person who inspired it. The split is set on chain, so no one has to send payments by hand. Bags also suits developers. The public API covers launches, fee-share configs, claims and trades, and the docs list every program ID and contract address. Bags suits frequent traders less well. In the default mode a trader pays 2% on each buy and each sell, and that fee does not fall after graduation. Before you buy a Bags token, check its fee mode and its claimer list. Our guide to [creator fees](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) compares how other launchpads pay creators. ### Bags vs pump.fun pump.fun is the closest alternative on Solana. The pump.fun curve fee is 1.25%, of which the creator gets 0.30%. From 17 October 2026, a trade in the pump.fun web or mobile app adds a 0.45% app fee, or 0.40% with a referral code. A $1,000 curve buy therefore costs $17.00 in the pump.fun app, or $16.50 in the app with a code. In pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25% ($12.50), plus the fee that app charges. The same buy costs $20.00 on a default Bags token. The creator side shows the opposite result. On that $1,000 buy, the pump.fun creator gets $3.00. On Bags, the claimers pool gets $10.00, and Bags lets the creator share it with up to 100 accounts. A Bags creator can also choose the 0.25% mode, which makes a $1,000 curve buy cost $2.50 in Bags fees. See pump.fun vs Bags for the live fee totals side by side. For other Solana options, read Bags vs Believe and LetsBONK vs Bags. Bags vs Zora compares the fee split with Zora, which also runs on Robinhood Chain. Believe, another Solana launchpad that settles on Meteora, is not a like-for-like choice today: its website does not load, and Believe's current creator-payout terms are unverified. Our [Believe review](https://memefees.com/reviews/believe) has the details. ### The Bags invite link Bags has invite links that open an invite page for a named user. We opened our link on 17 October 2026. The page title reads "@repeatedbirthmark720 sent you an invite", and the page says that every trade earns the creator 1%. The page names no reward for the person who joins. We found no Bags terms that give a discount or bonus to an invited user, so we list the link only as a way to join Bags. The [Bags invite link page](https://memefees.com/codes/bags) has the link. ### Bags fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | Solana: no Bags fee through the API. Robinhood Chain: 0.02 ETH by default | Solana transaction costs apply. The Robinhood Chain fee is a contract setting that the owner can change for new launches. | | Curve fee, default mode | 2% of each buy and sell | 1% to the platform and 1% to the claimers pool. | | Pool fee after graduation, default mode | 2% of each buy and sell | 0.75% to the platform, 0.75% to the claimers and 0.5% back into pool liquidity. | | Other Solana modes | 0.25%, 1% or 10% on the curve | The mode is set before launch and cannot change after. | | Deployer share | 25% of the claimers pool | New Solana fee-share configs since September 2026. | | Graduation point | 85 SOL in most modes | About 100 SOL in the 85% locked mode and 80 SOL in the 96% locked mode. Robinhood Chain uses an ETH target set in the contract. | | Robinhood Chain trade fee | 2% on the ETH leg, both phases | Half to the claimers. A launch partner gets 0.25% of volume by default from the protocol half. | Sources: Bags docs (docs.bags.fm: customize-token-fees, changelog, principles/program-ids, robinhood/overview, robinhood/contracts, api-reference/get-fee-share-wallet and fee-share admin endpoints), the Bags homepage and invite page (bags.fm), Meteora audit pages (docs.meteora.ag/resources/audits/dbc and /damm-v2) and the DefiLlama hacks list (api.llama.fi/hacks). All checked on 17 October 2026. pump.fun rates: pump.fun/docs/fees, checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Bags safe? Bags is a working launchpad with public fee rules and program addresses, and DefiLlama's hacks list had no Bags entry on 17 October 2026. Its Solana curve and pool run on audited Meteora programs. We found no audit report for the Bags fee-share program or its Robinhood Chain contracts, and the Robinhood Chain factory and vault are upgradeable. ### What are the fees on Bags? In the default mode, Bags charges 2% on every trade, before and after graduation. On the curve, 1% goes to the platform and 1% to the fee claimers. Other modes charge 0.25%, 1% or 10% on the curve. ### How much does a $1,000 trade cost on Bags? A $1,000 trade on a default-mode Bags token costs $20.00. In the low mode it costs $2.50 on the curve, and in the high flat mode it costs $100.00. ### Is Bags free to use? Creating a token through the Bags API on Solana has no Bags fee, only transaction costs. Robinhood Chain charges 0.02 ETH by default. Every trade pays the fee of the token's mode. ### How does the creator fee split work on Bags? Half of each non-compounded fee goes to the claimers pool. In new Solana configs, the deployer takes 25% of that pool, and the claimers named at launch split the rest. A launch can name up to 100 fee earners, the creator included. ### Can a Bags creator change the fee split after launch? The fee mode cannot change after launch. The fee-share admin can change the claimers and their shares, and can transfer the admin role to another wallet. ### Is Bags cheaper than pump.fun? Not in the default mode. Bags charges 2% on the curve. pump.fun charges 1.70% in the pump.fun app, and 1.25% plus the app's own fee in other apps. A Bags token in the 0.25% mode has a lower curve fee than pump.fun. ### Does the Bags invite link give a reward? We found no Bags terms that give a reward to a user who joins through an invite link. The link opens the Bags invite page. Sources: - [Bags](https://bags.fm/$repeatedbirthmark720) - [Bags fee modes](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) - [Robinhood Chain contracts](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/contracts) - [Robinhood Chain token state](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/read-state) - [Bags changelog (fee earners, API launches)](https://docs.bags.fm/changelog/changelog) - [Bags on Robinhood Chain](https://docs.bags.fm/robinhood/overview) - [DefiLlama Bags fee series (first fees May 2025)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/bags) --- ## Banana Gun Bot review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/banana-gun Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Banana Gun is a Telegram trading and sniper bot with the Banana Pro web terminal. We checked its fees, wallet model, Solana support and past incidents against Banana Gun's own docs and posts. ### Verdict Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, and 1% on snipes and on all other chains, per its docs on 1 October 2026. Gas and MEV tips are extra. On Solana, every trade costs 1%, the same rate as Trojan, Maestro and GMGN. Banana Gun has had two known incidents. In September 2023, a bug in the first $BANANA token contract forced a relaunch. In September 2024, attackers took funds from the bot wallets of 11 users. Banana Gun said that it would refund them in full from its treasury, and it added a 2-hour transfer delay. Keep only trading money in a Banana Gun wallet. ### Pros - 0.5% fee on manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, half the 1% rate that Trojan, Maestro, Axiom and GMGN list - One account covers eight networks in the Telegram bot and the Banana Pro web terminal, per the homepage - Sniping, limit orders, copy trading, anti-rug exits and MEV protection in one toolset - After the 2024 exploit, Banana Gun said that it would refund all 11 affected users from its treasury - Holders of 50 or more $BANANA share a reward pool funded by 40% of bot revenue after referral payments ### Cons - Snipes and all trades outside Ethereum cost 1%, so Solana traders get no fee advantage - The 2024 exploit drained bot wallets while users traded, and Banana Gun traced it to a possible flaw in a Telegram message oracle - You cannot export a private key from the bot after the first message, so you must save it when you create the wallet - The terms of service do not name the company that runs the bot - We hold no Banana Gun referral code, and the docs list no fee discount for invited traders ### Best for - Ethereum traders who buy by hand or with limit orders, where the documented fee is 0.5% instead of 1% - Traders who want one bot for Ethereum, Solana, Base and BSC, with sniping, copy trading and MEV protection - $BANANA holders who want a bot tied to a token that shares bot revenue ### Skip it if - You trade mainly on Solana and want the lowest fee. The 0.5% rate applies on Ethereum only, so Solana trades cost 1% - You expect to export a wallet key later. The docs say that the bot shows a new key once and that you cannot get it back later - You want to snipe on every Solana venue. The docs limit Solana sniping to Raydium AMM, Raydium CP, Meteora Dynamic, Meteora DLMM and PumpSwap ### What is the Banana Gun bot? Banana Gun is a trading bot that runs in Telegram. You paste a token contract address, and the bot buys or sells from a wallet that you create or import in the bot. It began as an Ethereum sniper bot, a bot that buys a new token in the first block after liquidity goes live. DefiLlama's fee data for Banana Gun starts in June 2023. Banana Gun now has three products. The Telegram bot trades and snipes. Banana Pro is a web terminal at pro.bananagun.io. Banana Predict is a tool for prediction markets. The homepage lists eight networks for the bot and the web terminal: Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Base, Robinhood, Stable, HyperEVM and MegaETH. The main tools are manual buys and sells, auto sniping, limit orders, copy trading, MEV protection and an anti-rug feature. The homepage says that the anti-rug feature watches pending transactions and tries to sell your tokens first when a deployer pulls liquidity or changes a tax. For a wider list of bots, see our [guide to the best Solana trading bots](https://memefees.com/guides/best-solana-trading-bots). ### Banana Gun fees Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, and 1% on Ethereum snipes and on every other chain, per the fee page in its docs. The homepage gives a shorter version: 0.5% for manual trades and 1% for snipes, with no subscription. Network costs are separate. On Ethereum, you pay gas and an optional miner tip for a faster snipe. On Solana, you pay a priority fee and an optional MEV tip. You set both in the bot's gas settings. Banana Bonus pays back part of your fees in $BANANA. The docs give the formula as fees paid times a multiplier between 0.05 and 1, which Banana Gun sets. The docs do not state the current multiplier, so the fee table on this page does not count the bonus. The fee comparison table puts Banana Gun next to Trojan, Maestro, Axiom and GMGN. ### Is Banana Gun safe? Banana Gun is a working bot with on-chain fee data from June 2023, but attackers drained some bot wallets in September 2024. Banana Gun confirmed that incident and one earlier token incident in its own posts on X. On 11 September 2023, Banana Gun said that its first $BANANA token contract had a tax bug that it could not fix, in spite of two audits. The team drained the token's liquidity pool and relaunched $BANANA on 14 September 2023 with an airdrop to old holders. This incident hit token holders, not bot wallets. On 19 September 2024, some users saw unauthorized transfers out of their bot wallets. Banana Gun switched off the bot. On 24 September 2024, it said that 11 users were affected and that $3M was drained. It said that all of them would get a full refund from the treasury. Banana Gun and outside experts traced the attack to a possible flaw in the Telegram message oracle that the bot uses. Banana Gun then added a 2-hour delay on transfers, moved to new servers and said that it would add two-factor checks for transfers. The wallet model matters most. The bot makes a wallet for you, shows the private key once, and then trades with it. The docs say that you cannot get the key from the bot after that. Save the key when you create the wallet, set a security PIN in the settings, keep only trading money in the bot, and move profits to a wallet that only you control. The terms of service do not name the company that runs Banana Gun. They name English law and the courts of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines for disputes. The tokens are the larger risk. The anti-rug feature tries to exit before a rug pull, but it cannot save every trade. Our [memecoin survival data](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) shows how often new tokens fail. ### Banana Gun on Solana Banana Gun runs a separate Solana bot with its own docs. It has manual trades, auto sniping, limit orders and copy trading. Every Solana trade costs 1%, because the 0.5% rate is for Ethereum only. The docs list the Solana venues for normal trades: Raydium AMM, Raydium CP, Raydium CLMM, pump.fun, Orca, Meteora Dynamic, Meteora DLMM, Fluxbeam, Moonshot, PumpSwap and Boopfun. Sniping on Solana works only on Raydium AMM, Raydium CP, Meteora Dynamic, Meteora DLMM and PumpSwap. For a wider view of the platforms that Solana traders use, see our guide to [memecoin trading platforms](https://memefees.com/guides/memecoin-trading-platforms). ### The $BANANA token and holder rewards Holders with at least 50 $BANANA share a reward pool funded by 40% of bot revenue after referral payments. Only unlocked tokens earn rewards, with an exception for part of the team allocation. All eligible holders split the one pool, so no single holder gets 40% of revenue. Claims on EVM chains pay in ETH or $BANANA. Claims on Solana pay in SOL. The tokenomics page states a circulating supply of about 3.2m tokens, with no buy, sell or transfer tax. The treasury holds 45% of the supply, locked, and uses it for Banana Bonus payouts. ### Banana Gun referral program Banana Gun pays referrers, not invited traders. The EVM docs say that a referrer can claim 10% of the trading fees of each user who signs up through the referral link. Rewards update every 2 hours, and the smallest claim is 0.05 ETH. The homepage adds that rewards can raise the referral percentage. The docs list no fee discount for the invited trader. We hold no Banana Gun referral code, so the link on this page is a plain link to bananagun.io. ### Banana Gun vs Trojan, Maestro, Axiom and GMGN Trojan, Maestro, Axiom and GMGN list a 1% platform fee in their own docs. Banana Gun matches that rate on snipes and on every chain except Ethereum. Its 0.5% rate for manual Ethereum buys and limit orders is the only lower rate in this group. Trojan and Axiom lower the 1% fee with cashback that rises with activity. Banana Gun pays back part of the fee in $BANANA through Banana Bonus. Choose Banana Gun if you trade on Ethereum by hand or snipe new Ethereum launches. For Solana-only trading, the fee is the same as the other bots, so compare the tools, the cashback and the wallet model before you choose. ### Banana Gun bot fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Manual buys and limit orders, Ethereum | 0.5% of the trade | Charged on each successful trade. | | Autosniper, Ethereum | 1% of the trade | The homepage calls this the fee for snipes. | | All trades on other chains | 1% of the trade | Includes Solana, Base and BSC. | | Gas, priority fee and MEV tip | You set it | Paid to the network, not to Banana Gun. | | Banana Bonus cashback | Fees paid times 0.05 to 1 | Paid in $BANANA. Banana Gun sets the multiplier and does not publish the current value. | | Subscription | None | The homepage says that you pay only when you trade. | Source: Banana Gun docs (docs.bananagun.io Banana Bonus page) and the bananagun.io homepage FAQ, checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What are the Banana Gun fees? Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum. The Ethereum autosniper and all trades on other chains, Solana included, cost 1%. Gas and MEV tips are extra, and there is no subscription. ### Is Banana Gun safe? Banana Gun is a working bot, but it has had incidents. In September 2024, attackers drained the bot wallets of 11 users, and Banana Gun said that it would refund them from its treasury. Keep only trading money in the bot and save your private key when you create the wallet. ### Was Banana Gun hacked? Yes. On 19 September 2024, some users saw unauthorized transfers from their bot wallets. Banana Gun said that 11 users lost a total of $3M and that it traced the attack to a possible flaw in a Telegram message oracle. It said that it would refund all of them from its treasury, and it added a 2-hour transfer delay. ### Does Banana Gun work on Solana? Yes. Banana Gun has a separate Solana bot with manual trades, sniping, limit orders and copy trading. Solana trades cost 1%. Sniping on Solana works on Raydium AMM, Raydium CP, Meteora Dynamic, Meteora DLMM and PumpSwap. ### Can I export my private key from Banana Gun? No. The docs say that the bot shows a new wallet key once and that you cannot get it back later. Save the key in a safe place when you create the wallet. ### What is the $BANANA token? $BANANA is Banana Gun's token. Holders with at least 50 tokens share a reward pool funded by 40% of bot revenue after referral payments. Banana Bonus also pays traders part of their fees back in $BANANA. ### Does Banana Gun have a referral code? Banana Gun pays a referrer 10% of the trading fees of each invited user. The docs list no discount for the invited trader. We do not hold a Banana Gun referral code. ### Which chains does Banana Gun support? The homepage lists Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Base, Robinhood, Stable, HyperEVM and MegaETH for both the Telegram bot and the Banana Pro web terminal. Sources: - [Banana Gun docs: FAQ](https://banana-gun.gitbook.io/banana-gun/trading/faqs.md) - [Token rewards](https://docs.bananagun.io/banana-token/rewards.md) - [Banana Gun docs: fees by chain and trade type](https://docs.bananagun.io/banana-token/banana-bonus.md) - [Banana Gun FAQ: networks and fees](https://bananagun.io) --- ## Believe App review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/believe Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The Solana launchpad that started as Launch Coin. We checked its website, app listing, on-chain activity, court docket and fee rules on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict We do not recommend Believe for a new launch or a new trade today. On 17 October 2026, the believe.app website returned the error "DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED" in place of the app. The last iPhone app update is dated 6 January 2026. Believe has published no current launch fee, trading fee or creator payout rate. Believe still has documented Flywheel tools for projects that already have a token, and its old tokens still trade in Meteora pools. A class action, Lee v. Pasternak, names the company behind the app and the Believe Foundation as defendants, and the case was open on 17 October 2026. If you hold a Believe token, check its pool and its fee in the trade quote before you sell. ### Pros - Believe tokens trade in Meteora pools, and Meteora lists audits of its bonding-curve program by Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith - The Flywheel docs are online and describe a public vault that needs approval from both the project and Believe - DefiLlama's hacks list had no entry for Believe on 17 October 2026 - The fee data source is open: DefiLlama publishes the adapter and the query that select Believe pools ### Cons - The website is offline, so a new creator has no documented way to launch - Believe publishes no trading fee, launch fee or creator payout rate - New pool creation has stopped, and fee activity is close to zero - Believe has no audit report for a program of its own - Some Flywheel endpoints, such as the burn endpoints, are marked as deprecated in the docs ### Best for - Holders of an existing Believe token who need to know how its pool and fees work - Projects that already use the Believe Flywheel tools for burns and airdrops - Readers who research the Launch Coin period in DefiLlama's fee data ### Skip it if - You want to launch a new token. The Believe website was offline on 17 October 2026, and no other launch route is documented - You need a published fee rate. Believe publishes no trading fee, launch fee or creator payout rate - You want a platform with no open legal claims. A US class action against the operators of Believe was open on 17 October 2026 ### What is Believe? Believe is a Solana launchpad that started as Launch Coin. In the original model, a user tagged @launchcoin on X with a project name, and the app created a token for it. The tokens traded on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) program. DefiLlama tracks the fees of these pools as "Launch Coin on Believe", and its series starts on 28 April 2025. From 15 to 29 October 2025, Believe ran an upgrade from its $LAUNCHCOIN token to $BELIEVE. On 29 October 2025, Believe said that 100% of new ecosystem fees would buy back $BELIEVE, and that the percentages and schedules would change over time. On 14 January 2026, Believe announced Believe v2 (beta) in its iPhone app, with two-sided sentiment markets on people, called Believe and Doubt. The App Store lists the Believe iPhone app from B24, INC. The current version is 2026.01.06, released on 6 January 2026. You can follow the reported fees on the [Believe stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/believe). ### Is Believe still working? The Believe website is not working. On 1 October 2026 and again on 17 October 2026, believe.app answered with HTTP status 402 and the text "DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED". The API docs at docs.believe.app were online on 17 October 2026. On-chain activity has also slowed. The DefiLlama adapter finds Believe pools through one pool-creation wallet. That wallet last sent a transaction on 30 July 2026. DefiLlama's fee series for Believe shows almost no fees in October 2026. The live chart on our stats page shows the current figure. We did not test a launch, a claim or a withdrawal in the app. The sources above show that the website is down and that new pool creation has stopped. They do not show if every function in the iPhone app has stopped. ### Is Believe safe and legit? Believe was a real launchpad with a public trading history in DefiLlama's data, and its pools run on audited Meteora programs. The main risks today are the offline website, the open lawsuit and the missing fee terms. On 23 March 2026, a class action called Lee v. Pasternak was filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York (case 1:26-cv-02368). The defendants are B24 Inc., the Believe Foundation, the founder of Believe and ten unnamed parties. The plaintiffs' law firm, Burwick Law, says that the complaint claims deceptive business practices, false advertising and unjust enrichment, and that tokens launched through Believe lost more than 99% of their value. The court has not ruled on these claims. On 17 October 2026, the court docket showed the case as open. On the contract side, Believe tokens use Meteora's DBC program for the curve and Meteora's DAMM pools after graduation. Meteora's audit page lists DBC reports by Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith. We found no audit report for any Believe program of its own. DefiLlama's hacks list had no entry for Believe on 17 October 2026. Custody depends on the product. Traders use their own Solana wallet. A Flywheel project funds a public vault with SOL and project tokens, and each batch of actions needs approval from both the project and Believe. A token from any launchpad can lose all its value. Read [how many memecoins survive](https://memefees.com/stats/survival) before you buy. ### Believe fees Believe publishes no trading fee, launch fee or creator payout rate. Its API docs do not list one, and its posts about the $BELIEVE upgrade describe where the platform share goes, not what a creator earns. We do not quote a fee split for Believe for that reason. The Meteora DBC rules set limits that apply to every Believe curve. Meteora's docs say that a DBC curve charges a base fee of at least 0.25%, with a cap of 99% on the total fee. Meteora's protocol takes 20% of the total trading fee. When a referral account is present, the referral share comes out of that 20%. The rest goes to the launchpad and, when the config sets a creator share, to the creator. When a curve graduates, DBC also takes a fixed 0.2% protocol fee from the liquidity that moves to the pool. A fee total in our charts is observed activity. It is not the fee rate for your next trade. Read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money) for the general model. Believe's current fee rate, launch cost and creator-payout terms have not been independently verified. Believe publishes no fee page, and its website does not load. ### Believe fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade Because Believe publishes no rate, the only fixed number is the DBC minimum. A $100 trade on a Believe curve pays at least $0.25, and a $1,000 trade pays at least $2.50. Of every fee, Meteora takes 20%. On a $2.50 fee, that is $0.50 to Meteora and $2.00 to the launchpad and creator side. The real fee of a token can be much higher than the minimum, because the DBC cap is 99%. A token that has graduated trades in a Meteora pool, which sets its own fee. For both cases, read the fee line in the trade quote of your wallet or trading app before you sign, and multiply that rate by your trade size. ### How Believe graduation works Meteora's DBC docs say that a curve stops trading when its quote reserve reaches the migration threshold in its config. New DBC configs then move the liquidity to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Believe does not publish its own threshold, so each token's pool config holds the value. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes after this step, and [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve) explains the curve. ### The Believe Flywheel tools Flywheel is the Believe API for projects that already have a token. The setup guide tells a project to register, set its token and approval wallets, and fund a public vault address with SOL for network fees and with project tokens for the actions. The project sets daily limits for burns and airdrops. Each batch of actions needs a signature from the project and an approval from Believe before it runs. The docs mark the older burn and market-summary endpoints as deprecated, and the newer batch endpoints replace them. We did not run a Flywheel batch. A project that depends on Flywheel also depends on Believe to approve each batch. ### Who should use Believe? Believe today is useful mainly to people who already hold a Believe token or run a Flywheel project. A holder can still trade in the token's Meteora pool through another Solana app. A Flywheel project can still read its public vault. A new creator should choose a launchpad with a working website and published fees. A new trader should not buy a Believe token because of the Believe name, because the platform publishes no fee or creator terms and its website is offline. ### Believe vs Bags Bags is the closest working alternative. Like Believe, Bags runs its Solana curves on Meteora DBC and pays creators from trading fees. Unlike Believe, Bags publishes its rates: the default mode charges 2% per trade, with 1% to the platform and 1% to the fee claimers named at launch. On a $1,000 trade in that mode, the fee is $20.00, and the claimers pool gets $10.00. Bags also charges no Bags fee to launch a token through its API on Solana. See Bags vs Believe for the reported fees side by side. pump.fun vs Believe compares Believe with the largest Solana launchpad. Meteora's DBC fees overlap with the Believe series, so do not add the two totals together. ### Believe fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | Not published | Believe has no fee page. | | Curve trading fee | Not published. At least 0.25% under Meteora DBC rules | DBC caps the total fee at 99%. Check the trade quote. | | Meteora protocol share | 20% of the total trading fee | A referral share, when present, comes out of this 20%. | | Creator payout | Not published | Each DBC config sets its own creator share. | | Graduation | Threshold set in each pool config | New DBC configs migrate to Meteora DAMM v2. Meteora takes a fixed 0.2% of the migrated liquidity. | Sources: believe.app (HTTP 402 "DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED"), docs.believe.app (getting-started and llms.txt), the App Store lookup for app 6737437664, the Solana RPC transaction history of the DefiLlama pool signer 5qWya6UjwWnGVhdSBL3hyZ7B45jbk6Byt1hwd7ohEGXE, the DefiLlama fee series (api.llama.fi/summary/fees/launch-coin-on-believe) and hacks list (api.llama.fi/hacks), the CourtListener docket of Lee v. Pasternak (1:26-cv-02368, S.D.N.Y.), the Burwick Law case page, and Meteora's DBC fee, migration and audit docs (docs.meteora.ag). All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Believe still working? The believe.app website returned "DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED" on 1 October and on 17 October 2026. The API docs were online, and the last iPhone app update is dated 6 January 2026. The wallet that DefiLlama uses to find new Believe pools last sent a transaction on 30 July 2026. ### Is Believe safe? Believe pools run on audited Meteora programs, and DefiLlama lists no hack for Believe. The website is offline, Believe publishes no fee terms, and a US class action against its operators was open on 17 October 2026. We do not recommend a new launch or a new trade on Believe. ### Is there a lawsuit against Believe? Yes. Lee v. Pasternak, case 1:26-cv-02368 in the Southern District of New York, was filed on 23 March 2026. It names B24 Inc., the Believe Foundation and the founder of Believe. The court has not ruled on the claims. ### What fees does Believe charge? Believe publishes no launch fee, trading fee or creator payout rate. Its curves run on Meteora DBC, where the base fee is at least 0.25% and Meteora takes 20% of the fee. Check the fee in your trade quote. ### How much does a $1,000 trade on a Believe token cost? At least $2.50 on the curve, because Meteora DBC sets a 0.25% minimum fee. The real fee depends on the token's pool config and is shown in your trade quote. ### What happens when a Believe token graduates? The curve stops when its quote reserve reaches the threshold in its config, and new DBC configs move the liquidity to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Meteora takes a fixed 0.2% of the liquidity at that step. ### Does MemeFees have a Believe referral code? No. Believe's docs and posts describe no referral program or invitee discount, and we hold no Believe code. Sources: - [Believe Flywheel API v2: documented project tools](https://docs.believe.app/api-reference/introduction) - [Believe Flywheel setup and account funding](https://docs.believe.app/api-reference/getting-started) - [Believe iPhone app listing](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/believe/id6737437664) - [Believe v2 (beta) announcement on X](https://x.com/believeapp/status/2011226811716513941) - [DefiLlama: Launch Coin on Believe data](https://defillama.com/protocol/launch-coin-on-believe) - [DefiLlama Believe fee-adapter scope](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/believe/index.ts) - [DefiLlama DBC pool-selection query](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/helpers/queries/dbc.sql) --- ## Bloom Bot review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/bloom Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Telegram trading bot for Solana and EVM chains, with a web dashboard and a Chrome extension. We checked its fees, wallet model, terms and data against Bloom's docs and DefiLlama on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Bloom is a working Telegram trading bot with a clear, published fee: 1% on every buy and sell, or 0.9% if you sign up through any referral link. A $1,000 buy costs $10.00 in Bloom fees, or $9.00 with a referral. Its main strength is automation: AFK mode, a sniper, copy trading, limit orders and X automation, managed from Telegram, a web dashboard or a Chrome extension. Bloom suits active traders outside the United States who want automation on Solana and a few EVM chains. Its terms say that the service is not for users in the United States. Bloom creates hot wallets that the bot trades from, so keep only trading money in them and lock your withdraw address. MemeFees has no Bloom referral code. ### Pros - One published rate: 1% per buy and sell, or 0.9% after sign-up through any referral link - AFK mode, a sniper, copy trading, multiple limit orders and X automation in one bot - Security settings include a withdraw-address lock with a 24-hour cooldown and MEV protection for trades - Bloom shows the private key when it creates a wallet, so you can also open the wallet in another app - DefiLlama's hacks list has no entry for the Bloom trading bot ### Cons - The terms exclude users in the United States - The terms cap Bloom's liability at the fees you paid in the past 12 months or 100 euros, whichever is less - The docs do not agree on the chain list: one page lists eight chains, another lists five - The referral discount is paid as cashback that you can claim only above a minimum, such as 0.1 SOL - DefiLlama files Bloom under Gaming, so it does not appear in the Telegram Bot ranking ### Best for - Traders who want AFK automation next to manual trades, sniping and copy trading - Traders who want one web dashboard for wallets, tasks and PnL across Solana and EVM chains - Traders who already use another trading terminal and want one-click Bloom trades through the Chrome extension ### Skip it if - You live in the United States. Bloom's terms list it as a restricted country - You want to keep your main savings in the wallet that a bot trades from ### What is Bloom Bot? Bloom is a trading bot that runs in Telegram, with one bot for Solana and one for EVM chains. The Bloom Manager web dashboard shows wallets, tasks and PnL, and a Chrome extension adds a quick-trade panel on top of the trading terminal you already use. All three share the same settings. The tools cover spot buys and sells, a sniper for new Solana tokens, copy trading, AFK mode, multiple limit orders with take profit, stop loss and trailing conditions, X automation and an in-bot bridge. On Solana, the docs list pump.fun, PumpSwap and several Meteora bonding-curve launchpads as supported platforms. On BSC, the list includes four.meme and Flap, both before and after graduation. The Bloom welcome page lists Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arc, HyperEVM and Ink. The Solana FAQ lists Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base and Monad, and the Manager wallet page lists five chains. Check that your chain appears in the bot before you deposit. DefiLlama's fee data for Bloom starts on 18 October 2024. ### Is Bloom Bot safe and legit? Bloom is a real trading bot with public docs, public terms and a fee history in DefiLlama's data. DefiLlama's hacks list has an entry named "Bloom" from May 2024, but that entry belongs to a different protocol with another DefiLlama ID. We found no hack entry for the Bloom trading bot on 17 October 2026. Bloom uses hot wallets. When you create a wallet, the bot shows you the address and the private key, and the Manager warns that Bloom cannot recover a lost key. You can also import a wallet that you already have. The bot signs trades for you, AFK trades included, so anyone who takes over your Telegram account can trade from those wallets. Bloom's terms say that Bloom does not store, have access to or have the ability to recover your private keys. Bloom gives you three settings that reduce risk. You can lock your withdraw address, and a change after an unlock waits for a 24-hour security cooldown. You can turn on Buy and Sell Protection, which sends trades only through MEV-protected processors. You can also set a Min Amount Out on each trade, so a trade fails when you would get too few tokens. Read the terms before you deposit. They name the operator only as "Bloom Bot", without a company name, and they apply the laws of Romania and the EU. They say that the service is not for people in restricted countries, the United States included. They let Bloom change fees at its own discretion, and they cap Bloom's total liability at the fees you paid in the past 12 months or 100 euros, whichever is less. We found no audit report for Bloom in its docs. ### Bloom fees Bloom charges 1% on every buy and sell. The Bloom fee page says that a user who signs in through a referral pays a reduced fee of 0.9%, a 10% discount. The Bloom cashback page describes the same 10% as cashback on the standard fee. The cashback collects in the Referral Menu, and you can claim it every 6 hours when it is above a minimum: 0.1 SOL, 0.01 ETH on Ethereum or Base, 0.05 BNB, 1 HYPE or 1,000 MON. The referral program also pays the person who invited you. They earn 25% of Bloom's 1% fee on your trades, which is 0.25% of your volume, and two upper levels earn 3% and 2% of the fee. Bloom calculates these shares from the standard 1% fee, even when you have the discount. Bloom's fee comes on top of the other costs of a trade. You also pay the Solana priority fee or EVM gas, an optional Jito tip on Solana, and the fee of the launchpad or pool where the trade runs. ### Bloom fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy pays a $1.00 Bloom fee, or $0.90 with a referral. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00, or $9.00 with a referral. If you sell the same amount later, you pay the same fee again, so a $1,000 round trip costs $20.00 in Bloom fees, or $18.00 with a referral. The launchpad fee is separate. A $1,000 buy of a pump.fun token on its bonding curve pays the pump.fun fee of 1.25%, which is $12.50, plus the Bloom fee of $10.00. The total is $22.50, or $21.50 with a referral, before network fees and tips. The claim minimum delays the discount. On Solana, the 10% cashback is 0.1% of your volume, so you must trade about 100 SOL before your cashback reaches the 0.1 SOL claim minimum. ### AFK mode and the other tools AFK mode is the main reason to choose Bloom. You set a buy amount, a platform, slippage and filters, and the bot buys new tokens that match while you are away. You can run several AFK setups at the same time, and a deployer filter limits buys to tokens from one wallet. Bloom's own docs say that a good AFK setup takes time and effort. Auto Orders add a take profit, a stop loss or a trailing order after each buy, based on your presets. Degen Mode buys a token as soon as you paste its contract address in Telegram. Both tools make trades without a second check from you, so test them with small amounts first. Our guide on [how to find new memecoins](https://memefees.com/learn/how-to-find-new-memecoins) lists six checks to run on a token before you let a bot buy it. ### The DefiLlama data gap DefiLlama lists Bloom as "Bloom Trading Bot" in the Gaming category, not in Telegram Bot. For that reason, Bloom does not appear in the Telegram Bot ranking next to Maestro, Trojan and Banana Gun. Our numbers for Bloom come from its own DefiLlama fee feed. That feed covers Solana, BSC and Base only, so trades on Ethereum and the other EVM chains may be missing from our figures. ### Who should use Bloom Bot? Bloom suits a trader who wants automation and is ready to spend time on settings. AFK mode, copy trading and the sniper need careful filters, and the docs say so. The Manager dashboard helps when you run many wallets or tasks. Bloom suits a casual trader less well. If you buy a few tokens a month, a 1% fee on each buy and sell adds up, and the cashback can take a long time to reach the claim minimum. A user in the United States should not use Bloom, because the terms exclude that country. ### Bloom vs Maestro Maestro is the closest alternative: a multi-chain Telegram bot that also charges 1% on every successful buy and sell, according to its docs. On a $1,000 buy, both bots charge $10.00. Bloom drops to $9.00 for a user who joined through a referral. Maestro covers more chains in our registry, including Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Tron and TON. Trojan also charges 1% on Solana and pays cashback by Arena rank. Bloom's advantage is its set of automation tools in one dashboard. The fee table below shows the bots side by side. ### Bloom referral code MemeFees has no Bloom referral code, and this page has no Bloom referral link. Bloom's docs say that any referral link gives the 0.9% rate, so a link from a friend gives the same discount. You must use the link when you first sign up. ### Bloom fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Trade fee | 1% of each buy and sell | Same rate on every supported chain. | | Rate after sign-up through a referral link | 0.9% of each buy and sell | Paid as 10% cashback on the standard fee, in the Referral Menu. | | Cashback claim | Every 6 hours, above a minimum | 0.1 SOL, 0.01 ETH, 0.05 BNB, 1 HYPE or 1,000 MON. | | Referrer share | 25% of the 1% fee | Two upper levels get 3% and 2%. Bloom calculates them from the standard fee. | | Other costs | Network fees, tips and the venue fee | Not part of the Bloom fee. Set priority fees and Jito tips in the bot settings. | Sources: Bloom docs (docs.bloombot.app: grow-with-bloom/fees-structure, cashback and referrals, welcome-to-bloom, solana/miscellaneous/faqs, solana/solana-bot/wallets, manager/pages/wallets), the Bloom terms (bloombot.app/tos), and DefiLlama (api.llama.fi/protocols, the bloom-trading-bot fee series and api.llama.fi/hacks). All checked on 17 October 2026. pump.fun rate: pump.fun/docs/fees, checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Bloom Bot safe? Bloom is a working bot with public terms, and DefiLlama lists no hack for it. It trades from hot wallets, so anyone who controls your Telegram account can trade your funds. Lock your withdraw address, turn on MEV protection and keep only trading money in the bot. ### What fee does Bloom charge? 1% on every buy and sell, or 0.9% if you signed up through a referral link. Network fees, tips and the launchpad or pool fee are extra. ### How much does a $1,000 trade cost on Bloom? $10.00 in Bloom fees, or $9.00 with a referral. On a pump.fun curve token, add the pump.fun fee of 1.25%, which is $12.50. ### Can I use Bloom in the United States? No. Bloom's terms list the United States as a restricted country. ### Which chains does Bloom support? The Bloom welcome page lists Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arc, HyperEVM and Ink. Other pages list fewer chains, and the cashback page also lists Monad. Check the chain in the bot before you deposit. ### Does Bloom hold my private keys? Bloom shows you the private key when it creates a wallet and says that it cannot recover a lost key. Its terms say that Bloom does not store or have access to your keys. The bot still signs trades from your Bloom wallets for you. ### Why does Bloom not appear in DefiLlama's Telegram Bot ranking? DefiLlama files Bloom under Gaming. Our numbers come from Bloom's own DefiLlama fee feed, which covers Solana, BSC and Base. ### Does MemeFees have a Bloom referral code? No. Bloom's docs confirm the 0.9% rate for any user who signs up through a referral link, but we hold no Bloom code or link. Sources: - [Bloom docs: fee structure](https://docs.bloombot.app/grow-with-bloom/fees-structure.md) - [Bloom docs: supported chains](https://docs.bloombot.app/welcome-to-bloom.md) - [Bloom docs: Solana and EVM bot links](https://docs.bloombot.app/evm/getting-started/useful-links.md) --- ## BullX Neo review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/bullx Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A multi-chain memecoin web terminal with a Telegram sign-in. We checked its status, safety record and fees against BullX's own app, docs, terms and X account. ### Verdict On 1 October 2026, the BullX Neo app at neo.bullx.io showed a banner: trading on this version is disabled, and withdraw and wallet functions still work. You can take funds out, but you cannot trade. When trading was open, BullX charged a 1% fee on every Solana buy and sell, per its docs. We do not recommend BullX for new trades. BullX has given no public reason for the stop, its last post on X is from 18 April 2025, and its official sources name no team. If you still have funds in a BullX wallet, withdraw them or import the private key into Phantom or Solflare. ### Pros - Withdraw and wallet functions still work, per the banner in the app on 1 October 2026 - Each trading wallet comes with a private key that you can import into Phantom or Solflare - The fee docs list each cost: the 1% platform fee, pool fees, priority fees and bribes - One Telegram sign-in covered Solana, EVM chains and Tron, per the Neo docs ### Cons - Trading in the Neo app is disabled, and BullX has published no reason or date for the stop - The X account has posted nothing since 18 April 2025 - BullX signs transactions for you in its own secure enclaves, so your trading keys are not only in your hands - The official site, docs and terms name no founder or team member - The docs give a fee for Solana only, not for the EVM chains or Tron ### Best for - Existing BullX users who need to withdraw funds or move a wallet to Phantom or Solflare - Readers who want to know what happened to BullX before they pick another terminal ### Skip it if - You want to trade now. Trading in the BullX Neo app was disabled when we checked on 1 October 2026 - You live in the United States or Panama. The BullX terms exclude residents of both countries - You want a platform whose team and company details are public ### What is BullX Neo? BullX is a web trading terminal for memecoins. You sign in with Telegram, and the app makes trading wallets for you. BullX Neo is the second version of the app. BullX announced it on 11 September 2024 as a rebuild of the first app, with multi-wallet trading, multi-chart views and more order types. The first app lives at bullx.io and Neo lives at neo.bullx.io. On 1 October 2026, bullx.io sent visitors to its wallet manager sign-in page. The Neo docs describe one-click trading, limit orders, auto-sell rules, wallet tracking and a token discovery view called Neo Vision. The Neo docs list deposits in SOL, ETH and TRX. One ETH address works on Ethereum, Base, Blast and Arbitrum. The BullX X profile also names BSC. DefiLlama files BullX as a Telegram bot and tracks its Solana fees only. ### Is BullX Neo still working? Only for withdrawals. On 1 October 2026, the Neo app showed a banner at the top of the page. The banner said that trading on this version of the app is disabled, and that withdraw and wallet functions are accessible as usual. BullX has not said when or why trading stopped. We found no notice on its site, in its docs or on its X account. The fee data gives a date. In DefiLlama's BullX series, daily fees fall to near zero after 1 June 2026. Our BullX statistics page shows the live fee figures. The banner refers to this version of the app. The first app at bullx.io now opens on its wallet manager sign-in page. In April 2025, BullX promised a large app update on X, but it has announced no new version since then. ### Is BullX safe? BullX is a real platform with a long fee history on DefiLlama, but we cannot call it safe in October 2026. Trading is disabled, the team is not public and the company has been silent on X since April 2025. Use it only to take your funds out. Custody: the BullX terms say that BullX does not store seed phrases and does not hold your tokens. The Neo docs show each private key one time and tell you to import it into Phantom or Solflare. In December 2024, BullX said on X that it signs transactions in code-signed secure enclaves. BullX signs for you, so the keys are not only in your hands while funds stay in a BullX wallet. Team: the terms call the company BullX, a software development company, and one clause names BullX Labs, Inc. We found no founder or team name in any official BullX source. On 18 April 2025, BullX answered claims about the project on X. It said that its leaders had kept their Telegram accounts inactive since December 2024 for security, and it promised a large app update. Incidents: in December 2024, two versions of the @solana/web3.js library carried code that stole private keys. BullX said on X that it was not affected. We found no report of a BullX hack in its own channels. Access: the terms bar residents of the United States and Panama. The terms also call the service a beta and let BullX suspend access at any time for any reason. ### BullX fees The Neo docs set the BullX fee at 1% of the trade amount on every buy and sell, collected in SOL. On a 5 SOL buy, BullX takes 0.05 SOL and 4.95 SOL goes into the token. The pool also charges its own fee. The docs give 1% for Pump.fun, 0.25% for most Pump.fun tokens that moved to Raydium, and up to 5% for other pools. Priority fees and bribes are extra. Both default to 0.01 SOL, and MEV-only mode adds 0.002 SOL to the bribe. The docs give no fee for trades on the EVM chains or Tron. The fee table on this page lists each cost from the docs. ### BullX vs Axiom, GMGN, Photon and Trojan All five platforms list a 1% base fee per trade in their own docs. BullX is the only one of the five with trading disabled. Axiom lowers its rate with volume cashback down to 0.75%, and Trojan pays SOL cashback that rises with its Arena rank. GMGN pairs a web terminal with Telegram bots and covers Ethereum, Base and BSC as well as Solana. Photon is a Solana web terminal from Tiny Astro. Trojan runs a Solana Telegram bot and a web terminal. The comparison table below shows each fee rule next to the fees that DefiLlama reports for the last 30 days. ### How to withdraw from BullX Sign in at neo.bullx.io with Telegram and open the wallet manager. Add a withdraw wallet, which is an address in a wallet that you control. If you set up 2FA, BullX asks for your code at this step. The app says that a new withdraw wallet takes 3 hours to verify. After that, send the funds from each BullX wallet to the withdraw wallet. You can also skip the app. If you saved the private key when BullX showed it, import the key into Phantom or Solflare and move the funds from there. BullX shows each key one time and cannot recover it for you, per its docs. ### Is there a BullX Neo access code? No access code is needed. The Neo sign-in page uses a Telegram login, and the BullX site, docs and X account list no public access code. Pages that sell or share BullX access codes are not BullX sources. We hold no BullX referral code, so the link on this page is a plain link to the BullX site. ### BullX fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | BullX platform fee | 1% of the trade amount | On every Solana buy and sell, collected in SOL. The docs give no rate for other chains. | | Pool fee, Pump.fun | 1% | Charged by Pump.fun, not by BullX. | | Pool fee, migrated Raydium pools | 0.25% (typical) | Varies by pool. | | Pool fee, other pools | Up to 5% | The docs give a range of 0.15% to 5% across pools. | | Priority fee | 0.01 SOL by default | Paid to validators. You can set it. | | Bribe | 0.01 SOL by default | Paid for faster landing. You can set it. | | MEV-only mode | +0.002 SOL | Added to the bribe when MEV-only mode is on. | Source: BullX Neo docs, fees and gas page, checked 1 October 2026. Trading in the app was disabled on that date, so these terms apply only if BullX opens trading again. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is BullX safe? We do not recommend it for new trades. On 1 October 2026, trading in the BullX Neo app was disabled, BullX had given no reason, and its official sources named no team. BullX says that it does not hold your tokens. Withdraw your funds or import your private key into Phantom or Solflare. ### Is BullX Neo still working? Only for withdrawals. On 1 October 2026, a banner in the app said that trading on this version is disabled and that withdraw and wallet functions still work. DefiLlama's BullX fees fall to near zero after 1 June 2026. ### Is BullX legit? BullX was a real trading platform with fees on DefiLlama from April 2024. Its terms name BullX Labs, Inc., but no official source names the team. DefiLlama's BullX fees fall to near zero after 1 June 2026, and BullX has not explained why trading stopped. ### What are the BullX fees? BullX charges 1% of the trade amount on every Solana buy and sell, collected in SOL. Pool fees, priority fees and bribes are extra. The docs give no fee for the EVM chains or Tron. ### What is the difference between BullX and BullX Neo? BullX Neo is the second version of the BullX app at neo.bullx.io. BullX announced it in September 2024 as a rebuild of the first app at bullx.io. In October 2026, bullx.io sent visitors to its wallet manager sign-in page. ### Can US users use BullX? No. The BullX terms exclude residents of the United States and of Panama, and companies headquartered in the United States. ### How do I withdraw from BullX? Sign in with Telegram, open the wallet manager, add a withdraw wallet and send your funds to it. The app says that a new withdraw wallet takes 3 hours to verify. You can also import your saved private key into Phantom or Solflare. ### Is there a BullX Neo access code? No. BullX Neo uses a Telegram sign-in, and BullX lists no public access code. We hold no BullX referral code. Sources: - [BullX Neo docs: fees and gas](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/fees-and-gas) - [BullX Neo docs: private keys](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/getting-started/private-keys) - [BullX Neo docs: wallet manager and withdrawals](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/wallet-manager) - [BullX Neo docs: adding funds (chains)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-neo-docs/getting-started/adding-funds) - [BullX update 0.2: Neo announced as v2 (11 September 2024)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx-airdrop/updates) - [BullX terms of use (last revised 13 April 2025)](https://bullx.gitbook.io/bullx/terms-of-use) - [BullX Neo app: trading-disabled banner (checked 1 October 2026)](https://neo.bullx.io) - [BullX on X (account joined March 2024)](https://x.com/bullx_io) - [DefiLlama BullX fees (Solana)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/bullx) --- ## Clanker review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/clanker Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. How Clanker turns a Farcaster post into a token, what each trade pays in fees, and who gets them. ### Verdict Clanker is a token launcher that deploys a new token when you tag the @clanker bot in a Farcaster post, according to the Clanker docs checked on 1 October 2026. Each token trades in a Uniswap pool from launch, with no bonding curve. Clanker adds a protocol fee equal to 20% of the pool's LP fee, so a 1% LP fee gives a 1.2% total swap fee. The LP fee is not the same for every token. The creator picks a static or dynamic fee at launch, and the first seconds of trading can cost much more. A Farcaster post does not create demand, and a Clanker token can lose all of its value. ### Pros - Launch from a Farcaster post, the clanker.world website, partner apps or the contracts directly - Liquidity sits in a Uniswap pool from launch, so there is no graduation to wait for - Bot launches lock the LP position in a locker with no withdraw function - Creators earn LP fees on every trade in the first pool, and anyone can trigger the payout to them - Audits of v2, v3.1, v4 and v4.1 are listed in the docs ### Cons - The total fee per trade depends on each pool's settings, so you must check the quote - Sniper protection can charge up to 80% on trades in the first seconds - A token starts at a market cap of about 10 WETH on the recommended setup, so small trades can move the price a lot - The docs do not name a company or publish terms of service on clanker.world ### Best for - Creators active on Farcaster who want to launch a token from a post - Creators who want a share of the trading fees for as long as the token trades - Traders who want a token that trades in a Uniswap pool from launch, with no graduation step ### Skip it if - You want one fixed fee for every token. Each pool has its own fee settings - You buy in the first minute after launch. Sniper protection can set the fee as high as 80% - You need to know the legal company behind the launcher. The docs name two core team members but no company ### What is Clanker crypto? Clanker is a token launch protocol. Its docs call it "a token deployment protocol on Base, Arbitrum, and other EVM chains". The best-known way to use it is the @clanker bot on Farcaster, a social network. You reply to a post, tag the bot, and the bot deploys a new token for you. The oldest token in the clanker.world token list is the project's own token, tokenbot (ticker CLANKER). It was deployed on Base on 8 November 2024. Clanker is now on version 4.1 of its contracts. The docs list Clanker contracts on Base, Arbitrum One, Unichain, Ethereum, Monad and a network labelled Binance. The docs also say that you can tag @clanker on Farcaster or @clanker_world on X to launch a Solana token through Meteora. The Farcaster bot uses Base unless your post includes a trigger word such as "arbitrum". ### How Clanker works on Farcaster A Farcaster bot launch has five steps in the docs. First, you ask @clanker to deploy a token. You can ask the bot to lock up to 30% of the supply in a creator vault for at least 31 days. Second, the bot creates an ERC-20 token with a fixed supply of 100 billion. Nobody can mint more. Third, the vault part of the supply goes to the vault. Fourth, the bot opens a Uniswap V4 pool against WETH and puts all other tokens in it as single-sided liquidity. The starting market cap is 10 WETH. Fifth, the LP position goes to a Clanker LP locker that has no withdraw function, so nobody can remove that liquidity. The clanker.world website gives more choices. You connect a wallet and set the chain, name, ticker and image. You can also pick the fee setup, split rewards between several recipients, set a vault with a lockup of at least 7 days, and make a creator buy. The docs say a creator buy has no upper or lower limit. ### Clanker fees Each trade on a Clanker pool pays two parts. The LP fee goes to the reward recipients of the launch. The Clanker protocol fee is 20% of the active LP fee, on top of it, and Clanker always takes it in the paired token, usually WETH. The docs give this example: a 1% creator fee plus a 0.2% protocol fee makes a 1.2% swap fee. The creator picks a static or dynamic LP fee at launch. A static fee stays fixed and cannot change after deployment. The v4.0 hooks allow up to 30%, and the v4.1 hooks allow up to 10%. A dynamic fee goes up when the price moves fast. The recommended dynamic setup for a token that starts at 10 ETH runs from a 0.5% minimum to a 5% maximum. The website uses the dynamic option by default. The first seconds after launch can cost much more. The v4.1 MEV modules let a creator start the LP fee at up to 80% and lower it over at most 2 minutes. The recommended setup starts at 80% and falls to 5% over 30 seconds. Some pools sell the first swaps in an auction instead, and the proceeds go to creators. Read the [memecoin launch cost guide](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-launch-cost) to compare what a launch costs on other launchpads. ### Clanker creator rewards Creators earn from the first pool that Clanker makes at launch. The docs say Farcaster bot launches give the creator 80% of LP fees. The bot sends rewards to your latest Farcaster verified address, or to your custody address if you have no verified address. A website launch sends 100% of rewards to the connected wallet by default, and the creator can split them across other recipients. You claim rewards on the token's admin page on clanker.world. Anyone can start the claim, but the rewards always go to the set recipient. A creator earns nothing from pools that other people open for the same token. See [how creator fees work](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) for the same model on other launchpads. ### Is Clanker legit and safe? Clanker is a working protocol with audited contracts, but we could not confirm from a primary source who owns it. The Clanker docs name two core team members, Veganbeef and Quazia, with links to their Farcaster profiles. We found no company name and no terms of service page on clanker.world. The docs list audits of the contracts: Quantstamp for v2.0.0 in January 2025, Macro for v3.1.0 in March 2025, Cantina and Macro for v4 in June and July 2025, and Macro for v4.1 in August 2025. An audit checks the code. It does not make a token safe to buy. You keep your own keys. A website launch uses your connected wallet, and bot rewards go to your Farcaster address. The clanker.world site shows warning tags on tokens with odd settings, such as a very low starting market cap or an unusual paired token. Check those tags before you buy. A token launched through Clanker can go to zero. The [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) shows how often launchpad tokens keep their value after launch. ### Clanker vs Zora, Virtuals and pump.fun Clanker and Zora both put each new token in a Uniswap pool on Base at launch, with no bonding curve. Zora ties coins to posts and profiles inside its own app. Clanker launches from a Farcaster post, a website form or partner apps. Virtuals focuses on tokens for AI agents. pump.fun works in a different way. A pump.fun token trades on a bonding curve first and moves to a DEX pool only when the curve fills. A Clanker token skips that step. See Clanker vs Zora and Clanker vs Virtuals for side-by-side terms and live fee data. ### Clanker fees at a glance | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Launch a token | No deploy fee published | The docs list no deploy fee. A creator buy at launch is optional and has no minimum or maximum. | | Clanker protocol fee | 20% of the LP fee, on top | Always taken in the paired token, usually WETH. Docs example: 1% LP fee + 0.2% protocol fee = 1.2% per swap. | | LP fee, dynamic pool (website default) | 0.5% to 5% on the recommended setup | Rises when the price moves fast. Creators can set other limits. | | LP fee, static pool | Set at launch, up to 30% (v4.0) or 10% (v4.1) | Cannot change after deployment. The buy side and sell side can differ. | | First seconds after launch | Up to 80%, falling to 5% over 30 seconds (recommended) | MEV modules run for at most 2 minutes. Some pools auction the first swaps, and the proceeds go to creators. | | Creator share of LP fees | 80% on Farcaster bot launches | Website launches send 100% of rewards to the connected wallet by default, and the creator can add other recipients. | Sources: Clanker docs (clanker.gitbook.io/documentation), pages Creator Rewards & Fees, ClankerHook, ClankerHookV2, ClankerHookStaticFee, ClankerHookDynamicFee, MEV Modules, Farcaster Bot Deployments and Clanker.world Deployments, checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is Clanker crypto? Clanker is a token launch protocol. You tag the @clanker bot in a Farcaster post, and it deploys a new token into a Uniswap pool. You can also launch on the clanker.world website, through partner apps or with the contracts directly. The project's own token is tokenbot (CLANKER). ### How does Clanker work on Farcaster? You reply to a post and tag @clanker. The bot creates a token with a supply of 100 billion, puts it in a Uniswap V4 pool against WETH at a 10 WETH starting market cap, and locks the LP position. You can ask the bot to lock up to 30% of the supply in a vault. ### What are the fees on Clanker? Each trade pays the pool's LP fee plus a Clanker protocol fee of 20% of that LP fee. A 1% LP fee gives a 1.2% swap fee. The recommended dynamic setup runs from 0.5% to 5%, and trades in the first seconds can pay up to 80%. ### How much does it cost to launch a token on Clanker? The Clanker docs list no deploy fee. A creator buy at launch is optional. Trading fees start once people trade the token. ### How do creators earn on Clanker? Creators earn LP fees from the first pool. Farcaster bot launches give the creator 80% of LP fees. Website launches send 100% of rewards to the connected wallet by default. You claim on the token's admin page, and anyone can trigger the payout to you. ### Is Clanker legit? The docs name two core team members and list audits by Quantstamp, Macro and Cantina. We found no company name or terms page on clanker.world. The tokens are high risk and can lose all their value. ### Which chains does Clanker support? The docs list contracts on Base, Arbitrum One, Unichain, Ethereum, Monad and a network labelled Binance, plus Solana launches through Meteora. The Farcaster bot uses Base by default. ### Is there a bonding curve on Clanker? No. A Clanker token trades in a Uniswap pool from launch. There is no bonding curve and no graduation step. ### Does Clanker have a referral program? The Clanker docs do not describe a referral program. Partner apps that launch through Clanker can set their own reward splits. We know of no code that cuts Clanker fees. Sources: - [Clanker V4 deployment, fee structure and rewards](https://github.com/clanker-devco/v4-contracts#fee-structure-and-rewards) - [Clanker deployed contracts by chain](https://clanker.gitbook.io/documentation/references/deployed-contracts) --- ## Flap.sh review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/flap-sh Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A BNB Chain launchpad with bonding curves, tax tokens and payout vaults. We checked its fee pages, audits and contracts against the Flap docs and BNB Chain on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Flap.sh is a working BNB Chain launchpad with public fee rules and published audits. An ordinary token pays a 1% fee on each curve trade, so a $1,000 buy costs $10.00. A tax token adds its own tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% on top, and the tax continues after the token moves to PancakeSwap. Use Flap if you want to launch a tax token with a payout vault for holders, buybacks or a project wallet. As a trader, read the tax of each token before you buy, because a 10% tax token costs 11% per curve trade. For an ordinary token, the curve fee is the same 1% as on four.meme. ### Pros - One published curve fee of 1% on BNB Chain for ordinary tokens - Tax tokens can send trading tax to a project wallet, a market wallet, holder dividends, buybacks and burns - CertiK and BlockSec audited the Flap launchpad protocol, including V5 and Tax Token V2 - The upgrade rights of the BNB Chain Portal sit with a multisig that needs 3 of 4 signers - Anyone can call dispatch on a tax token, so payouts do not depend on the Flap bot alone ### Cons - A tax token costs much more to trade than an ordinary token, and the tax stays after graduation - The docs add a protocol rate of up to 0.3% on tax tokens but do not say if it is inside or on top of the tax - The live Portal is version 5.23.1, and the audit page does not say which V5 minor version BlockSec checked - Flap publishes no creator share of the 1% curve fee - Tax tokens can migrate only to V2-type pools, which give less concentrated liquidity than V3 pools ### Best for - Creators who want a tax token that pays holders, a market wallet or buybacks from every trade - Creators who want different buy and sell tax rates, which Tax Token V3 supports - BNB Chain traders who read the token settings before each buy - Developers who build vaults or trading tools on documented contracts ### Skip it if - You do not want to check each token. Two Flap tokens can differ by 10 percentage points in trading cost - You want a fixed creator share of the curve fee. Flap publishes none for ordinary tokens - You want contracts that nobody can upgrade. The Flap Portal on BNB Chain is an upgradeable proxy ### What is Flap.sh? Flap.sh is an on-chain token launch protocol for EVM chains. Its overview says that it started from an ETHGlobal hackathon win. Every token launches on a bonding curve with a supply of 1 billion. When buyers have taken 800 million from the curve, the token moves to a DEX pool. On BNB Chain, that DEX is PancakeSwap. A creator chooses between an ordinary token and a tax token. A tax token charges 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% on trades, and the creator decides where the tax goes. Tax Token V3, the type that Flap recommends for new launches, can set one rate for buys and another for sells. This review covers BNB Chain. Flap's contract list also names Robinhood Chain, Base and X Layer, and its fee page names Monad and Morph. The Flap overview lists OKX Wallet, Binance Wallet, GMGN, Axiom and other apps that trade Flap tokens. You can follow the live fees on the [Flap.sh stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/flap-sh). ### Is Flap.sh safe and legit? Flap.sh is a real launchpad with public contracts, published audits and no entry in DefiLlama's hacks list on 17 October 2026. The main risks for a trader come from the tokens: high taxes, low liquidity and creators who sell. Flap's audit page says that CertiK audited the Flap Launchpad Protocol V2 and V4 and Flap Tax Token V1. It says that BlockSec audited Tax Token V1 and the V5 protocol, including Tax Token V2 and Flap PreLaunch V1. The BNB Chain Portal in Flap's contract list is version 5.23.1. The audit page does not say which V5 minor version BlockSec checked, and it lists no separate audit for Tax Token V3. We read the Portal contract on BNB Chain on 17 October 2026. The Portal is an upgradeable proxy. Its proxy admin contract belongs to a multisig wallet that needs 3 of its 4 signers to act. A multisig is safer than one key, but the signers can still change the Portal code. Flap's contract list also marks its token registry as an upgradeable proxy. You keep custody of your funds. You trade from your own wallet, and the tax that a token collects goes to the addresses and contracts set at launch. The Flap Tax Trigger Bot calls dispatch and pays the gas, and anyone else can also call dispatch. A token from any launchpad can lose all its value. Read [how many memecoins survive](https://memefees.com/stats/survival) before you buy. ### Flap.sh fees and token taxes Flap's protocol page sets the curve fee at 1% of each buy and sell on BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, X Layer and Monad, and at 2.5% on Morph. The curve fee stops when a token graduates. After that, trades pay the PancakeSwap pool fee. A tax token adds its tax to the curve fee. Flap's prebond example says that a 3% tax token costs 1% plus 3%, which is 4% per curve trade, and a 1% tax token costs 2%. On BNB Chain and X Layer, the tax applies on the curve since version 5.4.0. After graduation, the tax applies to trades in the main pool, together with the pool fee. Flap also takes a protocol rate of up to 0.3% of trade volume on tax tokens, whatever the tax rate. The protocol contract holds the exact rate. The docs do not say if this rate is part of the 4% in the prebond example or comes on top of it. Read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money) to compare this model with other launchpads. ### Flap.sh fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade An ordinary Flap token pays the 1% curve fee. A $100 buy pays $1.00, and a $1,000 buy pays $10.00. If you sell the same amount later at the same price, you pay the same fee again, so a $1,000 round trip costs about $20.00. A 3% tax token pays 4% on the curve. A $100 buy pays $4.00, and a $1,000 buy pays $40.00. A 10% tax token pays 11%: $11.00 on $100 and $110.00 on $1,000. The protocol rate of up to 0.3% can add up to $3.00 on a $1,000 trade if it comes on top. After graduation, the 1% curve fee is gone, but the tax stays. A $1,000 trade of a graduated 3% tax token pays $30.00 in tax plus the PancakeSwap pool fee. With Tax Token V3, check both the buy rate and the sell rate, because a token can charge a low tax on buys and a high tax on sells. ### Launch cost and graduation The Flap create page shows a deploy cost of around 0.001 BNB, plus network gas. A creator can make a first purchase of up to 20 million tokens, with a limit of about 0.1 BNB, to buy before snipers. The page says that any overpayment is refunded. A token graduates when buyers have taken 800 million tokens, 80% of supply, from the curve. The other 200 million tokens and the full reserve then become pool liquidity. Flap's table lists a reserve of 16 for native pairs on new BNB Chain tokens, and Flap warns that its curve tables can be out of date. An ordinary token first tries a Uniswap V3-type pool, which puts the liquidity in a concentrated price range, and falls back to a V2-type pool. A tax token can migrate only to a V2-type pool. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after this step. ### Where the tax goes A Flap tax token collects tax in the token contract. When the balance reaches a threshold, the token sells it for the quote token. A call to dispatch then sends the proceeds to the funds recipient wallet, the market address and the dividend contract, and uses the burn share to buy back and burn tokens. The creator sets these shares at launch, so there is no single creator percentage for all Flap tokens. A dividend contract can set a minimum holding balance and exclude some addresses. Tax Token V3 adds a commission receiver: a fixed fee share for a third-party launchpad that launches through Flap. Our guide to [creator fees](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) compares this with other launchpads. The payout split is configurable for each token. The creator picks the recipients and the shares when the token launches, so no single creator percentage applies to every Flap token. ### Who should use Flap.sh? Flap suits a creator who wants a token with built-in payouts, such as holder dividends or a buyback, funded by trading tax. It also suits developers, because Flap documents its vault specification, contract addresses and token events. Flap suits a trader who checks each token before a buy. The tax rate, the buy and sell split and the payout setup change the real cost and the reason for the token to exist. A trader who wants one fixed fee should trade only ordinary tokens, which all pay the same 1% on the curve. ### Flap.sh vs four.meme four.meme is the closest alternative on BNB Chain. For an ordinary token, both charge 1% on the curve, so a $1,000 buy costs $10.00 on either. four.meme charges no platform fee to launch, only about 0.005 BNB of network fees, while Flap shows a deploy cost of around 0.001 BNB. A four.meme BNB-pair curve graduates at 18 BNB, according to its public config on 1 October 2026. The main difference is Flap's tax-token design. Both launchpads support tax tokens. Flap documents payout vaults, holder dividends, buyback and burn, and separate buy and sell rates in V3. See four.meme vs Flap.sh for the live fee totals side by side. MemeFees holds no Flap.sh referral code. The Flap docs list no referral program for traders. ### Flap.sh fee table (BNB Chain) | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | Around 0.001 BNB deploy cost | Network gas applies. The creator's first purchase is optional, up to 20 million tokens. | | Curve fee, ordinary token | 1% of each buy and sell | 2.5% on Morph. The fee stops at graduation. | | Token tax | 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% | Added to the curve fee. A 3% tax token pays 4% on the curve. V3 tokens can set separate buy and sell rates. | | Tax token protocol rate | Up to 0.3% of volume | The exact rate is in the protocol contract. | | Graduation | 800 million tokens sold | The rest of the supply and the reserve go to PancakeSwap. Tax tokens use V2-type pools only. | | After graduation | Pool fee plus the token tax | No Flap curve fee. | Sources: Flap docs (docs.flap.sh: readme, protocol-economics, prebond-tax, tax-token-v2, tax-token-v3, list-on-dex, deployed-contract-addresses, audit-reports), the Flap create page (flap.sh/create), BNB Chain RPC reads of the Portal proxy 0xe2cE6ab80874Fa9Fa2aAE65D277Dd6B8e65C9De0 (EIP-1967 admin slot, admin owner and multisig threshold) and the DefiLlama hacks list (api.llama.fi/hacks). All checked on 17 October 2026. four.meme rates: four.meme docs and public config, checked on 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Flap.sh safe? Flap.sh is a working launchpad with CertiK and BlockSec audits and no entry in DefiLlama's hacks list on 17 October 2026. The BNB Chain Portal is an upgradeable proxy controlled by a 3-of-4 multisig. The main risk is the token itself, so check its tax and liquidity before you buy. ### How much does trading on Flap.sh cost? An ordinary token pays a 1% curve fee on BNB Chain. A tax token adds its tax: a 3% tax token costs 4% per curve trade. After graduation, the tax and the PancakeSwap pool fee apply. ### How much does a $1,000 trade cost on Flap.sh? $10.00 for an ordinary token on the curve, $40.00 for a 3% tax token and $110.00 for a 10% tax token. Tax tokens can also pay a protocol rate of up to 0.3%. ### How much does it cost to launch a token on Flap.sh? The create page shows a deploy cost of around 0.001 BNB plus network gas. A first purchase by the creator is optional. ### Do all Flap creators receive the same fee share? No. Flap publishes no creator share of the 1% curve fee. Tax tokens pay out by the recipient, market, dividend and burn shares set at launch. ### Who audited Flap.sh? CertiK audited Flap Launchpad Protocol V2, V4 and Tax Token V1. BlockSec audited Tax Token V1 and the V5 protocol, including Tax Token V2 and PreLaunch V1. ### Which chains does Flap.sh support? This review covers BNB Chain. Flap's docs also list Robinhood Chain, Base, X Layer, Monad and Morph. Sources: - [Flap bonding-curve fees and token taxes](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/prebond-tax) - [Flap Tax Token V2 payouts](https://docs.flap.sh/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/flap-tax-token/tax-token-v2) - [Flap token creation quote](https://flap.sh/create) --- ## FOMO App review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/fomo Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Who runs the FOMO crypto trading app, how its wallets work, what each trade costs, and how its fees compare with Axiom, GMGN and Photon. ### Verdict The FOMO app is a real crypto trading app from FOMO Labs Inc., a New York company that opened it to the public on 6 May 2025. Its help centre (checked 1 October 2026) says the wallets are non-custodial, so FOMO cannot move your funds. We found no confirmed hack of the app. The main risk is the tokens themselves, because many of them can lose all their value. FOMO is a social trading app for iOS, Android and the web. One cash balance trades on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, and every trade shows in a public feed. The standard fee of 0.50% is half the 1% base fee at Axiom, GMGN and Photon, but small Solana orders cost more on FOMO. ### Pros - Non-custodial wallets: FOMO splits each private key into shares, and you can export your keys from Settings - FOMO pays Solana gas, priority fees and token rent for the user - One cash balance trades on six chains with no manual bridging - Signing up with the VIP10 referral code cuts the standard FOMO fee from 0.50% to 0.45% - The same account works on iOS, Android and the web, with one balance and one set of positions ### Cons - On Solana, orders under 95 USDC pay more than a 1% terminal fee because of the flat and 2% tiers - Outside Solana, the user pays network fees on top of the 0.50% FOMO fee - You cannot import an existing wallet. FOMO always creates new wallets at signup - The Graduated tab lists new tokens that anyone can launch, including bad actors, and these tokens can lose all their value ### Best for - Traders who want a social feed, trader profiles and a leaderboard on mobile and web - Newer traders who want card or Apple Pay deposits and Solana trades without separate gas payments - Traders who place Solana orders of 95 USDC or more, where the FOMO fee is at or below a 1% terminal fee ### Skip it if - You place many small Solana orders. Orders from 5 to 47.50 USDC pay 2%, and orders under 5 USDC pay a flat 0.10 USDC - You want copy trading. FOMO has no copy-trading feature - You want to launch a token. FOMO has no token-creation product and trades tokens that already exist - You need bank withdrawals outside the US. Bank withdrawals work only for US bank accounts ### Is the FOMO app legit? Yes. Public records show a real company behind the app. FOMO Labs Inc. is named in the FOMO terms of use, in the site footer and as the seller on the Apple App Store listing. The terms say that New York law governs them. The launch press release of 6 May 2025 names Paul Erlanger as founder and CEO. The same release says the team has worked at Uniswap, OpenSea, dYdX, Square and Google. FOMO lists three funding rounds on its own blog. Angel investors funded a pre-seed round in February 2025. Benchmark led a Series A in November 2025. Index Ventures led a Series B in June 2026, and Union Square Ventures and Benchmark also invested in that round. Investor backing says nothing about the safety of a single trade, but it shows that named firms put money into the company. FOMO says its wallets are non-custodial. At signup with an Apple ID or a Google account, the app creates one Solana wallet and one EVM wallet for you. The help centre says FOMO splits each private key into several shares, so no single party, FOMO included, holds the full key. The key comes together only inside a secure hardware environment to sign a transaction. You can export the Solana key and the EVM key from Settings and open the same wallets in another app. In August 2026, an X account claimed that a FOMO iOS update had drained user wallets and caused losses of millions of dollars. Protos reported on 24 August 2026 that the claim came with no victim list and no method. FOMO co-founder Prashan Dharmasena denied the claim on X. He said the wallet in the claim had no transaction signed by the FOMO fee payer. We found no confirmed hack of the FOMO app as of 1 October 2026. In September 2026, a malicious iOS app called FomoPeek stole crypto from wallet apps. FomoPeek has no known link to FOMO Labs. Protos corrected an article that had mixed up the two names. Other products also use the name: a Shopify app called Fomo shows sales pop-ups on online stores, and a UK company called FOMO APP LTD. was registered in 2014 and dissolved in 2015. Both are separate from the FOMO trading app. Some points stay open. FOMO's homepage claims 2,500,000 traders, and we could not verify that figure. We found no security audit report in the FOMO help centre that describes the key-share setup. The help centre also gives no support response times. ### What is the FOMO app? FOMO is a social crypto trading app for iOS, Android and the web at fomo.family. The web app launched on 29 April 2026 and uses the same account, balance and positions as the mobile app. Every trade appears in a real-time feed with the trader, token, size and PnL. Users can post a thesis that explains a position, follow traders, get alerts on their trades and check a leaderboard that ranks traders by results. FOMO has no copy-trading feature, according to its help centre. Users read the feed and make their own trades. FOMO also has no token-launch product. The app trades tokens that already exist, and its Graduated tab lists tokens that recently left a bonding curve on a launchpad. Perpetual futures run through Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ], and FOMO does not offer them to US persons. One cash balance trades on six chains: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. FOMO handles the routing, so you do not bridge funds or switch networks. The deposit asset is USDC on the first five chains and USDG on Robinhood Chain. ### FOMO app fees The FOMO help centre (updated 7 September 2026) sets the trading fee by chain and, on Solana, by order size. The full schedule follows. Solana, order under 5 USDC: a flat 0.10 USDC. Solana, 5 to 47.50 USDC: 2% of the order value. Solana, 47.50 to 190 USDC: a flat 0.95 USDC. Solana, 190 USDC and above: 0.50% per trade. Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain and Ethereum: 0.50% per trade, plus network fees. Selected major tokens: 0.05% per trade. Orders under 1,000 USDC on these tokens pay a flat minimum of no more than 0.50 USDC. Perpetual futures: 0.05% per trade, plus Hyperliquid fees on the full leveraged position. On Solana, FOMO pays the network gas, priority fees and token rent. On the other chains, you pay network fees on top, and the quote shows them before you confirm. Some tokens also charge a tax in their own contract. The token creator sets that tax, and FOMO does not receive it. A user who signs up with a referral code such as VIP10 gets 10% off FOMO trading fees, so the standard 0.50% rate becomes 0.45%. The code goes in on the signup screen, and the app has no field to add it later. The help centre states the discount against the 0.50% rate only. It does not say how the discount applies to the flat Solana fees or to the 2% band. ### FOMO fees vs Axiom, GMGN and Photon Axiom, GMGN and Photon each charge a 1% base platform fee per trade, according to their own docs. Axiom lowers its net fee to between 0.95% and 0.75% through volume-tier cashback, and its referral docs add a separate 10% discount. Photon takes 1% on every buy and sell, paid in SOL. GMGN lists network and priority fees as separate costs. FOMO's standard 0.50% rate is half of that 1% base fee. On Solana, the size tiers change the result. FOMO costs more than a 1% fee on orders below 95 USDC, the same at 95 USDC and less above it. A 20 USDC buy costs 0.40 USDC on FOMO and 0.20 USDC at a 1% fee. A 500 USDC buy costs 2.50 USDC on FOMO, 2.25 USDC with VIP10, and 5 USDC at a 1% fee. The products also differ. Axiom, GMGN and Photon are trading terminals for active memecoin traders, with tools such as limit orders and wallet tracking. GMGN also offers copy trading, which FOMO does not. FOMO is a phone-first social app with card and Apple Pay deposits. The live fee totals for each platform are on their stats pages. ### How to use the FOMO app: deposits and withdrawals You sign up with an Apple ID or a Google account. FOMO asks for no seed phrase and no long identity check at signup. You can fund the account with a bank-issued debit card, Apple Pay, or USDC from another wallet or exchange. Card and Apple Pay access depends on the payment provider in your country. USDC deposits work in every country where FOMO works. To withdraw, open the menu next to your Cash balance and choose Withdraw. Bank withdrawals work only for US bank accounts and need a one-time identity check. A regular bank withdrawal takes 1 to 3 business days. A fast route with extra fees can arrive the same day. Outside the US, you withdraw USDC to an external wallet or an exchange on one of the six chains, or USDG on Robinhood Chain. If you pick the wrong network, you can lose the funds. FOMO works in most countries. Its terms of service list the restricted jurisdictions. If the app is missing from your app store, you can log in on the web with the same Apple ID or Google account. ### What the live numbers actually cover DefiLlama tracks FOMO as one product in its Trading App category. The FOMO Wallet adapter counts fees on native Solana swaps and on cross-chain trades that FOMO routes through Relay. It assigns each fee to the chain where the trade settled. Revenue excludes the fees that FOMO pays to referrers. FOMO's totals therefore count every swap in the app, on several chains. The pump.fun and LetsBONK figures on this site count launchpad trading on Solana. Read a side-by-side table as app trading against launchpad trading. ### Risks and limitations Tokens traded through FOMO can lose all their value. A blue checkmark means that the FOMO team reviewed a token, and the help centre says it does not remove all risk. Every newly graduated token starts as unverified. Warning labels mark tokens that show signs of fraud, such as blocked sells or removed liquidity. A high rank on the leaderboard does not predict future results. Perps use leverage, and FOMO does not offer them to US persons. FOMO will never ask for your private key, so treat any such request as a scam. ### How FOMO compares with launchpads pump.fun vs FOMO compares a launchpad with a trading app. pump.fun launches tokens on its own bonding curve. FOMO launches no tokens and sets its fee by chain and order size. LetsBONK vs FOMO shows the same split: LetsBONK runs token launches on Solana, while FOMO trades existing tokens on six chains from one balance. FOMO vs Moonshot compares two consumer apps that both accept card payments. Moonshot also has a token creation flow. FOMO has no such flow and puts its public trade feed, theses and leaderboard first. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is the FOMO app legit? Yes. FOMO Labs Inc., a New York company backed by Benchmark and Index Ventures, publishes the app on iOS, Android and the web. We found no confirmed hack as of 1 October 2026. A legit app does not make every token safe: many tokens on FOMO can go to zero. ### Is the FOMO app safe? The help centre says no one at FOMO can move your funds. Your Apple ID or Google login protects the wallet, plus Face ID on iPhone, and the private key is split into shares. The main risks are scam tokens, phishing for your keys and a hacked email account. ### Who owns the FOMO app? FOMO Labs Inc. owns and runs the app. Its launch press release names Paul Erlanger as founder and CEO. ### When did the FOMO app come out? FOMO opened its public beta on 6 May 2025, after a closed test with a small group of users. The web app followed on 29 April 2026. ### What is the FOMO app used for? People use FOMO to buy and sell crypto tokens on six chains from one balance, to follow other traders and to read their trade theses. Users outside the US can also trade perpetual futures. ### How much does FOMO charge per trade? Most trades pay 0.50%. Solana orders under 190 USDC pay a flat 0.10 or 0.95 USDC, or 2%, depending on size. Selected major tokens cost 0.05%. On Solana, FOMO pays the network fees. On other chains, you pay them on top. ### What is the FOMO referral code? The code is VIP10. A user who signs up with a referral code gets 10% off FOMO trading fees, so 0.50% becomes 0.45%. Enter the code on the signup screen, because the app has no field to add it later. Network fees are excluded. ### How do I withdraw money from the FOMO app? Open the menu next to your Cash balance and tap Withdraw. US users can send funds to a US bank account after an identity check. Other users withdraw USDC to a crypto wallet or an exchange. ### Does FOMO have copy trading? No. You can follow traders and get alerts when they trade, but FOMO does not copy their trades for you. ### Is FOMO available on desktop? Yes. FOMO launched its web app at fomo.family on 29 April 2026. The web app uses the same account, balance and positions as the mobile app. Sources: - [FOMO app and web platform](https://fomo.family/r/vip10) - [FOMO affiliate terms](https://fomo.family/affiliates) - [FOMO help: supported chains](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436558-supported-chains) - [FOMO help: copy trading](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171239-does-fomo-have-copy-trading) - [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) --- ## four.meme review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/four-meme Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The bonding-curve memecoin launchpad on BNB Chain. We checked its launch cost, fees, graduation point and safety record against four.meme's own docs and live config. ### Verdict four.meme is a memecoin launchpad on BNB Chain where a launch costs only the network fee of about 0.005 BNB and each bonding-curve trade pays 1%, according to four.meme's guide on 1 October 2026. A token paired with BNB graduates when its curve raises 18 BNB. Then four.meme puts 20% of the supply and the raised BNB into a PancakeSwap pool and burns the LP tokens. Use four.meme if you want to launch or trade memecoins on BNB Chain. Flap.sh is the other BNB Chain launchpad we track, and it also charges 1% on the curve. The referral code Z3QH9BEFF58B is real, but four.meme has not published terms that confirm what the invited user receives. ### Pros - Free to launch: the platform deploy cost is 0 and only the BNB network fee applies - A creator can pair a token with BNB, USDT, USD1, UUSD or bStocks - Graduation adds liquidity on PancakeSwap V2 automatically, and four.meme burns the LP tokens - Tax tokens and OpenFour modes give creators ways to earn from trading ### Cons - BNB Chain only: no presence on Solana, Base or any other network - Security firms reported two exploits of four.meme contracts in early 2025 - Its terms do not name the company that runs the platform - Tax tokens and X Mode launches can cost a trader more than the standard 1% ### Best for - Creators who want to launch on BNB Chain and pair the token with BNB, USDT, USD1, UUSD or bStocks - Creators who want a set tax on every trade, with the tax sent to a wallet, to holders, to liquidity or to a burn - Traders who follow BNB Chain memecoins ### Skip it if - You trade on Solana or Base. four.meme runs on BNB Chain only - You want a creator share of the standard 1% fee. four.meme publishes none for a standard launch - You want a confirmed discount from a referral code. The benefit of code Z3QH9BEFF58B is not published ### What is four.meme? four.meme is a bonding-curve memecoin launchpad on BNB Chain. Anyone can create a token in a few seconds, and the token trades at once against a pricing curve. pump.fun made the same model popular on Solana. four.meme published its first product update on 19 September 2024. Every token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. Since 31 March 2025, new token addresses end in 4444, and graduated tokens get liquidity on PancakeSwap V2. four.meme also runs a Telegram bot and OpenFour, a set of extra launch modes that partner teams build on the four.meme contracts. The four.meme site has a "Listed on Alpha" list for tokens that Binance Alpha lists. Binance makes those listing decisions. four.meme publishes no rules for them, and a graduated token gets PancakeSwap liquidity, not a Binance Alpha listing. ### Is four.meme legit and safe? four.meme is a working launchpad with docs, a public API and a developer guide on GitHub. You trade from your own wallet: the docs show how to connect Binance Wallet, SafePal or TokenPocket, and trades run through four.meme's contracts on BNB Chain. The docs also have a page for a Salus audit report. The terms of use do not name the company that runs the platform, and we could not find that name in the docs. Security firms reported two attacks on four.meme contracts. On 11 February 2025, SlowMist said that an attacker could create a PancakeSwap v3 pool with a skewed price for a token before its launch, and PeckShield said that four.meme reported an exploit. On 18 March 2025, SlowMist reported a second attack: the attacker bought tokens before launch through a contract function and sent them to a PancakeSwap pair address that did not exist yet. On 31 March 2025, four.meme moved graduation to PancakeSwap V2 and started to burn the LP tokens. On 1 October 2026, we could not load either X account that the four.meme site links to (@four_meme_ and @fourdotmemezh). Use the links on four.meme itself and in its GitBook docs. A token launched on four.meme can lose its full value, and graduation does not guarantee buyers. ### How to use four.meme: launch a token step by step Step 1: Open four.meme, click the menu at the top right and click Connect Wallet. Choose a BNB Chain wallet such as Binance Wallet, SafePal or TokenPocket. Step 2: Click Profile in the side menu, then click Create Token. Step 3: Enter the token name, ticker, description, logo and social links. Choose the raised token, which is the asset that the token trades against: BNB, USDT, USD1, UUSD or bStocks. You cannot change the supply. It is always 1,000,000,000. Step 4: Choose the launch type. A standard launch has no tax. A tax token charges 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% on each trade. X Mode adds a launch fee that falls block by block. An OpenFour mode such as GoPlus Creator Incentives adds a creator fee. Step 5: If you want, buy part of the supply in the same transaction. The guide says this protects the token from snipers. Step 6: Confirm the transaction in your wallet. four.meme charges no launch fee, and the guide puts the network fee at about 0.005 BNB. The token trades on the curve as soon as the transaction confirms. ### four.meme graduation: 18 BNB or 24 BNB? A BNB-paired token on four.meme graduates at 18 BNB. Two four.meme sources disagree: the GitBook guide says about 18 BNB, and the developer create guide on GitHub lists a fixed raise of 24 BNB. The same developer guide tells integrators to copy the raise settings from four.meme's public config. On 1 October 2026, that config listed a total raise of 18 BNB for the BNB pair, which agrees with the GitBook guide. The config also sets a sale rate of 80%. Buyers can buy 80% of the supply on the curve. At graduation, four.meme pairs the other 20% with the raised funds in a PancakeSwap V2 pool and burns the LP tokens. For the USDT, USD1 and UUSD pairs, the config listed a raise of 12,000 of the pair token. ### four.meme fees and creator fees The guide lists a 1% fee on each bonding-curve buy and sell, with a minimum of 0.001 BNB. The public config listed a buy fee and a sell fee of 1% for the BNB pair, with a minimum trade fee of 0. We could not confirm which minimum applies on-chain. Two launch types change what a trader pays. In X Mode, the fee starts higher at launch and falls block by block. After an X Mode token graduates, all launch fees above 1% buy the token and burn it. When an X Mode launch does not graduate, those fees go to a community address. A tax token charges its tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% on the curve and after graduation. The first section of the tax guide mentions only trades after graduation, but its phase section and the developer guide on GitHub say both. four.meme publishes no creator share of the standard 1% fee. A creator can earn in three other ways. A tax token can send part of its tax to a wallet that the creator chooses. Since 13 February 2026, holder dividends from a tax token pay out automatically once the rewards reach 1,000 USD. The OpenFour mode GoPlus Creator Incentives sends the creator a fee that starts at 0.02% of trades and grows with market cap up to 1%. The OpenFour Royalty modes can send trading fees to a verified X account, a code repository owner or another address. ### four.meme vs pump.fun, Flap.sh and LetsBONK four.meme vs pump.fun is a comparison across chains. pump.fun runs on Solana and charges 1.25% per trade on the curve, of which 0.30% goes to the creator. Since 17 October 2026, a trade in the pump.fun app also pays a 0.45% Platform Fee, so a curve trade there costs 1.70%. Launching is free on both. A pump.fun token graduates when every curve token is sold and moves to PumpSwap, the DEX that pump.fun runs. A four.meme token moves to PancakeSwap at 18 BNB, and the standard 1% fee has no published creator share. four.meme vs Flap.sh is the closer match, because both are BNB Chain launchpads. Both charge 1% on the curve. Flap.sh shows a deploy cost of about 0.001 BNB on its create page and graduates a token to PancakeSwap when 80% of the supply is sold. Both platforms offer tax tokens. LetsBONK is a Solana launchpad. It charges 1.5% per curve trade, gives the creator 0% of the curve fee and graduates a token after the curve raises 85 SOL into a Raydium CPMM pool. On curve fees alone, four.meme and Flap.sh cost less per trade than pump.fun and LetsBONK. ### four.meme referral code The four.meme referral code is Z3QH9BEFF58B. The join link at the top of this page has the code in it. four.meme has not published terms that confirm what the invited user receives. The code links your account to ours. It may not lower your fee. ### four.meme fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | About 0.005 BNB | Network fee only. The public config lists a platform deploy cost of 0. | | Curve trading fee | 1% of each buy and sell | The guide gives a 0.001 BNB minimum. The public config lists a minimum of 0 for the BNB pair. | | X Mode launch fee | Higher than 1% at launch | Falls block by block after creation. After graduation, fees above 1% buy and burn the token. | | Tax token | 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% | Set by the creator. Charged on the curve and after graduation, on top of the trading fee. | | Graduation point | 18 BNB raised (BNB pair) | Then 20% of the supply and the raised funds go to a PancakeSwap V2 pool. The LP tokens are burned. | | Creator fee, standard launch | None published | OpenFour GoPlus Creator Incentives pays the creator 0.02% of trades, rising with market cap to 1%. | Sources: four.meme GitBook guide (how it works, tax tokens, X Mode update of 30 October 2025, OpenFour), the four.meme developer create guide on GitHub and the public config at four.meme/meme-api/v1/public/config. All checked on 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is four.meme? four.meme is a memecoin launchpad on BNB Chain. Tokens trade on a bonding curve and move to a PancakeSwap pool when the curve completes. ### Is four.meme legit? four.meme has run since 2024 and you trade from your own wallet. SlowMist reported exploits of its contracts in February and March 2025, and its terms do not name the operating company. ### What are the four.meme fees? Launching costs only the network fee. Each curve trade pays 1%. Tax tokens add a tax of up to 10%, and X Mode tokens charge a higher fee in the first blocks after launch. ### How do I use four.meme to launch a token? Connect a BNB Chain wallet, open Profile and click Create Token. Fill in the name, ticker, logo and pair token, choose a launch type and confirm the transaction. ### How much BNB does a four.meme token need to graduate? 18 BNB for a BNB pair, per four.meme's public config on 1 October 2026. An older developer guide example uses 24 BNB. ### Is four.meme cheaper than pump.fun? On the curve, yes. four.meme charges 1% per trade. pump.fun charges 1.25%, or 1.70% in the pump.fun app since 17 October 2026. Part of the pump.fun fee goes to the creator. four.meme publishes no creator share of its standard fee. ### Does four.meme pay creator fees? Not on a standard launch. A creator can earn through a tax token or through an OpenFour mode such as GoPlus Creator Incentives. ### Is four.meme available on Solana? No. four.meme runs on BNB Chain only. Sources: - [four.meme standard launch and trading fees](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) - [four.meme tax-token settings](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/introducing-tax-tokens-on-four.meme) - [four.meme X Mode dynamic fees](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) --- ## GMGN review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/gmgn Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. GMGN.ai reviewed on fees, wallet custody, past incidents and its referral program. ### Verdict GMGN.ai is a multi-chain memecoin trading terminal that charges a 1% platform fee per trade, according to its fee docs checked on 1 October 2026. Network, priority and tip fees are extra. You can trade on the web app, the mobile app or the Telegram bots, and all of them use the same GMGN wallet. GMGN creates your trading wallet and does not let you export its private key. Its docs call the Phantom-login version a custodial account. In October 2025, GMGN said it paid back the losses from a sandwich attack that hit 729 transactions. It also said it would pay back about 107 users hit by a phishing attack. ### Pros - A flat 1% per-transaction fee with no other platform charges, per GMGN's docs - Withdrawals need Google Authenticator and go only to whitelisted addresses, with a hold after you set up or change the whitelist - GMGN said it would repay losses in full after both publicly reported incidents in October 2025 - Wallet and KOL tracking that carried over from GMGN's original smart-money product - Anti-MEV mode with a choice of fast, reduced or secure transaction routing ### Cons - No key export: GMGN does not let you export the private key of a wallet it created or of a wallet you imported - GMGN's public docs do not list the COINTELLUS invitee discount. The rate comes from the code owner - We did not find the name of the legal entity that operates GMGN in its docs - A token still on its launchpad curve also pays that launchpad's fee, so the total cost is above GMGN's 1% ### Best for - Traders who want smart-money and KOL tracking built into the same tool they trade with - Traders who want to trade Solana, BSC, Ethereum and Base tokens from one account - Traders who want the option to trade from a web terminal, a mobile app or a Telegram bot with one shared wallet ### Skip it if - You want to hold your own private keys. You cannot export the keys of GMGN wallets; trading with your own browser wallet turns off Anti-MEV and the automation tools - You need the invitee discount confirmed in GMGN's own docs. The COINTELLUS rate comes from the code owner - You only trade one chain and do not need GMGN's broader multi-chain tracking ### What is GMGN.ai? GMGN began as a site for tracking smart money and profitable wallets. It then added trading through the gmgn.ai web terminal, a mobile app and a set of Telegram bots. The bots cover Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Base and Tron. One GMGN account and one referral code work across the website and the bots. DefiLlama files GMGN under the Telegram Bot category. That category name identifies the dataset. It does not show how much trading happens on the web terminal and how much happens on Telegram. ### Is GMGN safe? GMGN is a working platform, but you cannot export the keys of the wallets that it creates for you, and it reported two incidents in October 2025 that it says it paid back. Custody: when you log in with Telegram or Phantom, GMGN creates new wallet addresses for you. GMGN's docs call the Phantom login a custodial wallet account. On all chains, GMGN does not let you export the private key, and this also applies to a wallet that you import. GMGN's safety guide says that GMGN cannot transfer the balance of a user's wallet. You can trade with your own browser wallet instead, but GMGN's Anti-MEV mode and automation tools do not work in that mode. Withdrawals: the Telegram bots cannot send funds out. You withdraw on the website after you set up Google Authenticator and a whitelist of addresses. GMGN holds withdrawals for 3 hours after a new or changed whitelist and for 24 hours after you bind Google Authenticator again. GMGN also runs a bug bounty program that pays in USDT. Incidents: on 26 October 2025, GMGN posted that a sandwich attack between 08:35 and 21:34 UTC on 25 October affected 729 transactions, and that it would pay back the losses in full without action from users. On 27 October, GMGN said rumors of a hack were false and that a security audit found no platform issue. On 28 October, Haze, who posts for GMGN.Ai on X, posted that an external phishing attack used fake third-party token sites to trigger unauthorized trades. He said about 107 users were affected and that GMGN would pay back 100% of those losses. What we could not verify: we did not find the legal entity behind GMGN, a public third-party security audit, or proof of the repayments beyond GMGN's own posts. Phishing is the main risk that GMGN's safety guide names. GMGN staff never send the first private message and never ask for a private key. GMGN's token safety checks are for reference only. They do not make a memecoin safe to buy. ### GMGN fees Platform fee: 1% of each transaction, with no other platform charges, per GMGN's fee docs. On a 1 SOL trade the fee is 0.01 SOL. Network fee: gas goes to the network validators, not to GMGN. Priority and tip fees: you set these to speed up a trade. They go to validators and private nodes, not to GMGN. The maximum is 2 SOL. Anti-MEV mode needs a priority fee of at least 0.002 SOL. Launchpad fee: a token that still trades on its launchpad also pays that launchpad's own fee. GMGN's docs use Pump.fun as the example. Token launch fee: GMGN's docs say that GMGN charges no fee to launch a token with its Cooking tool. ### GMGN referral code Our GMGN referral code is COINTELLUS. GMGN's docs say that a referral link binds the code when a new user opens it, and that the same code works on the website and on the Telegram bots. GMGN's public referral docs describe the commission that a referrer earns. They do not list a discount for the invited user. The code owner reports a platform-fee discount for COINTELLUS, and the referral guide gives the rate. Check the fee that your account shows before you trade. Network, priority and tip fees get no discount. ### Execution and tracking features The core feature set carries over from GMGN's origins as a tracking tool: wallet monitoring, KOL (key opinion leader) wallet feeds, and smart-money signals sit alongside the trading functions. Sniping, copy trading, limit orders and take-profit or stop-loss orders are available from the web terminal or the Telegram bots, and a trade started in one interface uses the same wallet as the other. ### GMGN vs Axiom, Photon and FOMO Fees: GMGN, Axiom and Photon each list a 1% base fee. Axiom returns part of it as cashback, so its net fee falls from 0.95% to 0.75% as your trading volume grows. FOMO charges 0.50% per trade on most chains, with size-based tiers on Solana. The table below shows each terminal's fee terms from its own docs and the fees DefiLlama reports for the last 30 days. Chains: Photon is a Solana app, and Axiom covers Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain. GMGN covers Solana, Ethereum, Base and BSC. FOMO supports Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Monad and Robinhood Chain. Referral terms: Axiom and FOMO publish a 10% discount for users who sign up with a referral code. GMGN and Photon do not document an invitee discount. ### How DefiLlama counts GMGN DefiLlama tracks fee-wallet inflows and deducts referral commissions to calculate retained revenue. Its current methodology measures Solana referral payouts on-chain and estimates EVM payouts using the measured Solana referral rate, described as roughly 16%. That estimate is not a fixed payout rate for every GMGN trade or chain. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is GMGN? GMGN.ai is a memecoin trading terminal with wallet tracking. You can trade on its website, its mobile app or its Telegram bots on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC and other chains. ### Is GMGN safe? GMGN creates your trading wallet and you cannot export its private key. Withdrawals need Google Authenticator and a whitelisted address. In October 2025, GMGN said it repaid the losses from a sandwich attack on 729 transactions and would repay about 107 users hit by phishing. We could not verify the legal entity behind GMGN. ### What are GMGN's fees? A flat 1% per transaction, with no other platform charges added on top, according to GMGN's own documentation. Network, priority and tip fees are extra and do not go to GMGN. ### Can I export my GMGN private key? No. GMGN's docs say that private key export is not allowed on any chain, including for wallets that you import. To keep your own keys, trade with your own browser wallet, which turns off Anti-MEV and the automation tools. ### What is the GMGN referral code? Our code is COINTELLUS. The code owner reports a platform-fee discount for it, and the referral guide gives the rate. GMGN's public docs cover referrer commissions only, so check the fee in your account after you sign up. ### Is GMGN a Telegram bot or a web app? Both, plus a mobile app. GMGN runs the gmgn.ai web terminal alongside Telegram bots, and its documentation describes a shared referral code across the website and Telegram. DefiLlama's Telegram Bot category does not show how trading is divided between those interfaces. ### Is GMGN cheaper than Axiom? Both list a 1% base fee. Axiom's volume cashback can lower its net fee to 0.75%, and Axiom documents a 10% referral discount. GMGN charges a flat 1%. Sources: - [GMGN docs: fees](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/gmgn-fees-settings.md) - [GMGN docs: referral](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/referral-link.md) - [DefiLlama GMGN fee and referral methodology](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/gmgnai.ts) --- ## Jupiter Studio review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/jupiter-studio Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Jupiter's own Solana launchpad. We checked its 1% fee, anti-sniper fee, locked graduation pool and safety record against Jupiter's Studio docs on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Jupiter Studio is a working launchpad from Jupiter, the Solana swap aggregator. Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee for the life of the token, and the creator gets half of it. When a curve graduates, the liquidity goes to a Meteora DAMMv2 pool with all LP tokens locked forever, so no one can pull it. The main trap for traders is the anti-sniper fee. In the first 15 to 60 seconds after a launch, a buy can pay a fee that starts at 99%. Wait until the warning on jup.ag goes away. For creators, Studio pays a lifetime fee share and offers vesting of up to 80% of supply, but all settings are fixed at launch. ### Pros - A flat 1% fee on the curve and in the graduated pool, with no launch fee in Jupiter's docs - The creator gets 50% of the 1% fee for the life of the token, plus the full anti-sniper fee - All LP tokens in the graduated Meteora pool are locked forever, so no one can remove that liquidity - Custom mode lets creators set market caps, the quote token, anti-sniping and vesting of up to 80% of supply - Meme mode launches a token with only a name, a symbol and an image ### Cons - The anti-sniper fee starts at 99% and the interface does not show how many seconds remain - Buys through Ultra mode on jup.ag can add a Jupiter commission of up to 0.5% on top of the 1% fee - DefiLlama lists no audit for Jupiter Studio, and the Studio docs link to no audit report - A newer launchpad than pump.fun, with less history to judge ### Best for - Creators who want half of a 1% trading fee for the life of the token, before and after graduation - Creators who want vesting, a USDC or SOL curve and an anti-sniper fee without writing code - Traders who want graduated pools with locked liquidity and a curve fee lower than pump.fun in its own app ### Skip it if - You buy in the first minute after a launch. The anti-sniper fee can take almost the whole buy - You want to change settings after launch. Market caps, vesting and anti-sniping are fixed once the token is live - You want a bonding curve priced in a token other than SOL or USDC ### What is Jupiter Studio? Jupiter Studio is the token launchpad of Jupiter, the swap aggregator that routes trades across Solana's decentralized exchanges. Studio runs at jup.ag/studio. Anyone can create a token on a bonding curve without seed liquidity, and buyers fund the curve as they trade. Read [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve) if the model is new to you. Studio uses a constant-product curve, the same xy=k model as Uniswap v2. Every Studio token has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The curve uses SOL or USDC as the quote token, and the creator picks one at launch. When the curve raises enough to reach the graduation market cap, the liquidity moves to a Meteora DAMMv2 pool and trading continues there. Every Studio token appears on Alphascan inside Jup Pro with a Studio flag. A token with no trades can drop off Alphascan for a time and comes back when trading starts again. You can follow Studio's fees and market share on the [Jupiter Studio stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/jupiter-studio). ### Is Jupiter Studio safe and legit? Jupiter Studio is a legitimate product from a public Solana team. You trade from your own wallet, and the curve and the pool are on-chain programs. Jupiter Wallet is self-custodial, and its security docs say that Jupiter never stores, accesses or sends your keys. You can also connect another Solana wallet. We found no public audit report for Studio. DefiLlama lists Jupiter Studio with zero audits, and the Studio docs on docs.jup.ag do not link to one. The graduated pools run on Meteora's DAMM v2 program, which has its own audit list on Meteora's docs. Treat the curve stage as unaudited until Jupiter publishes a report. Jupiter's largest public incident was on X. On 5 February 2025, the Jupiter Mobile account said that the main Jupiter Exchange account had been compromised and told users not to click links. The Block reported the same day that the hijacked account had promoted a token with the ticker MEOW and then a second token. The attack was on the social account. We found no report that it changed Studio fees or drained Studio pools. The design removes one common rug: the creator cannot pull liquidity after graduation. Jupiter's docs state that all LP tokens from the graduated pool are locked forever, and that no one, the creator included, can withdraw that liquidity. A creator can still hold vested supply and sell it as it unlocks, so check the vesting settings on the token page before you buy. The tokens are the larger risk. Most memecoins lose almost all their value. A Studio launch does not mean that Jupiter checked the token, and a graduated pool shows only that buyers paid enough to fill the curve. Jupiter's token pages show safety indicators, and our guide on [how to find new memecoins](https://memefees.com/learn/how-to-find-new-memecoins) lists more checks. ### Jupiter Studio fees Jupiter Studio charges 1% on every buy and every sell for the whole life of the token. The same 1% applies on the bonding curve and in the Meteora DAMMv2 pool after graduation. Half goes to the creator and half goes to Jupiter, and the split does not change after graduation. Jupiter's docs list no fee to create a token. Solana network fees are separate. The anti-sniper fee is the second part. When a creator turns it on, a buy in the first 15 to 60 seconds after launch pays an extra fee on top of the 1%. The extra fee starts at 99% and falls to 0%. Each launch gets a random window, and the interface does not show the exact time. The jup.ag trading screen shows a warning while the fee is active. Meme mode turns anti-sniping on, and the whole anti-sniper fee goes to the creator. The route you trade through can add a third part. On jup.ag, Spot trades use Ultra mode by default. Ultra mode adds a Jupiter commission of 0% to 0.5% that depends on the pair, and Jupiter's docs say that new and volatile tokens tend toward the high end. Manual mode charges no Jupiter commission. The swap form includes every fee in the quote before you confirm, so expand the rate summary to see the breakdown. ### Fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy on a Studio curve after the anti-sniper window pays a $1.00 Studio fee. The creator gets $0.50 and Jupiter gets $0.50. In Manual mode, the Studio fee and the Solana network fee are the full cost. In Ultra mode, Jupiter can add up to $0.50 more, so the worst case is $1.50. A $1,000 buy pays a $10.00 Studio fee: $5.00 to the creator and $5.00 to Jupiter. Ultra mode can add up to $5.00, for a worst case of $15.00. A round trip, a $1,000 buy and a later $1,000 sell, pays $20.00 in Studio fees alone. The sell fee is 1% of what you sell, so it changes with the price. The same $1,000 curve buy costs $17.00 in the pump.fun web or mobile app, because the app adds its own fee to the 1.25% curve fee. In pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50, plus the fee that the app charges. On a Bags token with the default Solana mode, the fee is 2%, or $20.00. In Manual mode on jup.ag, the Studio fee of $10.00 is the lowest platform fee of the three. A buy inside the anti-sniper window is a different case. At the start of the window the extra fee is 99%, so a $100 buy could lose about $99 to fees. The fee falls toward 0% over the window, but you cannot see how much time remains. Wait for the warning to go away. Use the [pump.fun fee calculator](https://memefees.com/tools/pump-fun-fee-calculator) to test other trade sizes on pump.fun. ### Meme mode and Custom mode Meme mode is the fast path. The creator enters a name, a symbol and an image, and Studio fills in the rest. The quote token is USDC, the starting market cap is 5,000 USDC and the graduation market cap is 75,000 USDC. About 79% of the supply sells on the curve and about 21% moves to the pool at graduation. Meme mode turns anti-sniping on and gives the creator no vested supply. Custom mode lets the creator choose SOL or USDC, the starting and graduation market caps and the anti-sniper switch. The creator can also keep from 0% to 80% of the supply under vesting. Vesting lasts 6 or 12 months and unlocks daily by default, with no cliff or a cliff of 6 or 12 months. The market caps have no fixed limits, but the curve must raise at least 15,000 USDC or the same value in SOL. No setting can change after launch. Jupiter's FAQ states that market caps, the vesting schedule and anti-sniping are all fixed once the token is live. A creator who sets a graduation target too high can leave a token stuck on the curve, so pick the numbers with care. ### How Jupiter Studio graduation works A Studio curve graduates when it raises enough quote tokens to reach the graduation market cap. The minimum is 15,000 USDC, or the same value in SOL. In Meme mode, graduation comes at a 75,000 USDC market cap, with about 15,390 USDC raised on the curve. At graduation, the raised quote tokens and the reserved token supply go into a new Meteora DAMMv2 pool. DAMMv2 is a constant-product pool on Meteora. Studio locks all LP tokens from that pool forever. After graduation, anyone can add more liquidity to the pool on Meteora, but extra liquidity is not locked and can lose value. A token that never graduates stays on the curve with no time limit. Buyers can still buy and sell, and Jupiter's FAQ says that no funds are lost. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after this step. ### Creator earnings on Jupiter Studio A Studio creator earns 50% of the 1% fee on every trade, before and after graduation. The creator share equals 0.5% of all volume for the life of the token. The creator also receives the full anti-sniper fee when anti-sniping is on. Earnings depend only on trading volume, and Jupiter states that a token may never graduate or earn fees. To claim, the creator connects the wallet that launched the token on the Studio token page. A green claim button appears next to the fees earned. Compare this split with other launchpads in our guide to [creator fees](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees). ### Who should use Jupiter Studio? Creators who want a long fee stream are the best fit. A 0.5% share of every trade that does not stop at graduation is one of the clearer creator terms on Solana. Creators who want vesting or a USDC curve also get those options without code. Traders who buy after the first minute get a 1% curve fee, which is lower than pump.fun in its own app. Traders who use Jupiter already can trade Studio tokens from the same swap screen. Snipers should stay away, because the anti-sniper fee targets exactly the first seconds of a launch. A creator who wants the largest audience may still pick pump.fun, which has more traders and more launches. A creator who wants to change the fee rate should look at Raydium LaunchLab or Meteora DBC, where the platform sets its own fee configuration. ### Jupiter Studio vs pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab pump.fun is the closest alternative for traders. Its curve fee is 1.25%, of which 0.30% goes to the creator, and its app adds a 0.45% fee from 17 October 2026. Studio charges 1% and gives the creator 0.5%. pump.fun graduates to its own PumpSwap DEX, while Studio graduates to a locked Meteora pool. pump.fun has more launches and more traders. See [pump.fun vs Jupiter Studio](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-jupiter-studio) for the live fee data. Raydium LaunchLab is the closest alternative for configurable launches. LaunchLab lets each platform set its own fee parts, and it graduates tokens into a Raydium CPMM pool. Studio fixes the fee at 1% and graduates into Meteora. See [Jupiter Studio vs Raydium LaunchLab](https://memefees.com/vs/jupiter-studio-vs-raydium-launchlab) for the numbers side by side. Bags and other launchpads built on Meteora DBC also graduate into DAMM v2 pools. Their fees depend on the platform config. Bags charges 2% in its default Solana mode. The table below compares the fee terms of these launchpads. ### Jupiter referral code Jupiter Studio has no referral discount on its 1% fee. Jupiter's Rewards Hub ran a Trading Card Game, in which a referred trader got a 10% bonus on trading points. Season 2 ran from 31 January 2026 to 31 March 2026, and we found no newer season on 17 October 2026. The bonus was points, not a fee discount, and the code on our [Jupiter code page](https://memefees.com/codes/jupiter) gives no benefit until Jupiter starts a new season. ### Jupiter Studio fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | No platform fee in the docs | Solana network costs apply. | | Curve trade fee | 1% of each buy and sell | 50% to the creator, 50% to Jupiter. | | Anti-sniper fee | Starts at 99%, falls to 0% | First 15 to 60 seconds after launch, when enabled. All of it goes to the creator. | | Fee after graduation | 1% of each buy and sell | Same 50/50 split in the Meteora DAMMv2 pool. | | Jupiter commission on jup.ag | 0% to 0.5% in Ultra mode | Varies by pair. Manual mode charges 0%. | | Graduation point | At least 15,000 USDC raised | Meme mode: 75,000 USDC market cap, about 15,390 USDC raised. LP tokens are locked forever. | Sources: Jupiter Studio docs (docs.jup.ag/user-docs/launch/studio, /launching-a-token, /graduation-and-fees and /faq), Jupiter Spot fees (docs.jup.ag/user-docs/trade/spot/fees), Jupiter Trading Card Game (docs.jup.ag/user-docs/earn/rewards-hub/trading-card-game), Jupiter Wallet security (docs.jup.ag/user-docs/manage/extension-wallet/security), DefiLlama protocol data (api.llama.fi/protocol/jupiter-studio) and The Block (5 February 2025). All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Jupiter Studio safe? Jupiter Studio is a legitimate launchpad, and you trade from your own wallet. Graduated pools have all LP tokens locked forever. We found no public audit of the Studio curve, and the tokens themselves are high risk. Avoid buys in the anti-sniper window, where the fee starts at 99%. ### What are the Jupiter Studio fees? Every buy and sell pays 1%, on the curve and after graduation. The creator gets half and Jupiter gets half. An anti-sniper fee can apply in the first 15 to 60 seconds. Ultra mode on jup.ag can add a 0% to 0.5% Jupiter commission. ### Is Jupiter Studio free to use? Jupiter's docs list no fee to create a token, but Solana network costs apply. Traders pay the 1% fee on each trade. ### What happens when a Jupiter Studio token graduates? The raised funds and the reserved supply move to a Meteora DAMMv2 pool. All LP tokens are locked forever. The 1% fee and the 50/50 split continue in the new pool. ### Is Jupiter Studio cheaper than pump.fun? On the curve, yes, if you trade in Manual mode on jup.ag. Studio charges 1%. pump.fun charges 1.70% in its own app. In pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, plus the fee that the app charges. Ultra mode on jup.ag can add up to 0.5% to the Studio fee. ### Does Jupiter Studio have a referral code? Studio has no referral discount. Jupiter's last Trading Card Game season, which gave referred traders 10% extra points, ended on 31 March 2026. Sources: - [Jupiter Studio graduation and fee schedule](https://docs.jup.ag/user-docs/launch/studio/graduation-and-fees) - [Jupiter Studio launch and anti-sniper settings](https://docs.jup.ag/user-docs/launch/studio/launching-a-token) --- ## LAB Terminal review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/lab-terminal Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Solana and TON trading terminal with a 0.5% fee. LAB shut down the Terminal backend on 8 October 2026 after a wallet breach. We checked LAB's docs and posts on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Do not use LAB Terminal wallets. On 8 October 2026, LAB said that a third-party integration in the legacy Terminal backend exposed every wallet that users created in or imported into the Terminal. LAB confirmed $129,986 in unauthorized transfers, shut the Terminal backend down and promised to refund verified losses in full in USDT. Before the breach, LAB Terminal stood out for its 0.5% trading fee, half the 1% that Axiom, Photon, Trojan and GMGN list. LAB now offers a separate LAB App on iOS and Android, which LAB says runs on other infrastructure. The LAB App does not publish a fee rate, so the 0.5% fee is history for now. ### Pros - LAB disclosed the breach with a dollar figure on the same day it confirmed the transfers - LAB promised full USDT refunds of verified losses, and the refunds do not depend on its talks with the providers - When it ran, the Terminal charged 0.5% per trade, half the common 1% terminal fee - The Terminal had stop-loss orders and a Smart Order type that split a trade across price levels ### Cons - A third-party integration in the Terminal backend exposed user wallets, and the losses reached $129,986 by 8 October 2026 - The seed phrase of an imported wallet is compromised in every wallet app, on every chain - The Terminal backend is shut down, so the 0.5% fee is no longer available - DefiLlama lists no audit for LAB, and LAB has not named the provider involved - The referral program pays the referrer only. The docs give the invited trader no discount ### Best for - Past LAB Terminal users who need to move funds and claim the LAB refund - Readers who want the facts of the October 2026 LAB breach in one place - Traders who want to compare the old 0.5% LAB fee with the 1% terminals ### Skip it if - You plan to fund a wallet that you created in or imported into LAB Terminal. LAB treats every such wallet as compromised - You want a working low-fee Solana terminal today. The Terminal backend is shut down - You need a published fee for the new LAB App. LAB has not published one ### What is LAB Terminal? LAB Terminal was a trading app for Solana and TON from LAB, which posts on X as @LABtrade_. Users opened it as a mini-app in Telegram through the official LAB bot, created a wallet with a 4-digit PIN, and traded memecoins from that wallet. LAB also offered a browser extension that placed a LAB trade panel on top of other terminals. LAB's docs list market, limit and stop-loss orders, a Smart Order type, quick-buy presets and a Boost Mode for fast trades. The network selector lists Solana and TON, and the docs say that more chains will follow. LAB's docs name Lemniscap as the lead investor, with OKX Ventures, KuCoin Ventures, Gate Ventures, GSR and Animoca Brands among the backers. DefiLlama tracks LAB's fees on Solana from 30 June 2025 and reports no volume series. Our [terminals table](https://memefees.com/terminals) shows those fees next to the other trading apps. The live figures do not show the October 2026 shutdown yet, so read them with the incident below in mind. ### Is LAB Terminal safe? LAB Terminal is not safe to use now. On 8 October 2026, LAB posted a security update on X. The post said that a third-party integration used by the legacy LAB Terminal backend caused a security incident. Wallets created in or imported into the Terminal were exposed, and LAB confirmed unauthorized transfers from some of them that totaled $129,986 as of that date. LAB shut the legacy Terminal backend down. The same post says that the shutdown stops new exposure, but it does not secure wallets that were already exposed. LAB told users to treat every wallet created in or imported into the Terminal as compromised. LAB has not named the third-party provider. The custody model explains the damage. LAB's safety docs said that the Terminal gave users full control over their assets and let them export a 12-word seed phrase. The breach shows that a failure in the Terminal backend could still reach wallets that users controlled. Before you create or import a wallet in any trading app, keep only trading funds in it. DefiLlama lists zero audits for LAB, and we found no public audit report in LAB's docs. LAB says that it never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and never asks you to connect a wallet or sign anything. Treat any message that asks for those as a scam. ### What to do if you used LAB Terminal Stop using any wallet that you created in or imported into LAB Terminal. Do not send funds or tokens to it. Create a new wallet with a new seed phrase, and move what remains into it. If you imported an existing wallet, the risk covers every chain and every account that uses the same seed phrase, in any wallet app. Do not claim upcoming LAB allocations or vesting to a Terminal wallet. LAB says that allocations linked to affected wallets are paused and will go to a new address after verification. LAB promised to refund the full US dollar value of each verified loss, priced at the time of the unauthorized transfer and paid in USDT. LAB said that it started to contact users with confirmed losses through the official LAB Terminal bot on Telegram. Users who think they lost funds but got no message can contact LAB in its official Telegram chat. LAB also said that the refunds do not depend on its talks with the providers about its own costs. ### LAB Terminal fees LAB Terminal charged 0.5% per trade. LAB's docs call the rate 50% less than most other platforms, which charge 1%. Solana network fees were extra, and the trader set them in the order settings. The order settings had four gas modes on Solana. Normal used the standard fee. Fast added 300%, so it paid three times the standard fee. Degen added 900%. Custom let the trader set the fee by hand. MEV protection, which guards against sandwich attacks, worked only on Solana. Slippage and an extra gas buffer were also in the settings. The browser extension used the same fee. LAB's docs said that a trader who placed a trade through the extension on top of another terminal paid 50% lower platform fees and earned airdrop points. ### Fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade On LAB Terminal, a $100 buy paid a $0.50 LAB fee, and a $1,000 buy paid $5.00. A round trip of a $1,000 buy and a $1,000 sell paid $10.00. Solana network fees came on top, and the Fast and Degen gas modes made that part larger. The same $1,000 buy costs $10.00 on Photon, Trojan or GMGN, which each list a 1% fee. On Axiom, the base fee is also 1%, and Axiom's cashback tiers bring the net rate down to 0.95% at the first tier and 0.75% at the top tier. On a $1,000 trade, Axiom costs $9.50 to $7.50 after cashback. The saving was real, but it applied only while the Terminal ran. The saving on a $1,000 trade was $5.00 against a 1% terminal. The October loss shows that the wallet risk can be far larger than any fee saving. Compare the live fee data of these apps in our guide to the [best Solana trading bots](https://memefees.com/guides/best-solana-trading-bots). ### Smart Order and the other order types LAB Terminal supported market, limit and stop-loss orders, plus take-profit and stop-loss presets. Smart Order was its own order type. LAB's docs say that it was based on how experienced DEX traders work. With Smart Order, the trader set a price or market-cap range, for example from a $4M to a $10M market cap. The system split the order across levels in that range, and the trader chose the number of levels. When the price turned back and hit a level, the system closed the order. The docs list three closing modes: close at the level, wait for a confirmed reversal, or move the levels when the price leaves the range. LAB did not publish the logic in more detail. ### The LAB airdrop and the LAB token LAB ran a two-season airdrop. Season 1 gave lootboxes and locked points to wallets with a trading history on other apps, such as Jupiter, Axiom, GMGN and Photon. A trader unlocked those points by trading on LAB Terminal, at 1 point for every $3.75 traded. Season 2 gave points for every trade on LAB Terminal, with no cap. LAB's docs said that both seasons would run until a token generation event in Q4 2025, when points would convert into LAB tokens. CoinGecko now lists a LAB token on BNB Chain that links to lab.pro. The docs were not updated with the result of the seasons, so we could not confirm how points convert today. Points programs reward volume, so do not trade more than you planned only to earn them. ### The new LAB App LAB now promotes a social crypto app on lab.pro. The App Store lists LAB - Social Crypto App from The Lab Management Ltd, first released on 23 June 2026. The listing describes an app to hold, swap and send Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USDT, BNB, XRP and more than 100 other tokens, with leaderboards, rewards and in-app chat. LAB's post of 8 October 2026 says that the LAB App runs on separate infrastructure and that the breach did not affect it. The app's terms say that the service is non-custodial and that LAB does not hold your assets or private keys. The terms also say that LAB's fees, if any, are usually built into the trade price. LAB does not publish a rate for the app, so compare each quote with a DEX quote before you trade. ### Who should use LAB? Past Terminal users should use LAB only to secure their funds and claim a refund. Move assets to a new wallet first, then follow LAB's instructions from the official bot. New traders who want a low-fee Solana terminal have no LAB option now. The Terminal backend is shut down, and the LAB App does not publish its fee. Traders who want a documented fee can pick a terminal with a published rate and a longer record, such as Axiom, Photon or Trojan. The table below compares their fee terms. ### LAB Terminal vs Axiom Axiom is the closest alternative for a trader who used LAB Terminal on Solana. Both had one-click trading, limit orders and wallet tools. LAB charged 0.5% per trade. Axiom starts at 1% and cuts the net rate to 0.75% at its top cashback tier. Axiom also has an incident on record. In February 2026, Axiom said that someone on its team had abused internal support tools to look up user wallets, and it removed access to those tools. Axiom did not report lost user funds. LAB's incident caused confirmed losses from user wallets. Read our [Axiom review](https://memefees.com/reviews/axiom) for the full Axiom record. ### LAB referral program LAB's referral program pays the referrer and gives the invited trader no fee discount in the docs. A direct referrer gets 35% of the commission on each trade, and levels two to four get 3%, 2% and 1%, for up to 41% in total. A user who shares a link to a trading pair gets 50% of the commission from anyone who trades through that link. MemeFees holds no LAB referral code and earns nothing from LAB. ### LAB Terminal fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Trading fee | 0.5% per trade | LAB Terminal and the LAB browser extension, before the 8 October 2026 shutdown. | | Solana gas, Fast mode | +300% on the standard network fee | Degen mode adds 900%. Custom lets you set the fee. | | MEV protection | Included | Solana trades only. | | Referral reward | 35% / 3% / 2% / 1% of commissions | Paid to the referrer. No discount for the invited trader. | | LAB App fee | Not published | The app terms say that any LAB fee is usually built into the trade price. | | Breach refund | Full USD value of verified losses | Paid in USDT, priced at the time of the transfer. | Sources: LAB docs (docs.lab.pro: What Sets LAB Terminal Apart, Safety Tips, Selecting Networks, Order Settings, Smart Order, Invite Your Friends and the Loyalty Airdrop pages), LAB security update on X (x.com/LABtrade_/status/2108243434708578399, 8 October 2026), the LAB App terms on lab.pro, the App Store listing (apps.apple.com, id6761837422), DefiLlama protocol data (api.llama.fi/protocol/lab-terminal) and CoinGecko (coins/lab). All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is LAB Terminal safe? No. On 8 October 2026, LAB said that a third-party integration in the Terminal backend exposed wallets created in or imported into the Terminal. LAB confirmed $129,986 in unauthorized transfers and shut the backend down. Treat every Terminal wallet as compromised. ### Was LAB Terminal hacked? LAB calls it a security incident in a third-party integration used by the legacy Terminal backend. LAB has not named the provider. The confirmed losses were $129,986 as of 8 October 2026. ### Will LAB refund the losses? LAB says that it will refund the full US dollar value of verified losses in USDT, priced at the time of each transfer. LAB contacts affected users through the official LAB Terminal bot on Telegram. ### Is the LAB App affected? LAB says that the LAB App runs on separate infrastructure and that the incident did not affect it. LAB has not published a fee rate for the app. ### How much did LAB Terminal charge in fees? LAB Terminal charged 0.5% per trade, plus Solana network fees. A $1,000 trade paid $5.00 to LAB, against $10.00 on a terminal that charges 1%. ### Which chains did LAB Terminal support? Solana and TON, per the network selector in LAB's docs. MEV protection worked only on Solana. ### Does LAB Terminal have a referral program? Yes. LAB's referral links pay the referrer up to 41% of the commission over four levels. The docs give the invited trader no discount. MemeFees does not hold a LAB referral code. Sources: - [LAB docs: supported networks (Solana, TON)](https://docs.lab.pro/wallet/images-and-media) - [LAB docs: trading fee](https://docs.lab.pro/intro/introducing-lab-terminal-your-new-way-to-trade/what-sets-lab-terminal-apart) - [LAB docs: referral program](https://docs.lab.pro/referral-program/invite-your-friends.md) - [LAB on X: LAB Terminal security update (8 October 2026)](https://x.com/LABtrade_/status/2108243434708578399) --- ## LetsBONK.fun (BONKfun) review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/letsbonk Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The BONK community's Solana launchpad, now branded BONKfun. We checked its fees, graduation point and safety record against Raydium's public LaunchLab data and BONKfun's own posts. ### Verdict LetsBONK.fun, which now calls itself BONKfun, charges 1.5% on each bonding-curve trade: a 1.25% platform fee plus a 0.25% Raydium fee, according to Raydium's public LaunchLab API on 1 October 2026. The curve pays the token creator 0%. A SOL-paired token graduates at 85 SOL into a Raydium CPMM pool. Use LetsBONK if you want your launch tied to the BONK community, because 51% of platform revenue buys BONK for the BNKK treasury. LetsBONK charges 1.5% per curve trade. pump.fun charges 1.25%, plus a 0.45% Platform Fee in its own app since 17 October 2026, so the cheaper launchpad depends on where you trade. The creator earns nothing on the LetsBONK curve. In March 2026 attackers took over the site domain for about a week, so always check the address before you connect a wallet. ### Pros - Launches can pair with SOL, USD1, BONK and other quote tokens, not only SOL - 51% of platform revenue buys BONK for the BNKK treasury, according to the LetsBONK revenue dashboard - A SOL-paired curve graduates at 85 SOL straight into a Raydium CPMM pool, and the config burns almost all LP tokens - Fee rates are public in Raydium's LaunchLab API, so you can check them yourself - After the March 2026 domain attack, BONKfun published what happened and said it would repay affected users 110% of their losses ### Cons - A curve trade costs 1.5% in total, which is more than the 1.25% pump.fun curve fee before any app fee - The curve creator fee is 0, and the 0.75% pool creator fee after graduation goes to a LetsBONK address - No referral program is published for LetsBONK, so there is no fee discount - Attackers took over the BONKfun domain from 11 to 18 March 2026 and used it to drain wallets - We found no company name on the site or in its X profile ### Best for - Creators who want their launch tied to the BONK community and its treasury purchases - Creators who want to pair a token with SOL, USD1, BONK or another quote token - Traders who want to check fee rates themselves, because the rates are public in Raydium's LaunchLab data ### Skip it if - You want the lowest curve fee. See pump.fun vs LetsBONK for the two fee schedules side by side - You want a creator share of curve fees. The LetsBONK config sets the curve creator fee to 0 - You want to launch on an EVM chain. LetsBONK runs only on Solana, inside Raydium's LaunchLab program ### What is LetsBONK.fun (BONKfun)? LetsBONK.fun is a Solana memecoin launchpad built around the BONK community. The site title now reads BONKfun, and its X account (@bonkfun) says you can launch on BONK.fun or letsBONK.fun. Both names point to the same launchpad. In this review we call it LetsBONK. Anyone can create a token on a bonding curve, the same model that pump.fun made popular. The price rises as buyers trade against the curve, with no presale and no manual liquidity setup. Read [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve) for the mechanics. LetsBONK runs on Raydium LaunchLab, a launch program that other branded launchpads also use. Raydium's public API lists three platform configs with the name "letsbonk.fun", each with its own fee settings. You can follow fees and market share on the [LetsBONK stats page](https://memefees.com/stats/letsbonk). ### Is LetsBONK legit and safe? LetsBONK is a working launchpad. Its fee settings are public in Raydium's LaunchLab API, and its revenue dashboard at revenue.letsbonk.fun shows where platform revenue goes. You trade from your own Solana wallet, and the token contracts run in Raydium's LaunchLab program. We found no company name on the site or in its X profile. On 12 March 2026, BONKfun said on X that a malicious actor had compromised its domain, and it told users not to use the website. In a post on 20 March 2026, BONKfun said that attackers used social engineering against its domain service provider on 11 March. The domain came back on 18 March, and wallet support returned late on 19 March. BONKfun put customer losses at $30,000 and said it would repay affected users 110% of their losses. It also said that its own systems, code and team accounts were not compromised. Before you connect a wallet, check that the address is bonk.fun or letsbonk.fun. A token launched on LetsBONK can lose all its value. A completed curve shows only that buyers paid 85 SOL into it. It says nothing about the quality of the token. ### LetsBONK fees Each curve trade pays a 1.25% LetsBONK platform fee and a 0.25% Raydium protocol fee, so a buy or a sell costs 1.5% in total. These rates come from the two letsbonk.fun configs that new launches used on 1 October 2026. A third letsbonk.fun config charges a 1% platform fee, and the newest launch we found on it was on 15 September 2026. After graduation, the Raydium CPMM pool charges a 0.5% trade fee plus a 0.75% pool creator fee. The pool creator is a LetsBONK address, so that fee goes to LetsBONK and not to the person who launched the token. Network fees on Solana are separate. To see how launchpads earn from these fees, read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money). ### How LetsBONK graduation works A launch on LetsBONK deploys the token onto a LaunchLab bonding curve. A SOL-paired curve completes when it has raised 85 SOL. Tokens paired with other quote tokens, such as USD1, use other targets. Raydium then moves the liquidity into a CPMM pool, and the LetsBONK config burns almost all of the new LP tokens. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after this step. ### Creator fees and the BONK treasury The LetsBONK config sets the curve creator fee to 0. After graduation, the 0.75% pool creator fee goes to an address that LetsBONK controls. LetsBONK does not publish how much of that fee, if any, reaches token creators. Compare this with other launchpads in our guide to [creator fees](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees). The revenue dashboard allocates 51% of platform revenue to buying BONK for the BNKK Digital Asset Treasury. The rest goes to BONKsol staking, rewards, marketing and development. On 3 December 2025, the dashboard removed the old buy-and-burn allocation. Since then, the BONK that LetsBONK buys goes to a treasury and is not burned. ### LetsBONK vs pump.fun LetsBONK copies the pump.fun model on Raydium's program. A LetsBONK curve trade costs 1.5%. A pump.fun curve trade costs 1.25%, plus the fee of the app you trade in. Since 17 October 2026, the pump.fun app adds a 0.45% Platform Fee, so a curve trade there costs 1.70%. pump.fun pays creators 0.30% of each curve trade, and LetsBONK pays 0. In DefiLlama fee data, LetsBONK earned more fees than pump.fun in three of the four weeks from 7 July to 3 August 2025. pump.fun was ahead again from the week of 4 August 2025. See [pump.fun vs LetsBONK](https://memefees.com/vs/pump-fun-vs-letsbonk) for the live numbers side by side. Bags is a different Solana option that runs on Meteora's curve; see LetsBONK vs Bags. four.meme is the main launchpad on BNB Chain. The table below compares the fees of all four. ### LetsBONK referral code We found no published referral program for LetsBONK, and we hold no LetsBONK code. If you see a LetsBONK discount code elsewhere, treat it as unverified until LetsBONK confirms it. ### LetsBONK fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | No platform fee published | LetsBONK has no fee page. Solana network and account costs apply. | | Curve platform fee | 1.25% of each buy and sell | Both configs that new launches used on 1 October 2026. A third letsbonk.fun config charges 1%. | | Raydium protocol fee | 0.25% of each buy and sell | Set in the LaunchLab curve config. Total curve cost: 1.5%. | | Curve creator fee | 0 | The LetsBONK platform config sets the creator fee rate to 0. | | Graduation point | 85 SOL raised (SOL pair) | Liquidity moves to a Raydium CPMM pool. The config burns almost all LP tokens. | | Pool fees after graduation | 0.5% trade fee + 0.75% creator fee | The pool creator fee goes to a LetsBONK address, not to the token creator. | Sources: Raydium LaunchLab API (launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/main/platforms and /get/list for the letsbonk.fun platforms), Raydium CPMM config (api-v3.raydium.io/main/cpmm-config) and the LetsBONK revenue dashboard (revenue.letsbonk.fun). All checked on 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is LetsBONK.fun? LetsBONK.fun is a Solana memecoin launchpad from the BONK community, built on Raydium LaunchLab. The site now calls itself BONKfun and also runs at bonk.fun. ### Is bonk.fun the same as letsbonk.fun? Yes. The @bonkfun X profile says you can launch on BONK.fun or letsBONK.fun, and both domains serve the same launchpad. ### What are the LetsBONK fees? Each bonding-curve trade costs 1.5%: a 1.25% LetsBONK fee plus a 0.25% Raydium fee. After graduation, the Raydium CPMM pool charges 0.5% plus a 0.75% creator fee that goes to LetsBONK. ### Is LetsBONK safe? The launchpad works and its fee settings are public. In March 2026 attackers took over the BONKfun domain for about a week and drained some wallets. BONKfun put losses at $30,000 and said it would repay 110%. Check the address before you connect a wallet. ### How much SOL does a LetsBONK token need to graduate? A SOL-paired curve graduates at 85 SOL. Raydium then moves the liquidity into a CPMM pool. ### Is LetsBONK cheaper than pump.fun? It depends on where you trade. A LetsBONK curve trade costs 1.5% in total. A pump.fun curve trade costs 1.70% in the pump.fun app since 17 October 2026, and 1.25% plus that app's own fee in pump.fun Terminal or another app. LetsBONK also pays the creator 0% on the curve. ### Did LetsBONK overtake pump.fun? For a short time, yes. In DefiLlama fee data, LetsBONK earned more fees than pump.fun in three of the four weeks from 7 July to 3 August 2025. pump.fun was ahead again from August 2025. ### Does LetsBONK have a referral program? We found no published referral terms for LetsBONK, and we hold no LetsBONK code. Sources: - [LetsBONK revenue allocation and change history](https://revenue.letsbonk.fun/) - [LaunchLab platform fee and creator settings](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/launchlab-platforms) --- ## LetsCash review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/letscash Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The CASHCAT community's launchpad on Robinhood Chain. We checked its creator-set tax, locked pools and safety record against the LetsCash docs on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict LetsCash is a working launchpad on Robinhood Chain from the community behind CASHCAT. One transaction deploys the token, seeds a Uniswap v4 pool with the whole supply and locks the liquidity forever. There is no bonding curve and no migration. Each trade pays a tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% that the creator picks at launch, and the platform keeps 0.3% of the trade at every rate. The design closes the liquidity-pull rug, and a contract that cannot be upgraded caps the tax at 10%. The weak points are the age of the platform, which went live on 29 July 2026, and the lack of a published audit report. Check the tax on the token page before you buy: a 10% coin costs ten times as much to trade as a 1% coin. ### Pros - Launch, pool, liquidity lock and first buy happen in one transaction, so nobody can trade before the creator - The hook contract rejects every liquidity withdrawal, and the docs say no upgrade can change that - The tax ceiling of 10% sits in a contract that cannot be upgraded - Fees are paid in ETH or USDG, never in the memecoin, so nobody has to sell the coin to get paid - A quarter of the 0.3% platform cut buys and burns CASHCAT, and anyone can trigger the burn ### Cons - Every trade pays at least 1%, because the lowest tax is 1% and self-burn coins pay a flat 1% - LetsCash went live on 29 July 2026, so it has a short record - KuCoin News reported audits in progress in July 2026, but we found no published report - The site warned on 17 October 2026 that slow Robinhood Chain nodes can make a trade, claim or launch fail to send - The factory contract is upgradeable behind a proxy, although the docs say it holds no funds ### Best for - Creators who want to set their own tax and take 0.7% to 9.7% of every trade - Creators who want a coin priced in dollars, since a pool can trade against USDG instead of ETH - Traders who want a token in its final pool from the first second, with no curve and no migration ### Skip it if - You trade often on 3%, 5% or 10% coins. The tax applies to every buy and every sell - You want an audited platform. We found no published audit report for LetsCash - You want a referral discount. LetsCash publishes no referral terms, and MemeFees holds no LetsCash code ### What is LetsCash? LetsCash is a memecoin launchpad on Robinhood Chain at letscash.fun. The community behind CASHCAT built it, and CASHCAT itself first launched on the NOXA launchpad. KuCoin News reported the launch of letscash.fun on 29 July 2026. Each LetsCash token is born inside its own Uniswap v4 pool. One factory transaction deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20 token, creates and seeds the pool with the entire supply, locks the liquidity and runs the creator's first buy. The pool trades against ETH or USDG, a dollar stablecoin, and the creator picks one at launch. Every LetsCash token address ends in "cc". The site says that a new pool opens at a market cap of a few thousand dollars. Because the pool is the market from the first trade, any terminal, bot or aggregator on Robinhood Chain can trade the coin without a special integration. Coins from the first beta still trade on legacy.letscash.fun, on the first build of the contracts. You can follow LetsCash fees on the [LetsCash stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/letscash). ### Is LetsCash safe and legit? LetsCash is a working launchpad with on-chain rules that a trader can check, but it has a short record and no published audit. You trade from your own wallet, and the platform never holds your funds. The contracts are verified on the Robinhood Chain explorer, according to the LetsCash about page. The liquidity lock is the main safety feature. The hook contract runs inside every swap and rejects every attempt to remove pool liquidity. The docs say that the hook is immutable and that no upgrade, including one by the LetsCash team, can change the lock. A creator cannot pull the pool. A creator can still sell the tokens from the first buy, so check how much the creator bought. The tax ceiling is also in the hook. The docs say that the old ceiling was 90%, in a contract that could be upgraded, and that the current ceiling of 10% cannot be raised by anyone. The factory, the contract that launches tokens, is upgradeable behind a proxy so that new launch modes can ship. The docs say that the factory holds no funds and has no power over tokens already launched. On 29 July 2026, KuCoin News reported that letscash.fun was in final security audits with Hyacinth Audits and SB Security. We found no published report from either firm, and DefiLlama lists zero audits for LetsCash. We found no report of an exploit. On 17 October 2026, the site showed a notice that the Robinhood Chain nodes it reads from were degraded. The notice says that coins and balances are safe, but a trade, claim or launch may fail to send. A failed send did not happen, so try it again later. The coins are the larger risk. The site footer says that memecoins can go to zero, and a thin pool moves hard in both directions. A locked pool does not stop a price crash. ### LetsCash fees and the launch tax Each LetsCash trade pays the tax that the creator chose at launch: 1%, 3%, 5% or 10%. The about page says that 1% is the default. The hook takes the tax inside the swap, on buys and sells, in ETH or USDG. Nobody, including LetsCash, can raise the rate after launch, and the token page and card show it. The platform keeps 0.3% of the trade at every rate. The creator side gets the rest: 0.7%, 2.7%, 4.7% or 9.7% of the trade. In self-burn mode the tax is a flat 1%, the creator earns nothing, and the 0.7% buys the coin on its own pool and destroys it, so the total supply falls. Launching costs about one dollar in ETH, per the about page. The fee is paid in ETH even for a USDG pool, and it exists to price out spam. Robinhood Chain gas is extra. To see how launchpads earn from fees, read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money). ### Fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade On a 1% LetsCash coin, a $100 buy pays a $1.00 tax: $0.70 to the creator side and $0.30 to the platform. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00: $7.00 to the creator side and $3.00 to the platform. A round trip, a $1,000 buy and a $1,000 sell, pays $20.00 in tax. On a 10% coin, the same $100 buy pays $10.00, of which $9.70 goes to the creator side. A $1,000 buy pays $100.00, of which $97.00 goes to the creator side. A round trip at 10% costs $200.00 before price impact. The 3% and 5% rungs fall between: $30.00 and $50.00 on a $1,000 buy. The same $1,000 buy costs $10.00 on a Pons V1 pool, which charges 1%, and $2.50 on Pools, which charges a 0.25% pool fee on Robinhood Chain. A 1% LetsCash coin costs the same as Pons V1. A higher LetsCash tax pays the creator more and gives traders a reason to trade another coin. ### Where the 0.3% platform cut goes The platform cut lands in a revenue splitter contract. A quarter buys CASHCAT on the open market and sends it to the dead address. A quarter buys CASHCAT for the treasury. The rest pays for servers, infrastructure and development. Both CASHCAT buys are public functions that pay a bounty to whoever calls them, so anyone can trigger a burn. On a USDG pool, the platform cut is sold for ETH through a Uniswap v3 route, priced against that route's time-weighted average, before it reaches the treasury. The tokenomics page on letscash.fun shows the burn totals as trades happen. ### Creator rewards and fee splits A creator claims the fee share in the pool's own asset, ETH or USDG, whenever they like. On a standard coin, the fee stream can move to a new address in one call, with any unclaimed fees. The creator can also name a wallet at launch to receive the stream from the start. A launch can split the creator share between two to four recipients on fixed shares. Nobody can change the shares after launch. Anyone can call the function that pulls fees from the hook and credits each recipient, and each recipient then collects their own balance. One recipient who cannot receive the asset blocks only themselves. Compare these terms with other launchpads in our guide to [creator fees](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees). ### Airdrop vaults LetsCash has a beta feature for creator airdrops. A creator can send an agreed share of the first buy into a vault that nobody can withdraw from. Tokens leave the vault only along a recipient list that the creator publishes on chain, after a 5-minute public notice. Anyone can then trigger the payout. If the creator never publishes a list, the vault destroys the tokens after 7 days. The docs state the limit plainly. The vault proves disclosure, not fairness. A creator can publish a list with one wallet that they own and pay themselves, and the coin page then says so. ### Who should use LetsCash? Creators who want control over their income are the best fit. They pick the tax, the pool asset and the fee recipients, and the contracts hold those choices for good. A USDG pool pays the creator in dollars with no conversion. Traders who want a coin in its final pool from launch also fit. There is no graduation cliff and no migration day. Traders who buy and sell often should stick to 1% coins, because the tax applies to every trade. Traders who want the lowest fee on Robinhood Chain should look at Pools first. ### LetsCash vs Pons and Pools Pons V1 is the closest alternative. Both launch straight into a pool with no curve, and a Pons V1 pool charges 1% with 70% to the creator under the current factory. A 1% LetsCash coin splits the same way, 0.7% to the creator and 0.3% to the platform. LetsCash adds higher tax rungs, USDG pools and fee splits. Pons V2 adds a curve before the pool. See [Pons vs LetsCash](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-letscash) for the live numbers. Pools is the cheapest of the three for traders. Pools charges a 0.25% pool fee on Robinhood Chain and no launch fee, and the creator fee is optional. See [LetsCash vs Pools](https://memefees.com/vs/letscash-vs-pools-trade) for the side-by-side data. NOXA, where CASHCAT first launched, uses a 1% Uniswap V3 pool fee. The table below compares all four. Pons publishes separate V1 and V2 fee terms. A V1 token trades in a locked pool with a 1% fee, and the fee on a V2 token depends on its settings. Check which version a Pons token uses before you compare it with a LetsCash coin. ### LetsCash referral code We found no published referral program for LetsCash, and MemeFees holds no LetsCash code. Fee splits pay named recipients a share of the creator side. They give traders no discount. ### LetsCash fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | About one dollar in ETH | Paid in ETH for ETH and USDG pools. Robinhood Chain gas is extra. | | Trading tax | 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% of each buy and sell | Set at launch. 1% is the default. Nobody can raise it later. | | Platform cut | 0.3% of each trade | The same at every rate. A quarter buys and burns CASHCAT, a quarter buys CASHCAT for the treasury. | | Creator share | 0.7%, 2.7%, 4.7% or 9.7% | Paid in ETH or USDG. Can be split between up to four recipients. | | Self-burn mode | Flat 1% | The 0.7% creator share buys the coin and burns it. The creator earns nothing. | | Graduation | None | The pool is seeded at launch and the liquidity is locked forever. | Sources: LetsCash docs (letscash.fun/docs), the LetsCash about page (letscash.fun/about), the LetsCash tokenomics page and legacy site (legacy.letscash.fun), KuCoin News (29 July 2026) and DefiLlama protocol data (api.llama.fi/protocol/letscash). All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is LetsCash safe? LetsCash locks all pool liquidity in a contract that cannot be upgraded, and it caps the tax at 10%. You trade from your own wallet. We found no published audit report, and the platform went live on 29 July 2026. The coins themselves can go to zero. ### What are the LetsCash fees? Each trade pays the tax that the creator chose: 1%, 3%, 5% or 10%. The platform keeps 0.3% of the trade, and the creator side gets the rest. Launching costs about one dollar in ETH. ### How does launching on LetsCash work? One transaction deploys the token, seeds a Uniswap v4 pool with the whole supply, locks the liquidity and runs the creator's first buy. The creator picks ETH or USDG as the pool asset. ### Can a LetsCash creator pull the liquidity? No. The hook contract rejects every liquidity withdrawal, and the docs say that no upgrade can change that. The creator can still sell the tokens from the first buy. ### What is self-burn mode? A self-burn coin pays a flat 1% tax. The platform keeps 0.3%, and the other 0.7% buys the coin on its own pool and destroys it. The creator earns nothing. ### Does LetsCash have a referral program? We found no published referral terms for LetsCash, and MemeFees holds no LetsCash code. Sources: - [LetsCash docs](https://letscash.fun/docs) - [KuCoin News](https://www.kucoin.com/news/flash/cashcat-launches-token-issuance-platform-letscash-fun) - [Memeburn](https://memeburn.com/cashcat-launches-its-own-launchpad-on-robinhood-chain/) --- ## Maestro Bot review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/maestro Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Maestro is a Telegram trading and sniping bot for Solana, EVM chains, Tron and TON. We checked its fees, cashback, wallet model, referral terms and the 2023 router exploit against Maestro's own docs, terms and posts. ### Verdict Maestro charges 1% on each successful buy and sell, per its docs on 1 October 2026. Every user gets 15% to 30% of that fee back as cashback, by volume tier, so the net fee is 0.85% to 0.7%. Transfers are free. The bot trades on twelve chains from one Telegram chat, including Solana, Ethereum, BSC and Base. Maestro is one of the older Telegram bots. Its X account dates from September 2021, and DefiLlama's fee series for it starts in July 2022. In October 2023, an attacker exploited the Maestro Router 2 contract on Ethereum. Maestro says that it stopped the attack within 30 minutes and paid 610 ETH to refund every affected wallet. The bot holds the private keys of the wallets that you use in it, so keep only trading money there. ### Pros - Cashback of 15% (Bronze) to 30% (Diamond) of the fee for every user, with no opt-in - Twelve chains in one bot, including Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Tron and TON - Token reports warn about honeypots, blacklist risk and taxes that the bot cannot estimate - Transfers are free; the 1% fee applies only to buys and sells - After the 2023 router exploit, Maestro refunded the affected wallets within 10 hours, by its own account ### Cons - The bot keeps your wallet keys on its servers, encrypted, so a server breach is a risk that you cannot control - The docs list no discount for a new user who joins through a referral link - Premium costs $200 a month and adds the faster Pro bot, more wallets and more copytrade slots - The Telegram chat interface has no charts or dashboard - DefiLlama tracks Maestro's fees but not its volume, so trade volume is not independently visible ### Best for - Traders who want one Telegram bot for Solana, EVM chains, Tron and TON - Traders who want a token report with honeypot, blacklist and tax warnings before a buy - Active traders who will reach a higher cashback tier, where the net fee falls to 0.7% ### Skip it if - You want a web terminal with charts. Maestro works in Telegram chat only - You want full control of your keys at all times. Maestro's terms say that it needs the private keys of your bot wallets to trade - You want a sign-up discount. The referral program pays the referrer, and the docs list no discount for the new user - You want to compare trade volume. DefiLlama reports Maestro's fees but no volume series ### What is the Maestro bot? Maestro is a trading bot that runs inside Telegram. You paste a token contract address into the chat, and the bot replies with a token report. From the report you can buy, sell, set limit orders or copy the trades of other wallets. Auto Snipe buys a new token at launch on Ethereum, BSC, Base and Solana. On Solana, Auto Snipe covers tokens that launch in Raydium V4 pools. The docs list twelve chains: Solana, BSC, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron and TON. On Solana, the bot trades on Raydium, Orca, Meteora, FluxBeam, Pump.fun and Moonshot. Maestro's terms of service name Algo Tech Ltd. as the service provider, under the law of British Columbia, Canada. Its X account dates from September 2021. Our [Maestro profile](https://memefees.com/terminals/maestro) shows the fee data that DefiLlama reports for the bot. ### Maestro bot fees Maestro charges 1% on every successful buy and sell, manual or automatic. Transfers between wallets have no fee. Gas, priority fees and token taxes are separate. The bot takes the fee in two ways. On Solana, it takes the fee in the same transaction as the trade. On the other chains, it records what each Telegram account owes and takes the amount later, from the wallet with the highest balance, once the debt passes a chain minimum. The docs give minimums of 0.5 TON, 1 MON and 10 TRX for TON, Monad and Tron. The security FAQ says that such a transfer to a Maestro fee address is a fee payment. The docs list each fee address, so you can check the payments in a block explorer. Cashback lowers the fee for every user. The rebate is 15% of the fee at Bronze, 20% at Silver, 25% at Gold and 30% at Diamond. Your tier depends on your trading volume. You claim cashback per chain after it passes a chain minimum, and the claim pays its own network fee. Premium costs $200 a month. Premium does not lower the 1% fee. It adds the faster Maestro Pro bot, a launch simulator, 10 wallets per chain instead of 8, 12 copytrade wallets per chain instead of 5, and more limit orders. ### Is the Maestro bot safe? Maestro is a working bot with a long record, but it holds your keys. You can create a wallet in the bot or import one. Maestro's security FAQ says that all private keys are AES encrypted on its servers. The terms say that Maestro needs the private keys of a wallet to make trades, and that it does not take custody of your assets. In practice, the bot can sign transactions from any wallet that you add to it. The wallet setup page tells users to make a new wallet and not to import their main wallet. The known incident is the Router 2 exploit in October 2023. On 25 October 2023, Maestro posted on X that an attacker had used a flaw in its Router 2 contract on Ethereum mainnet to take tokens from the wallets of some users. Maestro said that the attacker sold the tokens for about 280 ETH. Maestro also said that its team stopped the attack within 30 minutes, because the router is an upgradeable proxy that it could patch. Trading came back within 2 hours. In a second post the same day, Maestro said that every affected wallet got a full refund within 10 hours. For 9 of the 11 tokens, Maestro bought the tokens back and returned them, at a cost of 276 ETH. For the other 2 tokens, JOE and LMI, it paid the ETH value plus 20%, at a cost of 334 ETH. The total was 610 ETH. Maestro said that wallet keys were not exposed in the attack. We found no other reported exploit of Maestro as of 1 October 2026. Our search does not prove that none happened. In June 2023, Maestro also cleared all unpaid fees that users owed up to 12 June 2023, per its fee docs. To lower the risk, turn on two-factor login for your Telegram account. Write your private key on paper and delete the message from the chat, as the security FAQ says. Keep only the money that you plan to trade in a Maestro wallet. The tokens are the bigger risk: most new memecoins lose most of their value, as our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) shows. ### How to use Maestro Open the official bot from maestrobots.com and press Start. Pick your chains, then create or import a wallet for each chain. You can connect up to 8 wallets per chain. Fund the wallet, then paste a contract address to get the token report. Set slippage, gas and the auto-buy checks before your first trade. The bot can block an auto-buy when it finds a blacklist risk. Other warnings, such as a honeypot or a tax that it cannot estimate, tell you to stop and check the token. The warnings do not make a token safe. ### Maestro referral program Maestro pays the referrer a 25% lifetime commission on the fees of each new user who starts the bot through the referral link. The link counts only for a user who starts the bot for the first time. A token link can also earn a share: when an existing referred user trades through it, the original referrer and the link owner split the 25%. The docs list no discount or bonus for the new user. Every user gets the same 15% to 30% cashback, with or without a referral link. We hold no Maestro referral code, so the link on this page is a plain link to Maestro. ### What the data shows DefiLlama lists Maestro in its Telegram Bot category and reports its fees. It does not publish a volume series for Maestro, so our tables show a dash for volume. On EVM chains the bot collects fees in batches, not per trade, so daily fee totals do not convert cleanly to daily volume. ### Maestro vs Trojan, Banana Gun, Bloom and GMGN All five bots list a 1% fee on most trades. Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual Ethereum trades. The other differences are the discounts, the chains and the interface. Bloom gives 10% off the fee to users who join through a referral link. Maestro, Trojan and Banana Gun do not list a discount for new users. Maestro and Trojan both pay cashback to every user. Maestro covers the most chains of the five, including Tron and TON. Trojan trades only Solana spot. Trojan, GMGN and Banana Gun also have web terminals. The comparison table on this page shows each bot's listed fee and its DefiLlama fees for the last 30 days. For Solana bots only, read our [best Solana trading bots guide](https://memefees.com/guides/best-solana-trading-bots). ### Maestro bot fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Maestro trading fee | 1% of each buy and sell | Charged on successful trades only, manual or automatic. | | Transfers | Free | Moving coins or tokens between wallets has no Maestro fee. | | Cashback for all users | 15% to 30% of the fee | Bronze 15%, Silver 20%, Gold 25%, Diamond 30%, by trading volume. Claimed per chain above a minimum. | | Net fee after cashback | 0.85% to 0.7% | 1% minus the cashback for your tier. | | Fee collection, Solana | In the same transaction | Taken with each trade. | | Fee collection, other chains | Batched per Telegram account | Taken from your wallet with the highest balance after the debt passes a chain minimum, for example 0.5 TON or 10 TRX. | | Premium subscription | $200 a month | Optional. Adds the Pro bot and higher limits. Does not change the 1% fee. | | Referral discount for new users | None listed | The referrer earns 25% of the new user's fees. | | Gas, priority fees and token taxes | Varies | Paid to the network or set by the token, not by Maestro. | Source: Maestro docs (docs.maestrobots.com Monetization, Cashback, Referral Program and Premium Subscription pages), checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is the Maestro bot safe? Maestro has run since at least 2022 and refunded users in full after its 2023 router exploit, by its own account. The bot holds your wallet keys, encrypted, on its servers. Use a new wallet, turn on Telegram two-factor login and keep only trading money in the bot. ### What happened in the Maestro router exploit? In October 2023, an attacker used a flaw in the Maestro Router 2 contract on Ethereum to take tokens from users. Maestro said that it stopped the attack within 30 minutes and spent 610 ETH to refund every affected wallet within 10 hours. ### What are the Maestro trading bot fees? Maestro charges 1% on each successful buy and sell. Cashback of 15% to 30% lowers the net fee to between 0.85% and 0.7%. Transfers are free. Gas and token taxes are separate, and Premium costs $200 a month. ### Is Maestro legit? Yes. Maestro is a working Telegram bot, and DefiLlama has tracked its fees since July 2022. Its terms name Algo Tech Ltd. as the service provider, under the law of British Columbia, Canada. ### Does the Maestro referral link give a discount? No discount for the new user is listed in the docs. The referrer earns a 25% lifetime commission on the new user's fees. Every user gets the separate 15% to 30% cashback. ### Which chains does the Maestro bot support? The docs list twelve chains: Solana, BSC, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron and TON. The available tools vary by chain. ### Why do I see transfers from my wallet to a Maestro address? On chains other than Solana, Maestro collects the 1% fee in batches. It takes the fee from your wallet with the highest balance after your unpaid fees pass a chain minimum. The docs list the fee addresses. Sources: - [Maestro docs: fees](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/monetization) - [Maestro docs: referral program](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/referral-program) - [Maestro docs: cashback tiers](https://docs.maestrobots.com/sniper/cashback) - [Maestro on X (account joined September 2021)](https://x.com/MaestroBots) - [DefiLlama Maestro fee adapter (EVM fee series from 1 July 2022)](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/maestro.ts) --- ## Meteora DBC review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/meteora-dbc Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Meteora's bonding-curve program that other Solana launchpads build on. We checked its fee rules, audits, migration and safety record against Meteora's docs and GitHub on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Meteora DBC (Dynamic Bonding Curve) is launch infrastructure, not a launchpad that you use directly. A launchpad writes a config for the curve, the fees, the quote token and the migration, and creators launch tokens from that config. Meteora takes 20% of every DBC trading fee and a fixed 0.2% of the liquidity at migration. Everything else in the cost of a trade depends on the launchpad. On safety, DBC has a strong code record: Meteora lists 18 audit reports from Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith, and the source is public on GitHub. The weak point is the config. DBC requires only 10% of migrated liquidity to stay locked after day one, so check the launchpad's settings before you treat a graduated pool as safe. ### Pros - Meteora's audit page lists 18 DBC reports from three firms - The program source is public on GitHub, and Meteora publishes the program ID - A curve can have up to 16 segments, with fixed, linear or exponential fee schedules and an optional dynamic fee - Partner, creator and protocol trading fees can be claimed as they accrue, before migration - Meteora's keepers migrate eligible pools to DAMM v2 automatically ### Cons - Meteora takes 20% of every curve trading fee and 0.2% of the liquidity at migration, on top of the launchpad's own terms - The trading fee can reach 99%, so the cost of a trade depends on the config - Only 10% of migrated liquidity must stay locked after day one - DefiLlama lists zero audits for DBC, so you must read Meteora's own audit page - Meteora's co-founder resigned in February 2025 after the LIBRA token scandal ### Best for - Builders who want an audited bonding-curve program instead of writing their own launch contract - Launchpads that need custom fee schedules, anti-sniper fees, Token 2022 support or USDC curves - Traders who want to check what sits under a Bags or Believe token before they buy ### Skip it if - You are a creator who wants to launch a token today without code. Pick a launchpad that runs on DBC - You want one fixed fee for every token. The DBC fee can be anything from 0.25% to 99% - You add DBC fee totals to Believe or Bags totals. The data overlaps and counts the same trades twice ### What is Meteora DBC? Meteora DBC, short for Dynamic Bonding Curve, is Meteora's permissionless token launch program on Solana. The program runs at the mainnet address dbcij3LWUppWqq96dh6gJWwBifmcGfLSB5D4DuSMaqN. Meteora's public GitHub repository for the program was created in March 2025. DBC starts each launch with a virtual pool. Traders buy and sell against a bonding curve, and every buy adds quote tokens, such as SOL or USDC, to the pool. When the quote reserve reaches the threshold in the config, curve trading stops and the launch graduates into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Read [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve) if the model is new to you. DBC is built for launchpads. A partner creates a reusable config with the quote token, the curve, the fees, the token type, the migration target and the liquidity split. A creator then launches a token from that config through the partner's site. DefiLlama's fee data for Bags and Believe includes DBC activity, so those launchpads run on DBC in whole or in part. ### Is Meteora DBC safe? The DBC program has a long audit record. Meteora's audit page lists nine reports from Offside Labs, eight from Zenith and one from OtterSec, across program versions 0.1.1 to 0.2.2. The reports are public in Meteora's audits repository on GitHub. DefiLlama shows zero audits for DBC because its listing does not link them, so use Meteora's page. DBC is non-custodial. You trade from your own wallet, and the program holds the curve funds in on-chain vaults. Only the config's fee claimer can claim the partner fees, and only the current pool creator can claim the creator fees, per the DBC permissions docs. The liquidity lock is the point to check. Each config splits the migrated liquidity between the partner and the creator, as unlocked, permanently locked or vesting liquidity. DBC requires at least 10% of the migrated liquidity to remain locked one day after migration, and it caps vesting at 2 years. A config can therefore leave up to 90% of the pool liquidity unlocked after day one. Ask the launchpad how its config splits the liquidity. Meteora as a company has one serious episode on record. On 17 February 2025, Meow, who co-founded Jupiter and Meteora, said on X that Meteora co-founder Ben Chow had resigned. The Block reported that the LIBRA token team had created its liquidity pools on Meteora, and that Jupiter and Meteora would hire an independent third party to investigate. LIBRA launched in February 2025, before Meteora created the DBC repository in March 2025. The report did not describe a flaw in Meteora's code. The tokens are the larger risk. Most memecoins lose almost all their value, and a launch on DBC tells you nothing about the quality of the token. ### Meteora DBC fees Every DBC swap pays a trading fee made of a base fee and an optional dynamic fee. The launchpad sets both in the config. The base fee must be at least 0.25%, and the total fee cannot pass 99%. A high fee that falls over time is the usual anti-sniper design: a linear or exponential scheduler starts high and falls to the final fee. Meteora's protocol share is 20% of the total trading fee. When a referrer is present, the referrer gets 20% of that protocol share, not an extra fee. The other 80% goes to the partner and the creator, and the config sets the creator's percentage. The fee can be taken in the quote token or in the token that the trader receives. A partner can also charge a pool creation fee when a creator launches, and a migration fee taken from the quote reserve at graduation. Meteora adds a fixed 0.2% protocol liquidity fee at migration, which reduces the liquidity that enters the DAMM v2 pool. After migration, the DAMM v2 pool has its own fee settings, also set in the config. To see how these fees fund launchpads, read [how launchpads make money](https://memefees.com/learn/how-launchpads-make-money). ### Fee example on a $100 and a $1,000 trade Take a launchpad config with a fixed 1% fee and a 50% creator share. A $100 buy pays $1.00. Meteora takes $0.20, and the creator and the partner get $0.40 each. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00: $2.00 to Meteora, $4.00 to the creator and $4.00 to the partner. At the 0.25% minimum, the same $1,000 buy pays $2.50, of which $0.50 goes to Meteora. If the trade has a referrer, the referrer takes 20% of Meteora's part, so $0.40 of the $2.00 in the 1% example. Network fees on Solana are extra. In the first seconds of a launch with an anti-sniper scheduler, the fee can be far higher. A $100 buy at a 50% starting fee pays $50.00. The total cap is 99%. Read the fee in the launchpad's quote before you buy a new token. For comparison, a $1,000 buy on a pump.fun curve costs $17.00 in the pump.fun web or mobile app. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50, plus the fee that the app charges. Bags, which runs on DBC, charges 2% in its default Solana mode, or $20.00. ### How DBC migration works When the quote reserve reaches the migration threshold, normal curve trading stops. If the config has locked vesting, the pool waits for a locker step. The quote reserve and the configured base amount then seed a new DAMM v2 pool, and DBC applies the configured locks and hands the positions to the partner and the creator. New configs must migrate to DAMM v2. DAMM v1 remains only for older pools that already target it. Meteora runs migration keepers on mainnet. They migrate a completed pool on its own when the threshold is at least 10 SOL, 750 USDC, 1,500 JUP or 750 JupUSD, among other listed quote tokens. Other pools can use Meteora's manual migrator. After a curve completes, any extra quote tokens become surplus that the partner and the creator can withdraw. Unsold tokens from a fixed supply go to the config's leftover receiver after migration. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after this step. ### What a launchpad can configure A DBC curve can use one segment or up to 16, so a launchpad can shape how fast the price rises as demand grows. The quote token can be SOL, USDC or another supported mint, and DBC supports SPL tokens, Token 2022 tokens and Token 2022 transfer-hook pools. A Token 2022 quote mint that is not permissionless needs a token badge from a Meteora operator. The config also sets the fee schedule, the creator's fee share, the migration fee, the liquidity split after migration and the fee settings of the DAMM v2 pool. Meteora's docs warn that these settings define the economics of a launch, so launch teams should choose them with care. Meteora publishes a TypeScript SDK, Rust helpers and Go examples for integrations. ### Who should use Meteora DBC? Builders who run a launchpad are the main users. DBC gives them an audited curve, automatic migration, anti-sniper fee schedules and fee claims in one program, and Meteora keeps 20% of the trading fee for that service. Creators should use DBC through a launchpad, such as Bags, and judge that launchpad's terms. The creator share, the launch fee and the liquidity lock all come from the launchpad's config. Traders should check the fee in the quote and the liquidity split of the graduated pool. Data readers should not add DBC fee totals to Bags or Believe totals, because the same trades appear in both. ### Meteora DBC vs Raydium LaunchLab Raydium LaunchLab is the closest alternative. Both are Solana programs that other launchpads build on. LetsBONK runs on LaunchLab, while Bags runs on DBC. LaunchLab lets a platform set protocol, platform and creator fee parts and graduates tokens into a Raydium CPMM pool. DBC fixes Meteora's share at 20% of the trading fee and graduates tokens into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. pump.fun is the consumer alternative. pump.fun runs its own curve with a fixed 1.25% fee, plus a 0.45% app fee in its own web and mobile app, and graduates to PumpSwap. DBC has no single fee or brand for traders to compare, so compare the launchpads built on it. See [Raydium LaunchLab vs Meteora DBC](https://memefees.com/vs/raydium-launchlab-vs-meteora-dbc) for the live fee data, and the table below for the fee terms of each. ### Meteora DBC fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Curve trading fee | 0.25% minimum, 99% maximum | Set by the launchpad. Base fee plus an optional dynamic fee. | | Meteora protocol share | 20% of the trading fee | A referrer, when present, gets 20% of this share. | | Partner and creator share | 80% of the trading fee | The config sets the creator's percentage. Claimable as fees accrue. | | Pool creation fee | Set by the launchpad | Split between Meteora and the partner. | | Migration fees | 0.2% protocol fee + optional partner fee | The 0.2% reduces the liquidity that enters the DAMM v2 pool. | | Locked liquidity after migration | At least 10% after day one | Vesting locks last up to 2 years. | Sources: Meteora docs (docs.meteora.ag: What is DBC, DBC Fees, DBC Migration and Liquidity, DBC Accounts and Permissions, DBC audits), Meteora audits repository (github.com/MeteoraAg/audits), DBC program repository (github.com/MeteoraAg/dynamic-bonding-curve), DefiLlama protocol data (api.llama.fi/protocol/meteora-dynamic-bonding-curve) and The Block (18 February 2025). All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Meteora DBC safe? The DBC program has 18 public audit reports from Offside Labs, OtterSec and Zenith, and its source is on GitHub. You trade from your own wallet. Check the launchpad's config, because only 10% of migrated liquidity must stay locked after day one. ### What are the Meteora DBC fees? The launchpad sets a trading fee from 0.25% to 99%. Meteora takes 20% of that fee, and the partner and the creator split the rest. Migration adds a fixed 0.2% protocol liquidity fee. ### Can I launch a token directly on Meteora DBC? DBC is built for launchpads. A partner creates a config, and creators launch from that config through the partner's site, such as Bags. ### What happens when a DBC bonding curve fills? Curve trading stops, and the quote reserve and the configured token amount seed a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Meteora's keepers migrate eligible pools automatically. ### Which launchpads use Meteora DBC? DefiLlama's fee data for Bags and Believe includes DBC activity. Current Believe terms are unverified, and the Believe website does not load. Other Solana launchpads can also build on the program. ### Should I add DBC's fee numbers to Believe's or Bags' numbers? No. DBC settles trades for both, so its fee numbers overlap with theirs. Adding them counts the same trades twice. Sources: - [Meteora docs](https://docs.meteora.ag/get-started) - [Meteora DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) - [Meteora DBC migration and liquidity](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/migration-and-liquidity) - [Meteora DBC universal curve](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/universal-curve) - [Solana Compass on Bags/DBC](https://solanacompass.com/projects/BAGS) - [Believe DBC fee-adapter scope](https://github.com/DefiLlama/dimension-adapters/blob/master/fees/believe/index.ts) --- ## Moonshot App review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/moonshot Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A self-custodial phone app for buying memecoins on Solana with Apple Pay, a card or a bank transfer. We checked its fees, owner, custody model and referral terms against Moonshot's own docs. ### Verdict Moonshot is a self-custodial iOS and Android app from Buy Moonshots, Inc. for buying memecoins on Solana with Apple Pay, a card or a bank transfer. Moonshot's fee page on 1 October 2026 lists a 2.5% fee (minimum about $0.99) on trades from $2 to $100 and a 1% fee on larger trades. Card and bank deposits add the fee of the payment partner. Moonshot is a real company with app store listings since July 2024, and Jupiter announced a majority stake in January 2025. Your wallet keys stay with you, so Moonshot cannot freeze or recover your funds. The app is easy to fund, but small trades cost more than on the pump.fun or Jupiter Studio curves, and most memecoins can lose all of their value. ### Pros - Apple Pay, card, bank, PayPal and Venmo deposits through MoonPay, Coinbase, Robinhood, Binance and Revolut, by region - A self-custodial wallet on Turnkey infrastructure, with a secret phrase that you can export in Settings - Moonshot Create lists no creation fee, and creators get paid every hour once the unpaid balance is above $1 - Create coins bond at a market cap of one million dollars and move to a full pool through Meteora DBC ### Cons - Trades from $2 to $100 pay 2.5% with a minimum of about $0.99, which is more than the 1% to 1.25% curve fees at Jupiter Studio and pump.fun - MoonPay and the other payment partners charge their own fee on each deposit and withdrawal - During the TRUMP launch in January 2025, Moonshot reported an extremely high load and a backlog of support tickets - The referral bonus is iOS only, for the US and Singapore, and only while the memecoin supply lasts ### Best for - New buyers who want to fund a wallet with Apple Pay, a card, PayPal or Venmo instead of moving crypto first - Creators who want to launch a coin from a phone and earn a share of each trade - Traders who want a self-custodial wallet and a recovery phrase they can export ### Skip it if - You make many small trades. A $20 buy pays the minimum fee of about $0.99, or about 5% - You want leverage or tokenized stocks from the US, the UK or Canada. Moonshot does not offer them there - You want to trade tokens on Base or BNB Chain. Moonshot converts deposits from other chains into USDC or SOL on Solana ### What is the Moonshot app? Moonshot is a phone app for iOS and Android that lets you buy and sell memecoins on Solana. Its help center calls it a self-custodial wallet app, not an exchange. When you trade, the app sends your swap through the Jupiter aggregator to Solana DEXs. Moonshot does not hold your funds and is not the other side of your trade. The app also has Moonshot Create, a tool to launch your own coin, which went live in June 2025. Outside the US, the UK and Canada, the app also offers tokenized stocks (xStocks by Backed) and leverage of up to 250x on SOL, ETH and BTC. Moonshot is a different product from the old DEX Screener launchpad with the same name. Moonit's docs say that its classic curve is the same curve that "Moonshot (by DEX Screener)" used. The Moonshot app at moonshot.com comes from Buy Moonshots, Inc. and is a separate product. ### Is the Moonshot app legit? Yes, Moonshot is a real app from a named company. The terms of use name Buy Moonshots, Inc., with an address in Miami, Florida. Buy Moonshots, Inc. is also the seller on the Apple App Store, where the app first appeared in July 2024, and the developer on Google Play. On 25 January 2025, Jupiter's founder posted on X that Jupiter had acquired a majority stake in Moonshot. On 18 January 2025, Moonshot posted on X that the TRUMP memecoin website named Moonshot as the way to buy. In the same post, Moonshot said that it had an extremely high load and was working through its support tickets. We found no report of a hack of Moonshot or of lost user funds from a Moonshot fault, and no enforcement action against Buy Moonshots, Inc. Moonshot's docs do not say that Moonshot holds a license of its own. The card and bank payments go through partners such as MoonPay, Coinbase and Robinhood, and the docs say these regulated partners hold your funds during a deposit or withdrawal. ### Is Moonshot safe? Custody and account security Moonshot gives each account an embedded wallet that uses Turnkey's multi-party computation (MPC) system. In MPC, the key is split, so no single party holds all of it. You approve each transaction with a passkey, such as Face ID or Touch ID. Moonshot's docs say that the company cannot see your keys and cannot freeze, move or recover your funds. Self-custody has a cost. If you lose access and do not have your recovery phrase, Moonshot cannot help you. Export the secret phrase in Settings > Export keys and keep it offline. Moonshot says that its support team never asks for your login code or your secret phrase, and that a blue "Official" check shows a link to a known person or brand, not an endorsement. The coins are the larger risk. Anyone can create a coin, and unknown airdrops can be scams. A bonding curve sets the early price of a coin, but it does not create future demand. ### Moonshot fees Moonshot charges by trade size. A trade from $2 to $100 pays 2.5%, with a minimum of about $0.99. A trade above $100 pays 1%. The docs split the fee into a Moonshot fee and a crypto fee for network and routing costs, and the app shows the breakdown before you confirm. Price impact and slippage are separate, and the default slippage tolerance is up to 5%. The minimum fee makes small trades expensive. A $20 buy pays about $0.99, which is about 5% of the trade, before the deposit fee. MoonPay charges its own fee on each card or bank deposit and withdrawal, and the amount depends on the payment method. A crypto deposit that is already on Solana costs about 0.1% to swap, and a deposit from another chain costs about 0.25% to bridge and swap. Sends between wallets carry no Moonshot fee, but the network fee still applies. Leverage trades have their own schedule: 0.20% with a $0.25 minimum on trades from $5 to $100, 0.10% above $100, and a borrowing fee that grows every hour while the position is open. ### Deposits, withdrawals and payment methods To fund the wallet, open Holdings and tap Deposit. Moonshot lists five payment partners: MoonPay, Coinbase, Robinhood, Binance and Revolut. Between them, they accept debit and credit cards, bank transfers, PayPal, Venmo and Apple Pay. The methods you see depend on your region, and your deposit arrives as USDC or SOL. Withdrawals to a card or bank go through MoonPay, Coinbase or Robinhood. You can also send crypto to any Solana address. Blockchain transfers cannot be reversed, so send a small test amount first. ### Moonshot Create: launching a coin and creator fees To launch a coin, you give a ticker, name, image and description, then pick an optional first buy and your creator fee share. The Create guide lists no creation fee. Buyers trade on a bonding curve until the coin reaches a market cap of one million dollars. The coin then bonds, which means its liquidity moves to a full pool through the Meteora DBC program, and it gets a purple "Created on Moonshot" badge. Create coins carry a dynamic fee of 0.5% per trade before bonding and 0.3% after bonding. The creator earns 0.25% of each trade before bonding and up to 0.15% after, at the share set in the create form. Moonshot pays creators every hour once the unpaid balance is above $1. ### Moonshot referral code and bonus The Moonshot referral link on this page uses the code AIFvZS on moonshot.com. Moonshot runs a limited iOS bonus for US and Singapore card or bank depositors, while supplies last. To qualify, you install the app on iOS, sign up through a referral link, use a real email address and make a deposit with Apple Pay, a debit card, a bank transfer, Venmo or PayPal. The bonus terms say that the reward is memecoins from a pool funded by third-party sponsors, and that both users must pass identity checks before they get them. The terms list the odds: most rewards are memecoins worth about $3 at the time of the claim. If you do not see a "Referral bonus" banner on the home screen, your account is not eligible or the supply has run out. Separately, the person who invites you earns a share of your trading fees, paid in USDC. ### Moonshot vs pump.fun and FOMO pump.fun is a launchpad for traders who already hold SOL in a wallet, and its curve fee of 1.25% (1.70% in the pump.fun app since 17 October 2026) is lower than Moonshot's 2.5% on small trades. FOMO is another trading app, with a public trade feed, a leaderboard and trading on more chains than Solana. Moonshot fits best when you want to pay with Apple Pay or a card and keep your own keys. See pump.fun vs Moonshot and FOMO vs Moonshot for the fee terms side by side. ### Moonshot fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Trade, $2 to $100 | 2.5%, minimum about $0.99 | Split into a Moonshot fee and a crypto fee for network and routing. The app shows the breakdown before you confirm. | | Trade, above $100 | 1% | Same split as the smaller tier. | | Card, bank, PayPal or Venmo deposit and withdrawal | Partner fee | MoonPay or another partner charges its own fee, which depends on the payment method. | | Crypto deposit already on Solana | About 0.1% | A swap into USDC or SOL. USDC on Solana into USDC has no fee. | | Crypto deposit from another chain | About 0.25% | A bridge and a swap into USDC or SOL. | | Send to another wallet | No Moonshot fee | The network fee applies. A first send to a new Solana wallet adds a one-time rent fee. | | Create a coin | No creation fee listed | You choose an optional first buy and your creator fee share. | | Create coin trading fee | 0.5% before bonding, 0.3% after | The creator earns 0.25% before bonding and up to 0.15% after. | | Leverage trade | 0.20% (minimum $0.25) up to $100, 0.10% above | Plus an hourly borrowing fee. Not available in the US, the UK or Canada. | Source: Moonshot support docs (trade fees, cross-chain deposits, creator fees and leverage fees pages), checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is the Moonshot app legit? Yes. Buy Moonshots, Inc. runs the app, which has been on the Apple App Store since July 2024 and is also on Google Play. Jupiter announced a majority stake in January 2025. We found no report of a hack of Moonshot. Most memecoins on the app can still lose all of their value. ### Is Moonshot safe to use? Moonshot is a self-custodial wallet, so only you can approve transactions with your passkey. The company cannot freeze or recover your funds. Export and store your secret phrase, and never share your login code or phrase with anyone. ### What are the Moonshot fees? Trades from $2 to $100 pay 2.5% with a minimum of about $0.99, and trades above $100 pay 1%. Card and bank deposits add the payment partner's fee. Crypto deposits cost about 0.1% to swap or about 0.25% to bridge from another chain. ### Who owns Moonshot? Buy Moonshots, Inc., a company with a Miami, Florida address, publishes the app. Jupiter's founder announced on 25 January 2025 that Jupiter had acquired a majority stake in Moonshot. ### Is Moonshot a crypto exchange? No. Moonshot describes itself as a self-custodial wallet app. It routes swaps through the Jupiter aggregator to Solana DEXs and does not hold user funds or take the other side of trades. ### Can I use Moonshot in the US? Yes, US users can buy and sell memecoins and use the US referral bonus. Leverage and tokenized stocks are not available in the US, the UK or Canada. ### Is there a Moonshot referral code? Yes. Use the code AIFvZS through the referral link on moonshot.com. Moonshot runs a limited iOS bonus for US and Singapore card or bank depositors, while supplies last. ### Is the Moonshot app the same as Moonshot on DEX Screener? No. DEX Screener ran an older launchpad called Moonshot, and Moonit now uses the same curve. The Moonshot app at moonshot.com is a separate product from Buy Moonshots, Inc. Sources: - [Moonshot app and Create documentation](https://support.moonshot.com/) - [Moonshot trading fee tiers](https://support.moonshot.com/trade/fees) - [Moonshot Create: how to launch a coin](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create) - [Moonshot creator fees](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create/creator-fees) - [Moonshot bonding ($1M market cap, Meteora DBC)](https://support.moonshot.com/coins/create/bonding) - [Moonit: the former DEX Screener Moonshot launchpad](https://docs.moon.it/docs/welcome) --- ## NOXA Fun review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/noxa Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A token launchpad that puts each new coin straight into a locked Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee. We checked its fees, its July 2026 outage and the change of operator against both sets of NOXA docs and the team's posts on X on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict NOXA Fun puts each new token straight into a Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee tier and locks the liquidity for good. There is no bonding curve, no migration and no token tax. A $100 trade pays $1.00 in pool fees, and a $1,000 trade pays $10.00. The current site at noxa.fi lists no launch fee and pays the creator half of the 1% fee. Treat NOXA as an unaudited launchpad with an unclear operator. In July 2026 the original team lost its domains, stopped new launches and moved to an ENS interface. The site at noxa.fi now links to a different X account, @NoxaLaunchpad, and we could not confirm that the original team runs it. The locked pools keep trading without either website, but the token you buy can still lose all its value. ### Pros - Liquidity sits in a locker contract permanently, so a creator cannot pull it out of the pool - No bonding curve and no token tax: every trade pays the same 1% pool fee before and after graduation - The current noxa.fi docs list no launch fee and pay creators half of the 1% fee in native ETH - Anti-snipe rules on the current site block every buyer except the creator on the launch block and limit buy size for the first hour - The original docs list seven chains, from Monad to Robinhood Chain, each with its own graduation milestone ### Cons - No audit is named in either set of docs, and DefiLlama lists 0 audits for NOXA Fun - The original team said on 16 July 2026 that it no longer controls the noxa.fi domains - Creator terms depend on the operator: the current site pays 50%, and the original team set fees on its pools to 100% for creators - The current noxa.fi links to @NoxaLaunchpad, a different X account from the original @Noxa_Fi, and we could not confirm who runs it - DefiLlama counts only pools above a minimum liquidity, so small launches do not show in the tracked fee totals ### Best for - Traders who want a token in a locked pool from the first block, with no curve to fill and no migration day - Creators who want to launch on Robinhood Chain with no launch fee and half of the pool fee paid to them in ETH - Holders of older NOXA tokens who want to claim creator fees through the original team's ENS interface ### Skip it if - You want an audited launchpad. Neither set of NOXA docs names an audit, and DefiLlama lists none - You need one clear operator behind the site. The original docs and the current noxa.fi docs give different creator terms, and the link between the two teams is not confirmed - You want a referral discount. Neither set of NOXA docs describes a referral program, and MemeFees holds no NOXA code ### What is NOXA Fun? NOXA Fun is a token launchpad for EVM chains. A launch creates an ERC-20 token and adds the whole supply as single-sided liquidity to a Uniswap V3 pool in the 1% fee tier. The token can trade from the next block. The original docs at docs.noxa.fi describe it as a launchpad with no LP migration and no token taxes. The original docs list seven chains: Monad, Intuition, MegaETH, Stable, Merlin, Arc and Robinhood Chain. Each chain has its own DEX options and its own graduation milestone. NOXA Fun went live on Robinhood Chain on 16 June 2026, according to a post by @Noxa_Fi on X. Robinhood Chain became its largest market. Our [Robinhood Chain page](https://memefees.com/chains/robinhood) shows the launchpads that compete there. Since July 2026 two sources describe NOXA. The first is the original team, which posts as @Noxa_Fi and runs an ENS interface at fun.noxa.eth. The second is the site at noxa.fi, which redirects to fun.noxa.fi and links to @NoxaLaunchpad. In this review, "original docs" means docs.noxa.fi and "current site" means fun.noxa.fi. ### Is NOXA Fun safe? NOXA Fun locks pool liquidity for good, but it has no published audit and an unclear operator. Both sets of docs say that the LP position goes into a locker contract and stays there forever. A creator therefore cannot remove the liquidity from the pool. The tokens have no tax in the contract, so the only trade fee is the 1% pool fee. You trade from your own wallet. NOXA does not hold your funds, and the current site says creator fees are claimed to the creator's wallet. The risk sits in the contracts and in the tokens. We found no audit report in docs.noxa.fi or in fun.noxa.fi/docs, and DefiLlama lists 0 audits for NOXA Fun on 17 October 2026. The current site adds anti-snipe rules. Its docs say that the contract blocks everyone except the creator from buying on the launch block, then limits buy size for the first hour. The docs do not state the size limit. Snipe limits reduce one kind of early dump, and they do nothing to stop a token losing its buyers later. The operator question is the main safety point. The original team said on X that it lost control of its domains in July 2026. The site at those domains now belongs to a team whose link to the original team we could not confirm. Before you connect a wallet, decide which interface you trust, and check the token contract on a block explorer. For a wider view of how many new tokens keep any value, read our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026). ### NOXA Fun fees Every NOXA trade pays the 1% fee of the Uniswap V3 pool. The fee is the same on the first trade and after graduation, because the liquidity never moves to a second pool. There is no separate platform fee on top and no tax written into the token. The current fun.noxa.fi docs list the launch as free. They split the 1% swap fee 50/50: half goes to the creator and half to the protocol. The creator claims the share as native ETH. The original docs give no launch fee amount and no split. They say that creators claim their fees in wrapped native tokens, such as WETH. On 14 July 2026 the original team said on X that it had set the trading fees on its pools to 100% for creators. Network fees are extra. On Robinhood Chain you pay gas in ETH. In a thin pool, price impact can cost much more than the 1% fee, so check the quote before a large trade. The [NOXA stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/noxa) shows the fees that NOXA pools collected over the last 30 days. ### Worked example: a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy of a NOXA token pays $1.00 to the pool as the 1% fee. On a token from the current site, $0.50 goes to the creator and $0.50 to the protocol. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00, split $5.00 and $5.00. A sell of the same size pays the same fee. A round trip of $100 in and $100 out therefore costs about $2.00 in pool fees before gas and price impact. On a token from the original team's pools, the same $1,000 buy also pays $10.00. The original team said that all of that fee goes to the creator. The rate you pay does not change between the two operators. Only the receiver of the fee changes. For scale, a bonding-curve trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app costs 1.70%, or $17.00 on $1,000, because of the Platform Fee from 17 October 2026. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50 on $1,000, plus the fee that the app charges. The two launchpads run on different chains, so the fee is only one part of the choice. Our guide to [memecoin launch cost](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-launch-cost) compares the cost to create a token. ### How launching and graduation work On the current site, a launch is one transaction. The contract mints the full supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens and deposits it as a single-sided Uniswap V3 position. The position is locked at once. The creator can add an image, a description and social links, and can make a first buy in the same transaction. Every token deploys to a vanity address that ends in 4663, the chain ID of Robinhood Chain. Graduation on NOXA is a milestone and not a migration. The original docs give 4.2 ETH on Robinhood Chain and MegaETH, 100,000 MON on Monad, 12,500 TRUST on Intuition, 10,000 gUSDT on Stable, 0.1 BTC on Merlin and 7,500 USDC on Arc. When a token reaches the target, the pool and the fee stay the same. Compare that with a curve launchpad in our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation). The current docs describe only Robinhood Chain. On-chain data that we read on 23 September 2026 shows that the current site launches through a new contract deployed on 22 July 2026. The old factory has logged no launch since 11 July 2026, when it switched launches off. The noxa.fi API listed 11 more coins on 17 October 2026 than on 23 September 2026, so new launches on the current site are rare. ### The July 2026 outage and the change of operator On 13 July 2026 @Noxa_Fi said that its domain went down after a Cloudflare problem. crypto.news reported on 15 July that the website was down for two days while the pools kept trading. The same report said that no rug pull had been confirmed. On 14 July the original team put a new interface online at fun.noxa.eth, reachable through eth.limo. The team said that the interface shows a snapshot of past tokens and lets creators claim fees. It also said that new launches would stay disabled. On 16 July the team said that its registrar had resold or taken over the original domains, and that it no longer controlled them. On 22 July 2026 the @NoxaLaunchpad account posted that it was live. The site at noxa.fi now links to that account and offers free launches on Robinhood Chain with a 50/50 fee split. We found no post from @Noxa_Fi that endorses the new site. Both interfaces loaded on 17 October 2026. ### Creator fees on NOXA Creators earn from trading volume in their own pool, never from a curve. On the current site, the creator receives half of every 1% fee, and the fees build up inside the locked position until the creator claims them in ETH. The original team's interface lets creators of older tokens claim their fees and shows the tokens where a wallet is the fee receiver. DefiLlama describes its NOXA Fun fee data as Uniswap swap fees on tokens from NOXA Fun, counted only for pools above $1,000 in TVL. It shows the full fee as supply-side revenue for creators and reports no protocol revenue. Our on-chain check found that most of these fees come from pools that the old factory created. Read [how creator fees work](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) to compare NOXA with other launchpads. ### Who should use NOXA Fun? NOXA suits traders who want instant pool trading with locked liquidity and a flat 1% fee. You never wait for a curve to fill, and you never trade through a migration. The model also suits creators who want ETH income from their pool and no launch fee, if they accept the current site's operator. NOXA is a poor fit if you need an audited contract, a named team or support that you can reach. It is also a poor fit if you want a curve launch with a fixed graduation event. In that case Pons V2 or pump.fun gives you a curve. Small new pools on any launchpad can have very little liquidity, so start with a small trade. ### NOXA Fun vs Pons Pons is the closest alternative, because Pons V1 uses the same model on Robinhood Chain: a token and a locked 1% WETH pool in one transaction, with no curve. A $1,000 trade costs $10.00 in pool fees on both. On a current Pons V1 token, $7.00 goes to the creator and $3.00 to Pons. On a NOXA token from the current site, the split is $5.00 and $5.00. Pons says that 80% of its protocol fees fund a PONS buyback. Pons V1 charges a 0.0005 ETH launch fee, and the current NOXA site charges none. Pons protects the first two blocks: only the creator can buy on the launch block, and in the next block a wallet can hold at most 5% of supply. NOXA's current site limits buys for the first hour. Pons publishes its contract addresses and a risk disclosure in its docs, and the current NOXA docs list no contract addresses. See [Pons vs NOXA](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-noxa) for live fees and launch counts side by side. LetsCash and Pools also launch on Robinhood Chain. The fee table below puts the fee terms of NOXA, Pons, LetsCash and Pools in one place. Pons publishes separate V1 and V2 fee terms. A V1 token trades in a locked pool with a 1% fee, and the fee on a V2 token depends on its settings. ### NOXA referral code We found no referral program in the original NOXA docs or in the current fun.noxa.fi docs, and MemeFees holds no NOXA code. Every trader pays the same 1% pool fee. If you see a NOXA referral or discount code elsewhere, treat it as unverified. ### NOXA Fun fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | Free on the current site | The original docs give no launch fee amount. Gas on the chain applies. | | Trading fee | 1% of each buy and sell | Uniswap V3 pool in the 1% fee tier. No token tax and no extra platform fee. | | Creator share | 50% of the 1% fee (current site) | Paid as native ETH. The original team set fees on its pools to 100% for creators on 14 July 2026. | | Protocol share | 50% of the 1% fee (current site) | The original docs publish no protocol share. | | Graduation | No fee, no migration | A milestone only, such as 4.2 ETH on Robinhood Chain. The pool and fee stay the same. | | Example trades | $1.00 on $100, $10.00 on $1,000 | Pool fee only. Gas and price impact are extra. | Sources: NOXA original docs (docs.noxa.fi/launchpad/overview and /launchpad/chains), current site docs (fun.noxa.fi/docs), @Noxa_Fi posts on X of 16 June, 13 July, 14 July and 16 July 2026, @NoxaLaunchpad post of 22 July 2026, crypto.news report of 15 July 2026, DefiLlama protocol and fee methodology for noxa-fun, and the noxa.fi stats API. All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is NOXA Fun safe? The pool design limits one risk: the liquidity is locked forever, so a creator cannot pull it. Other risks stay. No audit is published, the original team lost its domains in July 2026, and we could not confirm who runs the current noxa.fi site. Most new tokens can lose all their value. ### Is NOXA Fun legit? NOXA Fun is a working launchpad with public docs and pools that trade on Uniswap V3. The original team, @Noxa_Fi, stopped new launches in July 2026. The current noxa.fi site is linked to @NoxaLaunchpad, and its link to the original team is not confirmed. ### What are the NOXA Fun fees? Every trade pays the 1% Uniswap V3 pool fee: $1.00 on a $100 trade and $10.00 on a $1,000 trade. The current site lists no launch fee and pays half of the pool fee to the creator. Gas is extra. ### Is there a bonding curve on NOXA? No. A launch places single-sided liquidity directly into a locked pool. There is no curve to fill and no migration step afterward. ### Can I still launch on Robinhood Chain through NOXA? The current site at noxa.fi offers free launches on Robinhood Chain with a 50/50 fee split. The original team keeps new launches disabled on its own interface. ### How do creators earn on NOXA? Creators earn trading fees from their token's 1% pool. The current fun.noxa.fi docs give the creator 50% of that fee, paid in native ETH. The original team said on 14 July 2026 that fees on its pools go 100% to creators. ### Is NOXA cheaper than Pons? The trade fee is the same: both charge 1% on a locked pool, so $10.00 on a $1,000 trade. NOXA's current site has no launch fee, and Pons V1 charges 0.0005 ETH. Pons gives creators 70% of the fee, and NOXA's current site gives them 50%. ### Does NOXA have a referral program? Neither the original NOXA docs nor the current fun.noxa.fi docs describe a referral program, and MemeFees holds no NOXA code. The fee you pay is the 1% pool fee. Sources: - [NOXA docs](https://docs.noxa.fi/) - [noxa.fi docs (current site)](https://fun.noxa.fi/docs) - [crypto.news on the outage](https://crypto.news/cashcat-noxa-launchpad-outage-226-million-question/) --- ## Photon Sol review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/photon Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A Solana web terminal from Tiny Astro Inc., with Memescope, limit and DCA orders and up to 5 trading wallets. We checked its fees, custody model and referral terms against Photon's own docs. ### Verdict Photon Sol (photon-sol.tinyastro.io) is a Solana web terminal that charges 1% of the input amount on every buy and every sell, per Photon's fee docs on 1 October 2026. Priority fees, bribes and pool fees are extra. Photon's docs list no volume cashback and no discount for referred accounts. Tiny Astro Inc., a company with a British Virgin Islands address, operates Photon, per its terms of use. Photon generates a trading wallet for you and shows the private key once. We found no published report of a breach of Photon itself, but fake Photon sites exist. Use Photon for fast Solana trades, keep only your trading money in its wallet, and check the domain before you connect. ### Pros - Memescope gives a filtered live feed of new Pump.fun and Moonshot tokens - Buy-dip, stop-loss, take-profit and DCA orders run from the same token page - Up to 5 active trading wallets, with buys and sells across several wallets in one click - You get the private key of each trading wallet and can import it into Phantom - Three saved presets (S1, S2, S3) for slippage, priority fee, bribe and MEV settings ### Cons - The flat 1% fee has no published cashback or volume discount - Photon's system can sign trades from your trading wallet, so the wallet is a hot wallet - The docs name the company but no team members, and DefiLlama lists no audit - Photon shows the private key only once, so a lost key means you depend on Photon to reach the wallet - Photon's docs describe no benefit for a person who joins through a referral link ### Best for - Traders who want a simple Solana web terminal with a live new-token feed - Traders who want to buy and sell from up to 5 wallets at the same time - Traders who want limit, stop-loss, take-profit and DCA orders without a Telegram bot ### Skip it if - You want a fee below 1%. Photon's docs list no cashback tiers, while Axiom and Trojan publish cashback that lowers their 1% fee - You trade outside Solana. The Ethereum app now sends visitors to the Solana app - You want a referral link that lowers your fee. Photon's docs describe no benefit for a referred account ### What is Photon Sol? Photon Sol is the Solana version of Photon, a web trading terminal at photon-sol.tinyastro.io. Its X account is @tradewithPhoton. You connect a wallet such as Phantom, and Photon then generates a separate trading wallet for you. You fund that wallet with SOL and trade from it in the browser. Tiny Astro also built an Ethereum version of Photon at photon.tinyastro.io. On 1 October 2026, that address sent visitors to the Solana app. DefiLlama has Photon fee data on Solana from 12 January 2024. Photon runs in the browser, and its docs describe no Telegram bot. On mobile, the docs recommend the Phantom in-app browser. Search terms such as "Photon trading bot" and "Photon sniper bot" refer to this same web app, because it buys and sells in one click. ### Is Photon Sol safe and legit? Photon is a real trading platform with a named operator. Its terms of use name Tiny Astro Inc., with an address in Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. The terms apply the laws of Ontario, Canada. Photon's docs and terms name no founders or team members, and we found no official source that does. Custody is mixed. Photon generates your trading wallet and shows its private key once. Save the key, because the docs say that Photon does not show it again. With the key, you can import the wallet into Phantom and move funds without Photon. Photon also runs your limit and DCA orders while you are away, so its system can sign trades from that wallet. Treat the trading wallet as a hot wallet and keep only your trading money in it. We found no published report of a breach of Photon itself as of 1 October 2026. The documented risk is fake sites. In December 2025, the security site PCrisk described a fake Photon site at speedtrade[.]icu that drained wallets that connected to it. Photon's privacy policy says that Tiny Astro may collect your wallet address and IP address. We could not verify who runs Photon day to day, how Photon stores the keys of the wallets it generates, or whether an outside firm has audited it. DefiLlama lists no audit for Photon. The tokens are the larger risk. Photon's filters show holder and liquidity data, but they do not vet the memecoins that you buy. ### Photon fees Photon's fee page states one fee: 1% of the input amount on every buy and every sell, collected in SOL. The docs give an example. If you spend 5 SOL on a buy, Photon takes 0.05 SOL and uses 4.95 SOL for the purchase. On a sell worth 1 SOL, the fee is 0.01 SOL. Two network costs are extra, and you set both. The priority fee is a tip to Solana validators. The bribe goes to Jito validators. With a larger bribe, Photon sends the trade through its partner bloXroute. Pool and launchpad fees are also extra and do not go to Photon. The docs list no cashback tiers, no volume discount and no referral discount. The fee table on this page lists each cost. The comparison table puts Photon next to Axiom, GMGN and Trojan, with the fees that DefiLlama reports for each platform over the last 30 days. ### Photon trading bot features Memescope is a live feed of new Pump.fun and Moonshot tokens. You can filter it by top-10 holder share, holder count, developer holding, bonding-curve progress, liquidity, volume and market cap. Hover over the feed to pause it, then use Quick buy. Limit orders come in three types: buy dip, stop loss and take profit. You can set the target as a percentage drop, an exact market cap or a line on the chart. When a stop loss or take profit for 100% of a position runs, Photon cancels the other order. DCA orders split a buy or a sell into several orders over time. Multi-wallet support allows up to 5 active trading wallets. You can split a deposit across them and buy or sell from several wallets at once. Three presets store slippage, priority fee, bribe and MEV protection settings, and you can switch between them on any token page. ### Photon vs Axiom, GMGN and Trojan All four platforms list a 1% base fee per trade in their own docs. Photon's docs publish no way to lower that fee. Axiom offers volume cashback and a referral discount. Trojan pays SOL cashback that rises with your Arena rank. Photon trades on Solana only. Axiom also covers BSC and Robinhood Chain and adds Hyperliquid perps. GMGN pairs a web terminal with Telegram bots on several chains. Trojan runs a Solana Telegram bot and a web terminal. ### Photon referral link and @wizz Photon uses referral links, not typed codes. The link on this page carries the handle @wizz. Photon's docs have no referral page and describe no discount, rebate or other benefit for a person who signs up through a link. The @wizz link gives us credit for your sign-up under Photon's referral system. The link gives you no documented discount, and you pay the same 1% fee. ### Photon fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Photon trading fee | 1% of the input amount | On every buy and every sell, collected in SOL. | | Priority fee | Set by you | A tip to Solana validators for faster confirmation. Saved per preset. | | Bribe | Set by you | Paid to Jito validators. Above a set amount, Photon routes the trade through bloXroute. | | Pool or launchpad fee | Varies by pool | Charged by the pool or launchpad, not by Photon. Photon's docs give no figure. | | Cashback or volume discount | None documented | Photon's docs list no cashback tiers. | | Referral discount | None documented | A referred account pays the same 1% fee. | Source: Photon docs, fees, settings and Smart-MEV protection pages, checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Photon Sol safe? Photon has no published breach as of 1 October 2026, and you get the private key of your trading wallet. Photon's system can also sign trades from that wallet, so keep only trading money in it. Fake Photon sites exist, so use photon-sol.tinyastro.io only. ### Is Photon Sol legit? Yes. Photon is a real Solana trading terminal operated by Tiny Astro Inc., per its terms of use. DefiLlama has Photon fee data from January 2024. The docs name no team members. ### What are the Photon fees? Photon charges 1% of the input amount on every buy and every sell, collected in SOL. Priority fees, bribes and pool fees are extra. The docs list no cashback and no referral discount. ### Is Photon Sol free? No. Sign-up costs nothing, but Photon takes 1% of every buy and every sell. You also pay the Solana network costs that you set. ### Is Photon a Telegram bot? No. Photon is a web terminal that runs in the browser, and its docs describe no Telegram bot. On mobile, Photon's docs recommend the Phantom in-app browser. ### Can I use Phantom with Photon? Yes. You connect Phantom to sign in, and Photon generates a separate trading wallet. You can import that trading wallet into Phantom with its private key. ### Who owns Photon? Photon's terms of use name Tiny Astro Inc., with an address in the British Virgin Islands. The docs and terms name no founders. ### Does the Photon referral link give a discount? No. Photon's docs describe no benefit for a referred account. The @wizz link gives us credit for your sign-up, and you pay the same 1% fee. Sources: - [Photon docs: fees](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/photon-on-sol/photon-fees-sol) - [Photon docs: Photon on ETH (first release)](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/photon-on-eth) - [Photon on X (account joined September 2023)](https://x.com/tradewithPhoton) - [Photon terms of use (operator Tiny Astro Inc.)](https://pies-organization.gitbook.io/photon-trading/terms-of-use) --- ## Pons review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/pons Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. A token launchpad on Robinhood Chain with two versions: V1 locked pools and V2 launch curves. We checked its fees, audit status and safety rules against both sets of Pons docs and DefiLlama on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Pons is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A V1 token trades in a locked Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee from the first block, so a $1,000 trade pays $10.00, and $7.00 of it goes to the creator on current tokens. A V1 launch costs 0.0005 ETH. V2 starts each token on a bonding curve and graduates it into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. Use V1 if you want a simple, documented fee and liquidity that nobody can pull. Wait on V2 if you need audited contracts: the V2 docs say that no audit has closed and that only approved addresses can launch. Pons has no referral program, so every trader pays the same fee. ### Pros - V1 tokens trade in a locked pool immediately, without a curve to fill or a migration step - The V1 fee terms are short and public: 0.0005 ETH to launch, 1% per trade, 70% to the creator - 80% of V1 protocol fees buy PONS and send it to the burn address, per the V1 docs - Both versions publish contract addresses, events and a risk disclosure in their docs - V2 snipe protection taxes early buys from 99% down to zero over the first 5 seconds, and sells are never taxed ### Cons - No audit has closed for V2, and DefiLlama lists 0 audits for Pons V1 and V2 - Public V2 launches are closed: only whitelisted addresses can create a token - The V2 docs publish no standard trading fee rate. You read it from each curve or from the trade quote - Pons has no referral program, so no code lowers its fees - DefiLlama's Pons volume covers V2 curve swaps only, so it understates total trading ### Best for - Traders on Robinhood Chain who want a flat 1% fee and locked liquidity from the first block - Creators who want 70% of the pool fee on V1, more than the 50% that the current NOXA site gives - Creators who want a curve launch paired with an approved asset other than ETH, once V2 opens to the public ### Skip it if - You require completed, published audit reports. Pons V2 lists three reviews in progress and none closed - You need operating history from before July 2026 - You want a referral discount. Pons has no referral program ### What is Pons? Pons is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663. Its site is ponsfamily.com, and DefiLlama lists @ponsdotfamily as its X account. Pons runs two products. V1 creates a token and a locked trading pool in one transaction. V2 starts a token on a bonding curve and moves it into a locked Uniswap v4 pool when the curve sells out. The V1 factory that launches tokens today started at block 8,991,118 on 13 July 2026. An older V1 factory started earlier the same day. Tokens from the older factory keep their original fee split. The V2 docs say that the V1 protocol continues to operate. Pons is one of several launchpads on the chain. Our [Robinhood Chain page](https://memefees.com/chains/robinhood) compares them, and the [Pons stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/pons) shows its fees and launch counts. ### Is Pons safe? Pons V1 has public contracts and locked liquidity, but no published audit. V2 is unaudited by its own description. The V2 docs say that three teams are reviewing the code: SB Security, Dingbats and Pashov Audit Group. They also say: "No audit has closed. Treat v2 as unaudited until the reports are published here." DefiLlama lists 0 audits for both Pons products on 17 October 2026. Pons does not hold your funds. You trade from your own wallet, and the V2 docs state that Pons does not provide custody, warranties or financial advice. V2 fees go into an escrow, and each receiver withdraws them when it chooses. Liquidity in both versions stays locked. The V1 docs say that the pool's liquidity is locked automatically. The V2 docs say that there is no unlock button and no privileged wallet that can reach the locked position. The owner can still edit or disable a V2 launch config, and Pons can return the collected funds if a launch is stuck before graduation for seven full days. Both versions limit early buyers. In V1, only the creator's first buy can run on the launch block. In the next block, each wallet can hold at most 5% of supply and buy at most 5.5%. Selling and transfers are never restricted. In V2, a snipe tax starts at 99% of a buy and falls to zero over the first 5 seconds. Sells never pay it. The tokens carry most of the risk. The V1 docs call them user-created and experimental, and say that displayed values are estimates. A V1 graduation only confirms that the pool reached its threshold. Read our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) before you buy a new token. ### Pons V1: no curve, locked pools from block one A V1 launch mints a fixed supply of one billion tokens and opens a Uniswap V3 pool against WETH with a 1% fee in the same transaction. The pool's liquidity is locked at once. There is no bonding curve to fill and no migration step. Pons labels 4.2 ETH of WETH in the pool as graduation by default. The label does not change where the token trades. A V1 token stays in the same pool before and after the milestone, at the same 1% fee. Compare this with a curve launchpad in our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation). ### Pons V2: a launch curve into Uniswap v4 A V2 curve holds the whole supply from the moment the launch is created. A fixed share is kept for the pool, and the curve sells the rest. Each launch config sets its own values, so the docs give no fixed percentage. The graduation target is set in the launch's pairing asset. The 4.2 ETH V1 milestone is therefore not a V2 threshold. Only assets that Pons has approved can be used for pairing, and native ETH is the default. Trades and creator payouts use that asset, never the launch token. The buy that completes the curve creates a full-range Uniswap v4 pool with the Pons hook, and the liquidity is locked for good. A creator can buy back the token with part of the creator share. Tokens bought back are locked and not burned. They vest over five years, split between the creator and Pons. A community takeover of an abandoned token waits three days, and Pons can call it off during the wait. ### Pons fees A Pons V1 trade pays the 1% pool fee, and a V1 launch costs 0.0005 ETH. For tokens from the current factory, 70% of the pool fee goes to the creator and 30% to Pons. Tokens from the older factory keep a 90% creator and 10% Pons split. Pons says that 80% of its V1 protocol fees buy PONS through an automated TWAP and send it to the burn address. The other 20% pays for infrastructure and the team. DefiLlama's fee methodology for Pons V1 adds one more detail: since 27 July 2026, one-sixth of swap fees is routed to Uniswap. The Pons docs do not mention that share. If it applies to your token, the creator and Pons each receive a little less than the 70/30 figures below. The fee you pay stays 1%. V2 has a standard trading fee on every launch, and each token can add a creator tax. Pons takes its share of the standard fee first. The docs publish no standard rate. You read it as feeBps on each curve, or from the trade quote. The creator tax has a cap, and a creator cannot raise the tax after launch. The V2 docs say that you pay the same rate on the curve and in the Uniswap pool. The V2 launch fee is set in the contract and has no published amount. Network fees on Robinhood Chain are extra and paid in ETH. In a thin pool, price impact can cost more than the fee, so check the quote first. Read [how creator fees work](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) to compare the 70% creator share with other launchpads. Our Pons fee figures combine the DefiLlama Pons V1 and V2 adapters. The volume figure covers V2 launch-curve swaps only. It leaves out V1 pools and swaps in external Uniswap v4 pools, so it understates total Pons trading. ### Worked example: a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy of a current V1 token pays $1.00 in pool fees. The creator gets $0.70 and Pons gets $0.30, and $0.24 of the Pons share buys PONS to burn. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00: $7.00 to the creator and $3.00 to Pons, of which $2.40 goes to the buyback. A sell of the same size pays the same fee. A $100 round trip therefore costs about $2.00 in pool fees before gas and price impact. On a token from the older V1 factory, the same $1,000 buy also pays $10.00, but the creator gets $9.00 and Pons gets $1.00. The trader pays the same in both cases. A V2 trade has no fixed example, because the standard rate and the creator tax change from token to token. Timing matters more than the rate in the first seconds: a buy placed one second after launch can lose most of its value to the snipe tax. Wait until the snipe tax has fallen to zero, then read the full fee in the quote. ### Who should use Pons? Pons V1 suits traders and creators on Robinhood Chain who want the simplest fee model: one 1% fee, locked liquidity and no migration. Creators get a larger share of each trade on V1 than on the current NOXA site. The 0.0005 ETH launch fee is small, and the docs list every contract address, so you can check a token before you buy. Pons V2 suits creators who want a curve launch, a pairing asset other than ETH or a creator tax. For now, only whitelisted addresses can launch on V2, and the code is under audit. Traders who need audited code should stay with V1 tokens or wait for the V2 reports. Pons is a poor fit if you want to trade on Solana or BSC, because it runs only on Robinhood Chain. ### Pons vs NOXA and pump.fun NOXA Fun is the closest alternative to Pons V1. Both put a new token straight into a locked Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee on Robinhood Chain, so a $1,000 trade costs $10.00 on both. The differences are in the split and the launch fee. The current NOXA site pays the creator 50% and charges no launch fee. Pons V1 pays the creator 70% and charges 0.0005 ETH. NOXA has had an unclear operator since July 2026, while Pons publishes its contract addresses in its docs. See [Pons vs NOXA](https://memefees.com/vs/pons-vs-noxa) for live data. pump.fun is the larger curve launchpad, and it runs on Solana. In the pump.fun web app or mobile app, a bonding-curve trade costs 1.70%, or $17.00 on $1,000, because of a Platform Fee added on 17 October 2026. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50 on $1,000, plus the fee that the app charges. A Pons V1 trade costs $10.00 on the same size. The chains differ, so compare the gas, the wallet you use and the buyers on each chain as well. See pump.fun vs Pons for the live numbers. Pools and LetsCash also launch on Robinhood Chain. Pons vs Pools and Pons vs LetsCash compare their fee models, and the fee table below lists the terms of each. ### Pons referral code Pons has no referral program. Its documentation covers creator fees and launch costs only, and MemeFees holds no Pons code. If you see a Pons referral or discount code elsewhere, treat it as unverified. ### Pons fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | V1 token launch | 0.0005 ETH | Gas on Robinhood Chain is extra. | | V1 trading fee | 1% of each buy and sell | Uniswap V3 pool against WETH. The same fee applies before and after the 4.2 ETH milestone. | | V1 fee split | 70% creator, 30% Pons | Current factory. Tokens from the older factory keep 90% creator, 10% Pons. | | V1 protocol fees | 80% buy and burn PONS | The other 20% pays for infrastructure and the team. | | V2 trading fee | Standard fee plus optional creator tax | No published standard rate. The same rate applies on the curve and in the Uniswap v4 pool. | | V2 snipe tax | 99% falling to 0 in 5 seconds | Buys only. Sells never pay it. | | Example V1 trades | $1.00 on $100, $10.00 on $1,000 | Pool fee only. Gas and price impact are extra. | Sources: Pons V1 docs (docs.ponsfamily.com), Pons V2 docs (docs.ponsfamily.com/v2, including the audit, snipe protection, fees and safety sections) and DefiLlama protocol data and fee methodology for pons-v1 and pons-v2. All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Pons safe? Pons locks the liquidity of every pool, and you trade from your own wallet. No audit is published: the V2 docs say three reviews are in progress and none has closed. The tokens are user-created and can lose all their value. ### Is Pons legit? Pons is a working launchpad on Robinhood Chain with public docs, contract addresses and fee data on DefiLlama. It started in July 2026, so it has a short history. ### What are the Pons fees? A V1 trade pays a 1% pool fee: $1.00 on $100 and $10.00 on $1,000. A V1 launch costs 0.0005 ETH. On current V1 tokens, 70% of the pool fee goes to the creator and 30% to Pons. V2 uses a per-token standard fee plus any creator tax. ### Does Pons have a bonding curve? V1 trades directly in a locked pool. V2 starts with a bonding curve and then creates a locked Uniswap v4 pool. ### What does graduation mean on Pons? V1 uses a default 4.2 ETH milestone and keeps trading in the same pool. V2 graduates when its curve sells out, and the liquidity moves into a locked Uniswap v4 pool paired with the launch's asset. ### Can anyone launch on Pons V2? Not yet. The V2 docs say public launches are closed and only whitelisted addresses can create a token. V1 launches stay open. ### Is Pons cheaper than pump.fun? Per trade, yes. A Pons V1 trade costs 1%. A pump.fun curve trade costs 1.70% in the pump.fun app. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, plus the fee that the app charges. The two run on different chains. ### Does Pons have a referral program? No. Pons has no referral program. Its documentation covers creator fees and launch costs only. Sources: - [Pons V1 documentation](https://docs.ponsfamily.com) - [Pons V2 documentation and availability](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/v2) --- ## Pools review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/pools-trade Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. The token launchpad that Uniswap Labs built for Robinhood Chain. We checked its launch modes, its 0.25% pool fee, the creator fee and its safety record against the Uniswap Labs launch post, the Pools app and DefiLlama on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Pools is the token launchpad that Uniswap Labs built for Robinhood Chain. It charges no launch fee, and every trade pays a 0.25% pool fee: $0.25 on a $100 trade and $2.50 on a $1,000 trade. Pools keeps none of that fee. The fee compounds into liquidity that is locked forever, and a creator who turned on the creator fee at launch earns a part of it. Pools charges a quarter of the 1% pool fee on Pons V1 and NOXA, and a known company runs it. We found no published audit of the Pools launch contracts, and Uniswap Labs says that it does not review the tokens. Pick Crowd Launch tokens if you want protection from snipers, because Instant Launch has none. ### Pros - No launch fee and no platform cut: Pools keeps none of the 0.25% trading fee - Pool fees compound back into the locked position, so liquidity grows with volume - Liquidity is locked in a protocol-held pool that the creator cannot remove - Built and operated by Uniswap Labs, a known company, on Uniswap v4 - Crowd Launch refunds every bid in full if the token does not reach its graduation target ### Cons - Pools launched on 5 August 2026, so its history is short - We found no published audit of the Pools launch contracts, and DefiLlama lists 0 audits - Instant Launch has no sniper protection, according to the Pools app - The creator fee is optional, off by default and cannot be turned on after launch - Pools publishes no referral program for traders ### Best for - Traders on Robinhood Chain who want a 0.25% pool fee, a quarter of the 1% fee on Pons V1 and NOXA - Creators who want no launch fee and liquidity that is locked forever - Buyers who prefer a four-hour Crowd Launch with one clearing price per block and a full refund if the launch fails ### Skip it if - You need operating history from before 5 August 2026 - You want a creator income on every token. The creator fee is off by default, and the creator must turn it on at launch - You want a referral discount. Pools publishes no referral program for traders ### What is Pools? Pools is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, built and operated by Uniswap Labs, the team behind the Uniswap protocol. Uniswap Labs announced it on 5 August 2026. The app runs at pools.xyz, and the older pools.trade address redirects there. DefiLlama lists @TradePools as its X account. Every Pools token has a fixed supply of one billion tokens and ends in a Uniswap v4 pool. The app now lists tokens on Robinhood Chain and on Arc. On Robinhood Chain, trading fees compound into locked liquidity. On Arc, the app says that trading fees buy back and burn the token instead. DefiLlama tracks the Robinhood Chain pools only. Pools competes with several other launchpads on the same chain. Our [Robinhood Chain page](https://memefees.com/chains/robinhood) compares them, and the [Pools stats page](https://memefees.com/launchpads/pools-trade) shows its fees and launch counts. ### Is Pools safe? Pools has a known operator and locked liquidity, but no published audit of its launch contracts. The Uniswap Labs launch post says that tokens sit in a protocol-held pool that the creator cannot remove. The app says the liquidity is locked forever. A creator therefore cannot drain the pool. Pools runs on Uniswap v4. The Uniswap v4-core repository on GitHub publishes final audit reports from OpenZeppelin and Trail of Bits, and draft reports from ABDK, Certora and Spearbit. Those reports cover the v4 core contracts. We found no audit of the Pools launch and auction contracts themselves, and DefiLlama lists 0 audits for Pools on 17 October 2026. You trade from your own wallet. The app blocks some wallet addresses that it links to blocked activities, and it marks some tokens as blocked from trading on the site. The app also scans each transaction before you sign it, and says that the scan does not remove all risks. The tokens carry the main risk. The launch post says that prices are very volatile and may go to zero, and that Uniswap Labs has not reviewed or verified any token on Pools. It also warns that a creator with the creator fee turned on has a financial interest in trading activity. Read our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) before you buy a new token. ### Instant Launch and Crowd Launch Pools has two launch modes. Instant Launch maps the whole supply to a standard bonding curve. The token is live and tradable the moment the creator makes it, and there is no graduation requirement. The app lists "No sniper protection" as a feature of Instant Launch, so bots can buy in the first block. Crowd Launch runs a four-hour launch window with a graduation target of $10K fully diluted value. Buyers set a budget, and their bids fill gradually over the window as TWAP bids, which the launch post says reduce bundled buys. The app says that everyone pays the same clearing price in each block. Half of the supply sells in the window, and the rest seeds the locked pool. If a Crowd Launch does not reach its target by the end of the window, every bid is refunded in full and the token does not trade. If it graduates, buyers claim their tokens and the liquidity moves into a Uniswap pool. Compare this with other models in our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation). ### Pools fees Pools charges no launch fee. Every trade pays a 0.25% pool fee, taken in the token that the trader pays with. DefiLlama's methodology says that Pools keeps none of that fee and has no treasury cut, no launch fee and no graduation fee. On Robinhood Chain, the fee compounds back into the locked liquidity, except for the creator's share. Uniswap can add its own protocol fee. DefiLlama says that traders also pay a 0.04% Uniswap protocol fee on pools where that fee is switched on, and the Uniswap app says that on v4 the protocol fee is added to the LP fee. Network fees on Robinhood Chain are extra and paid in ETH. The creator fee is optional and off by default. The creator turns it on at launch and cannot turn it on later. The sources give different rates. The Uniswap Labs launch post from 5 August 2026 says the creator receives 0.05% of the 0.25% fee. The Pools app on 17 October 2026 says "Earn 0.1% of every buy", paid in the pair currency. In both versions the creator share comes out of the trading fee. The creator can change the fee address at any time, and a Crowd Launch pays creator fees to the launching wallet. Read [how creator fees work](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) to compare Pools with other launchpads. ### Worked example: a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 buy on Pools pays $0.25 in pool fees. If the Uniswap protocol fee is on for that pool, it adds $0.04. A $1,000 buy pays $2.50, or $2.90 with the Uniswap protocol fee. A sell of the same size pays the same pool fee. A $100 round trip therefore costs $0.50 to $0.58 in fees before gas and price impact. If the creator turned on the creator fee, the app says the creator earns 0.1% of every buy. On a $1,000 buy, that is $1.00 of the $2.50 fee, and the rest compounds into the locked pool. With the creator fee off, the full $2.50 goes into the pool. The trader pays the same in both cases. For scale, a Pons V1 or NOXA trade pays a 1% pool fee, which is $10.00 on $1,000. A pump.fun bonding-curve trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app costs 1.70%, or $17.00 on $1,000. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50, plus the fee that the app charges. pump.fun runs on Solana, so the gas and the buyers differ too. ### Who should use Pools? Pools suits traders on Robinhood Chain who trade often and want the smallest fee per trade. At 0.25%, ten round trips of $100 cost about $5.00 in pool fees, against about $20.00 on a 1% launchpad. Pools also suits creators who want no launch fee and a pool that grows deeper with every trade. Choose Crowd Launch tokens if you worry about snipers and bundled buys. Everyone in a block pays the same price, and you get a full refund if the launch fails. Avoid Instant Launch tokens in their first blocks if you cannot compete with bots. Pools is a poor fit for a creator who wants a large income from trading fees, because the creator share is small and optional. It is also a poor fit if you need audited launch contracts or a long track record. ### Pools vs Pons Pons is the closest alternative, because it is the other large launchpad on Robinhood Chain. A Pons V1 token trades in a locked Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee, four times the Pools fee. On $1,000, a Pons V1 trade costs $10.00 and a Pools trade costs $2.50. Pons pays the creator 70% of its fee on current V1 tokens, which is $7.00 on that trade. Pools pays the creator at most a small optional share. Pons V1 charges a 0.0005 ETH launch fee, and Pools charges none. The two also protect early buyers in different ways. Pons V1 lets only the creator buy on the launch block, then caps each wallet at 5% of supply in the next block. Pools offers no sniper protection on Instant Launch, and a per-block clearing price on Crowd Launch. See Pons vs Pools for live fees and launch counts side by side. On LetsCash, the creator chooses a trading tax of 1%, 3%, 5% or 10% at launch, and the platform keeps 0.3% of each trade at every rate. See LetsCash vs Pools for that comparison. NOXA puts each token into a locked Uniswap V3 pool with a 1% fee. The fee table below lists the terms of each. ### Pools referral code Pools publishes no referral program for traders, and MemeFees holds no Pools code. Every trader pays the same 0.25% pool fee. If you see a Pools referral or discount code elsewhere, treat it as unverified. ### Pools fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | No launch fee | Network cost on Robinhood Chain applies. | | Trading fee | 0.25% of each buy and sell | Pools keeps none of it. On Robinhood Chain it compounds into locked liquidity. | | Uniswap protocol fee | 0.04% where switched on | Uniswap's charge, added to the LP fee on v4 pools. | | Creator fee | Optional, off by default | The app says 0.1% of every buy. The launch post says 0.05% of the 0.25% fee. Set at launch only. | | Crowd Launch | No fee, full refund on failure | Four-hour window, $10K FDV target, one clearing price per block. | | Example trades | $0.25 on $100, $2.50 on $1,000 | Pool fee only. Gas, price impact and any Uniswap protocol fee are extra. | Sources: Uniswap Labs launch post (blog.uniswap.org, 5 August 2026), the Pools app at pools.xyz (create, creator settings and Crowd Launch text), DefiLlama protocol data and fee methodology for pools, and the Uniswap v4-core audit reports on GitHub. All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Pools safe? Pools locks every token's liquidity in a protocol-held pool, and Uniswap Labs runs it. We found no published audit of the Pools launch contracts, Instant Launch has no sniper protection, and Uniswap Labs does not review the tokens. Most new tokens can lose all their value. ### Is Pools legit? Yes. Pools is built and operated by Uniswap Labs, which announced it on 5 August 2026. Its tokens trade in Uniswap v4 pools on Robinhood Chain. ### How much does it cost to launch on Pools? Pools charges no launch fee. You pay only the network cost on Robinhood Chain. Trades then pay a 0.25% pool fee. ### What are the Pools trading fees? Each trade pays a 0.25% pool fee: $0.25 on $100 and $2.50 on $1,000. A 0.04% Uniswap protocol fee can apply on pools where it is switched on. Pools keeps none of the trading fee. ### Is there a bonding curve on Pools? It depends on the launch mode. Instant Launch uses a bonding curve and has no graduation requirement. Crowd Launch uses a four-hour window and graduates only at $10K fully diluted value. Otherwise all bids are refunded. Both modes end in a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity. ### Is Pools cheaper than Pons? Yes, per trade. Pools charges 0.25% and Pons V1 charges 1%, so a $1,000 trade costs $2.50 on Pools and $10.00 on Pons. Pons pays the creator a much larger share of its fee. ### How old is Pools? Pools launched on 5 August 2026. Use the dated activity data to assess its operating history. ### Does Pools have a referral program? Pools publishes no referral program for traders, and MemeFees holds no Pools code. Sources: - [Uniswap Labs: Pools launch post](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) - [Decrypt](https://decrypt.co/375031/morning-minute-uniswap-enters-the-launchpad-wars-on-robinhood-chain) - [Pools app (enabled chains, launch modes, creator fee)](https://pools.xyz) - [Uniswap Labs: Uniswap is live on Arc](https://blog.uniswap.org/uniswap-is-live-on-arc) --- ## pump.fun review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/pump-fun Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. What pump.fun is, how its bonding curve and graduation work, what a trade costs in the app and elsewhere, and how safe it is. ### Verdict pump.fun is a Solana memecoin launchpad where anyone can create a coin for free and trade it at once on a bonding curve. The curve fee is 1.25% per trade, according to pump.fun's fee page (last updated 17 October 2026). From 17 October 2026, a trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app also pays a 0.45% Platform Fee, so a curve trade in the app costs 1.70%. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, plus the fee that app charges. pump.fun has run since 2024 and has a documented history: a former employee took about 12.3K SOL in May 2024, and its terms block users in the United Kingdom. You trade from your own wallet. Many coins on pump.fun lose most of their value, and a launch or a graduation does not show that a coin is good. ### Pros - No platform creation fee; Solana network fees still apply - Trading starts the second the token exists; no liquidity setup - When the curve completes, its liquidity moves to a PumpSwap pool without creator action - Creator fees apply on curve trades and on canonical PumpSwap pools - pump.fun publishes its full fee schedule with an update date ### Cons - A large number of launches can make individual tokens difficult to discover - A curve trade in the pump.fun app costs 1.70% from 17 October 2026: the 1.25% curve fee plus a 0.45% Platform Fee - The VIP50 code lowers only the in-app Platform Fee; the 1.25% curve fee and Solana network fees stay the same - A former employee took about 12.3K SOL from the platform in May 2024 - Tokens can lose all their value; the launch mechanism does not guarantee demand ### Best for - Creators who want bonding-curve launches on Solana without setting up initial liquidity - Traders comparing newly launched tokens and their progress toward PumpSwap - Creators comparing platform launch costs and ongoing trading fees ### Skip it if - You want your token to stand out in a slow, curated feed. The volume of launches here is extreme - You want creator rewards guaranteed in writing before launch. The fee-share terms changed in May 2025, September 2025 and September 2026 - You trade on BNB Chain or Base. pump.fun is Solana only - You live in the United Kingdom. pump.fun's terms list it as a prohibited jurisdiction ### What is pump.fun? pump.fun is a memecoin launchpad on Solana. Anyone can create a coin, and the coin trades at once on a [bonding curve](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve): a pricing formula that raises the price as people buy and lowers it as people sell. A launch needs no presale and no liquidity from the creator. pump.fun started in 2024 and has a web app and mobile apps for iOS and Android. pump.fun's terms of use name two companies. Bracket Company, Ltd., incorporated in the British Virgin Islands, owns the platform and receives the fees. Baton Corporation, Ltd., incorporated in England and Wales, develops and operates the platform for Bracket. The platform also has its own token, PUMP. pump.fun says that half of its revenue buys PUMP on the open market and burns it. ### How does pump.fun work? Step 1: A creator enters a name, ticker and image and creates the coin. pump.fun charges no platform fee for this step. Each coin has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, and 793,100,000 of them are for sale on the curve. Step 2: Traders buy and sell against the curve. Each curve trade pays pump.fun 1.25%, plus the Platform Fee when the trade is in the pump.fun app. The price goes up as the curve sells more tokens. Step 3: When every token for sale on the curve is sold, the curve is complete. Then a migrate instruction, which anyone can call, moves the liquidity to a canonical PumpSwap pool. pump.fun calls this graduation, and it charges 0.015 SOL. Our [guide to memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains the step across launchpads. Step 4: The coin trades on PumpSwap. The fee on a canonical pool falls as market cap grows. DefiLlama tracks pump.fun and PumpSwap as separate protocols, so the launchpad numbers on our [pump.fun stats page](https://memefees.com/stats/pump-fun) cover the curve side only. ### pump.fun fees: what you actually pay The pump.fun curve fee is 1.25% on every bonding-curve trade: 0.95% goes to the protocol and 0.30% to the creator, per pump.fun's fee page (last updated 17 October 2026). On a canonical PumpSwap pool, the total starts at 1.25% and falls to 0.30% as market cap grows. The bands differ for SOL-paired and USDC-paired coins. Other PumpSwap pools charge 0.30%. From 17 October 2026, every trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app also pays a Platform Fee of 0.45%, or 0.40% for a wallet with a referral code. pump.fun Terminal, third-party apps and the Perpetuals Feature do not charge the Platform Fee, but each of those apps charges its own trading fee. pump.fun does not publish the Terminal rate. A $1,000 curve buy in the pump.fun app costs $17.00, or $16.50 with VIP50. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee on the same buy is $12.50, plus the fee that app charges. Creating a token has no platform fee. Graduation to PumpSwap costs 0.015 SOL. Solana network fees and optional priority fees come on top of every trade. The [pump.fun fee calculator](https://memefees.com/tools/pump-fun-fee-calculator) prices one trade at each stage, in the app or outside it. ### Creator rewards Creator fees apply on the bonding curve and on canonical PumpSwap pools. The curve creator fee is 0.30%. On PumpSwap, the creator share changes with the published market-cap bands and the quote asset. Since 12 September 2026, a creator can launch a holder rewards coin. On such a coin, pump.fun pays the creator fee to the coin's holders, and the creator claims nothing. On the same date, pump.fun stopped new cashback coins. Existing cashback coins still trade, and their accrued cashback stays claimable. ### Is pump.fun safe and legit? pump.fun is a working platform with published fees, public program docs on GitHub and named operating companies in its terms. You keep control of your funds. The wallet that pump.fun can create when you first log in comes from Privy, a separate company, and pump.fun's terms say that it has no control over your wallet or its private keys. A confirmed trade on Solana is final. In May 2024, pump.fun published a post-mortem of a coin migration issue. It said that a former employee used a privileged position at the company to take about 12.3K SOL, and that its contracts were safe. Today, migration to PumpSwap is permissionless: anyone can call the migrate instruction. Is pump.fun legal where you live? Its terms list the United Kingdom, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus and parts of Ukraine as prohibited jurisdictions, together with sanctioned countries. Check your local rules before you trade. The bigger risk is the coins. Anyone can launch a coin, and many coins lose most of their value. Our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) measures how many launched coins still trade later. ### Does pump.fun have a referral code? Yes. The pump.fun referral code is VIP50. With VIP50 on your wallet, the Platform Fee in the pump.fun app is 0.40% instead of 0.45%, per pump.fun's fee page. You type the code in the app when it asks for a referral code. The link pump.fun/join/VIP50 opens the invite page. pump.fun's referral rewards terms (updated 7 October 2026) also give a new user a deposit match of up to US$50: the value of the first deposit or $50, whichever is less. You must apply the code in the mobile app before your first card or bank purchase. pump.fun pays the match in parts over qualifying trading days in a 10-day window, while the program budget lasts. The program excludes the United Kingdom. The [VIP50 code page](https://memefees.com/codes/pump-fun) gives the steps. ### How it compares pump.fun's curve fee is 1.25%. In the pump.fun app it is 1.70% with the Platform Fee, and in another app it is 1.25% plus that app's own fee. LetsBONK charges 1.5% on its curve, so the cheaper launchpad depends on where you trade. four.meme uses the same bonding-curve model on BNB Chain. Bags focuses on creator fee sharing. Pons runs on Robinhood Chain instead of Solana. FOMO is a trading app, and its activity is not the same launch mechanism. Compare the documented fee scope and live period on pump.fun vs LetsBONK, pump.fun vs FOMO, pump.fun vs Bags and pump.fun vs Pons. ### pump.fun fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Create a coin | 0 SOL or 0 USDC | No platform fee. Solana network fees still apply. | | Bonding-curve trade | 1.25% of each buy and sell | 0.95% protocol fee and 0.30% creator fee. The same rates apply to SOL and USDC coins. pump.fun Terminal and other apps add their own trading fee. | | Platform Fee in the pump.fun app | 0.45%, or 0.40% with a referral code | From 17 October 2026, on every trade in the pump.fun web app and mobile app. Not charged in pump.fun Terminal, in other apps or on the Perpetuals Feature. Terminal and other apps charge their own trading fee. | | Bonding-curve trade in the pump.fun app | 1.70%, or 1.65% with VIP50 | The 1.25% curve fee plus the Platform Fee. A $1,000 buy costs $17.00, or $16.50 with VIP50. | | Graduation to PumpSwap | 0.015 SOL | Charged when all 793,100,000 curve tokens are sold and the liquidity moves to PumpSwap. | | Canonical PumpSwap pool, SOL-paired coin | 1.25% falling to 0.30% | 1.25% below a 420 SOL market cap. The total falls in steps to 0.30% from 98,240 SOL. | | Canonical PumpSwap pool, USDC-paired coin | 1.25% falling to 0.30% | 1.25% below a 59,000 USDC market cap. The total falls in steps to 0.30% from 20,000,000 USDC. | | Other PumpSwap pools | 0.30% | 0.05% protocol fee and 0.25% LP fee. No creator fee. | Source: pump.fun fee page (pump.fun/docs/fees, last updated 17 October 2026) and the pump.fun program docs on GitHub. Checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is pump.fun? pump.fun is a Solana memecoin launchpad. Anyone can create a coin for free, and the coin trades at once on a bonding curve. When the curve sells out, the coin moves to PumpSwap, pump.fun's own exchange. ### How does pump.fun work? A creator launches a coin with a name, ticker and image. Traders buy and sell against a bonding curve that sets the price. When all 793,100,000 curve tokens are sold, the liquidity moves to a PumpSwap pool, and trading continues there. ### What are the pump.fun fees? Creating a coin has no platform fee. A bonding-curve trade pays 1.25%: 0.95% to pump.fun and 0.30% to the creator. From 17 October 2026, a trade in the pump.fun web or mobile app adds a 0.45% Platform Fee (0.40% with a referral code), so a curve trade in the app costs 1.70%. Graduation costs 0.015 SOL. ### Is pump.fun safe? You trade from your own wallet, and pump.fun's terms say it has no control over your private keys. In May 2024, a former employee took about 12.3K SOL from the platform. The bigger risk is the coins: many lose most of their value, and buyers can lose their entire position. ### Is pump.fun legit? Yes, it is a working launchpad with published fees and public program docs. Its terms name Bracket Company, Ltd. (British Virgin Islands) as owner and Baton Corporation, Ltd. (England and Wales) as operator. A legit platform does not make the coins on it safe. ### Is pump.fun legal? pump.fun's terms block users in the United Kingdom, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, parts of Ukraine and other sanctioned places. Rules for memecoin trading differ by country, so check your local rules. ### What happens when a token graduates? When all curve tokens are sold, the liquidity moves to a canonical PumpSwap pool, pump.fun's own DEX. Trading continues there. The creator earns a share of the PumpSwap fee, unless the coin is a holder rewards coin. ### Does pump.fun have a referral program? Yes. Type the referral code VIP50 in the pump.fun app, or open the invite page at pump.fun/join/VIP50. The code lowers the in-app Platform Fee from 0.45% to 0.40%. A new user who applies it in the mobile app before the first card or bank purchase can also get a deposit match of up to US$50, paid in parts while the program budget lasts. The program excludes the United Kingdom. Sources: - [pump.fun fee schedule](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) --- ## Raydium LaunchLab review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/raydium-launchlab Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Raydium's bonding-curve program on Solana and the engine behind LetsBONK, StonkFun and other branded launchpads. We checked its fees, audits and incident record against Raydium's docs, its public LaunchLab API and its GitHub audit folder on 17 October 2026. ### Verdict Raydium LaunchLab is the bonding-curve program of Raydium, a Solana DEX. A curve trade on raydium.io costs 1.05%: Raydium's 0.25% protocol fee, a 0.75% platform fee and a 0.05% creator fee. The fee is $1.05 on a $100 trade and $10.50 on a $1,000 trade. Other launchpads, such as LetsBONK, run their own front ends on the same program and set their own platform fee. LaunchLab has a published audit: Halborn audited the launch program in 2025, and Raydium runs a bug bounty on Immunefi. Raydium itself has had two exploits, in December 2022 and June 2026, and neither touched LaunchLab. The fee you pay depends on the front end, so read the full quote before you trade. ### Pros - Halborn audited the LaunchLab program in Q2 2025, and Raydium's GitHub publishes the report - All fee rates are public in Raydium's LaunchLab API, so you can check each front end yourself - A curve trade on raydium.io costs 1.05%, less than the 1.5% on LetsBONK and the 1.70% in the pump.fun app - Graduation moves the token into a Raydium CPMM pool, and most of the new LP is burned - Raydium runs a bug bounty on Immunefi for its programs ### Cons - Front ends set their own platform fee, up to 5%, so one percentage does not describe every LaunchLab token - Raydium's other programs had exploits in December 2022 and June 2026 - The program changed often in August and September 2026, and we found no newer LaunchLab audit than the Q2 2025 report - Since 17 August 2026 the locked-LP Fee Key of new migrations goes to the platform, not to the creator - Raydium does not intervene in launches that fail to graduate ### Best for - Creators who want a Solana curve launch with a published audit and a Raydium CPMM pool after graduation - Traders who want a lower curve fee than the pump.fun app or LetsBONK, by trading on raydium.io directly - Launchpad builders who want to run a branded front end with their own fee settings, without their own on-chain program ### Skip it if - You want one fixed fee for every LaunchLab token. Each front end sets its own platform fee, up to 5% - You want to keep the locked-LP Fee Key as a creator. Since 17 August 2026 that key goes to the platform - You trade on BNB Chain, Base or Robinhood Chain. LaunchLab runs only on Solana ### What is Raydium LaunchLab? Raydium LaunchLab is the bonding-curve launchpad built by Raydium, a decentralized exchange on Solana. A token launched on LaunchLab trades on a curve first. When the curve reaches its target, the liquidity moves into a Raydium CPMM pool. Read [how a bonding curve works](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve) for the mechanics. LaunchLab has a second role: other launchpads build on it. Raydium's LaunchLab API listed 21 platform configs on 17 October 2026, including LetsBONK, StonkFun, Bankr and SURGE. Each front end has its own platform config, which sets its platform fee, its creator fee and which curve shapes creators may use. Raydium's own front end at raydium.io/launchpad is one of these platforms. Creators can launch in two modes. JustSendit uses fixed settings and graduates at 85 SOL. LaunchLab mode lets the creator set the target, from 24 SOL up, and choose to sell 51% to 80% of supply on the curve. The rest of the supply seeds the pool after graduation. LaunchLab mode also allows optional vesting for team wallets. ### Is Raydium LaunchLab safe? LaunchLab has a published audit and a known operator, but the tokens on it carry the usual memecoin risk. Raydium's GitHub audit folder holds a Halborn report on the Raydium launch program from Q2 2025. The same folder holds audits of the CPMM program by MadShield in Q1 2024 and Sec3 in Q3 2025, and a Halborn audit of liquidity locking from Q4 2024. Raydium's docs send security reports to its bug bounty on Immunefi. DefiLlama's LaunchLab listing shows 0 audits and links none of these reports. LaunchLab changed often after that audit. Raydium's changelog lists new rules on 17 August, 26 August, 31 August, 9 September and 19 September 2026, from CPMM-only migration to a new protocol share of creator fees. We found no LaunchLab audit in the folder dated after Q2 2025. You trade from your own wallet, and Raydium does not hold your funds. The risk sits in the programs, in the front end that you use and in the token. Raydium's guide says that LaunchLab does not intervene in launches that fail to reach graduation. It also warns that a creator who skips the first buy can lose early tokens to sniping bots. Front ends add their own risk. In March 2026 attackers took over the domain of BONKfun, a LaunchLab front end, and drained some wallets, as our [LetsBONK review](https://memefees.com/reviews/letsbonk) explains. Check the address before you connect a wallet. Read our [memecoin survival study](https://memefees.com/research/memecoin-survival-2026) before you buy a new token. ### Raydium's incident record Raydium has had two exploits, and neither involved LaunchLab. DefiLlama's hack list records a malware attack on Raydium AMM on 16 December 2022, with about $4.4 million lost. On 10 June 2026, Raydium's infrastructure contributor @0xINFRA said on X that an attacker had removed liquidity from the legacy AMM V3 program, which Raydium phased out in 2021. Five old pools lost assets worth about $1.34m. The post said that the flaw was a missing check of the LP mint, not a key compromise, and that current Raydium programs and users were unaffected. It said that Raydium's treasury would pay full compensation and that core contributors were reviewing all mainnet programs. ### Raydium LaunchLab fees Every curve trade can carry four fees that add together. Raydium's global config sets a 0.25% protocol fee. The platform config of the front end adds a platform fee and a creator fee. An app that routes the trade can add a referral fee, which Raydium caps at 1%. Raydium's docs list all four as additive. On raydium.io, Raydium's own platform config sets a 0.75% platform fee and a 0.05% creator fee, per the LaunchLab API on 17 October 2026. A curve trade there therefore costs 1.05% in total, plus any referral fee. On LetsBONK, the two configs that new launches use set a 1.25% platform fee and no creator fee, so a curve trade costs 1.5%. Since 26 August 2026 a front end can set a platform fee of up to 5%. Platform and creator curve fees collect in vaults and must be claimed. After graduation, the CPMM pool config sets the fee. The config that raydium.io launches use charges a 0.25% trade fee and has a 0.05% creator fee rate. Raydium's CPMM docs say that the creator fee is charged on top of the trade fee, and only on pools created with the creator fee turned on. Of the 0.25% trade fee, LPs keep most, and the protocol and Raydium's fund take 12% and 4%. Solana network fees are extra. ### Worked example: a $100 and a $1,000 trade A $100 curve buy on raydium.io pays $1.05: $0.25 to Raydium as the protocol fee, $0.75 to the Raydium platform and $0.05 to the creator. A $1,000 buy pays $10.50: $2.50, $7.50 and $0.50. A sell of the same size pays the same fees. A $100 round trip on the curve therefore costs about $2.10 before network fees and price impact. The same $1,000 curve buy through LetsBONK pays $15.00: $12.50 to LetsBONK and $2.50 to Raydium. A front end with a 5% platform fee would charge $52.50 on the same trade. Always read the total in the trade quote. After graduation, a $1,000 trade in a raydium.io CPMM pool pays $2.50 in trade fees, plus $0.50 if the pool has the creator fee turned on. Most tokens never reach that stage. Our guide to [memecoin graduation](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-graduation) explains what changes for traders after the move. ### Graduation, LP burn and creator rewards When the curve's SOL vault reaches the target, Raydium moves the liquidity into a CPMM pool. The move is one way: the token does not go back to the curve if the price falls. Since 17 August 2026, new launches must migrate to CPMM. The platform config decides what happens to the new LP tokens. Raydium's own config burns 90% of them and locks 10% with a Fee Key NFT, which carries the right to that share of the pool fees. For migrations after the 17 August 2026 upgrade, that Fee Key goes to the platform. Creators who migrated before the upgrade keep their Fee Keys. Creators can still earn in two ways. The curve creator fee accrues when the platform enables it, and on raydium.io it is 0.05% of each curve trade. After graduation, the CPMM creator fee pays the recorded pool creator. Since 17 August 2026 anyone can trigger the collection of that fee, and the funds still go only to the creator. Since 19 September 2026 the protocol can keep a set share of the creator fee at collection, and the default share is 0. Read [how creator fees work](https://memefees.com/learn/creator-fees) to compare launchpads. ### Who should use Raydium LaunchLab? Traders who want the lower curve fee should trade LaunchLab tokens on raydium.io, where a trade costs 1.05% before any referral fee. Creators who want a launch with a published audit and a move into a Raydium pool can launch directly on raydium.io. Creators who want to set their own target, sell a custom share of supply or vest team tokens should use LaunchLab mode. Creators who want a community or a brand should look at a branded front end such as LetsBONK, and accept its higher fee. Builders who want their own launchpad on Solana can register a platform config and set their own fees. LaunchLab is a poor fit if you want the locked-LP Fee Key for yourself, or if you trade outside Solana. ### Raydium LaunchLab vs pump.fun pump.fun is the closest alternative, because it is the largest Solana curve launchpad. A bonding-curve trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app costs 1.70%, or $17.00 on $1,000, because of a Platform Fee added on 17 October 2026. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, or $12.50, plus the fee that the app charges. A LaunchLab curve trade on raydium.io costs 1.05%, or $10.50 on $1,000. pump.fun graduates its tokens into its own PumpSwap pools, and LaunchLab graduates into Raydium CPMM pools. pump.fun pays creators a share of its curve fee, and LaunchLab pays the creator whatever the front end sets: 0.05% on raydium.io and 0 on LetsBONK. See pump.fun vs Raydium LaunchLab for the live numbers side by side. LetsBONK is the best-known LaunchLab front end. Its curve costs 1.5%, which is more than pump.fun's 1.25% curve fee and less than a curve trade in the pump.fun app. Jupiter Studio and Meteora DBC are other Solana options. See Jupiter Studio vs Raydium LaunchLab and Raydium LaunchLab vs Meteora DBC to compare them. ### Raydium LaunchLab referral code We found no referral program for traders on LaunchLab, and MemeFees holds no LaunchLab code. The program does let an app take a referral fee of up to 1% on each curve trade, which raises the cost for the trader. Check the quote for a referral fee before you trade through a third-party app. ### Raydium LaunchLab fee table (raydium.io) | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Token launch | No published Raydium fee | Hold about 0.1 to 0.5 SOL for creation and vault rent in LaunchLab mode. | | Raydium protocol fee | 0.25% of each curve trade | Set in the LaunchLab global config. Applies on every front end. | | Platform fee | 0.75% on raydium.io | Each front end sets its own, up to 5%. LetsBONK sets 1.25%. | | Curve creator fee | 0.05% on raydium.io | Set by the platform config. LetsBONK sets 0. | | Referral fee | Up to 1% | Added only when an app that routes the trade sets one. | | Graduation | 85 SOL (JustSendit) or a target of 24 SOL or more | Liquidity moves into a Raydium CPMM pool. Raydium's config burns 90% of the LP. | | CPMM pool after graduation | 0.25% trade fee + 0.05% creator fee | The creator fee applies only on pools created with it turned on. | | Example curve trades | $1.05 on $100, $10.50 on $1,000 | raydium.io, before any referral fee, network fees and price impact. | Sources: Raydium LaunchLab API (launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/main/platforms and /main/configs), Raydium CPMM config API (api-v3.raydium.io/main/cpmm-config), Raydium docs (LaunchLab and CPMM fee reference, CPMM fees, creating a LaunchLab token, changelog), the raydium-io/raydium-docs audit folder and raydium-cp-swap README on GitHub, the @0xINFRA post on X of 10 June 2026 and DefiLlama's protocol and hack data. All checked on 17 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is Raydium LaunchLab safe? Halborn audited the LaunchLab program in Q2 2025, and Raydium runs a bug bounty on Immunefi. Raydium's older programs had exploits in December 2022 and June 2026, and neither touched LaunchLab. The tokens on LaunchLab can lose all their value, and front ends can be attacked. ### Is Raydium LaunchLab legit? Yes. LaunchLab is the launch program of Raydium, a Solana DEX that DefiLlama tracks. Its fee settings are public in Raydium's LaunchLab API, and its audit reports are on Raydium's GitHub. ### What are the Raydium LaunchLab fees? On raydium.io a curve trade costs 1.05%: a 0.25% Raydium protocol fee, a 0.75% platform fee and a 0.05% creator fee. The fee on a $1,000 trade is $10.50. Other front ends set their own platform fee, up to 5%. After graduation, the raydium.io CPMM pool charges 0.25%. ### Is Raydium LaunchLab free to use? Raydium publishes no separate creation fee, but its guide says to hold about 0.1 to 0.5 SOL for creation and vault rent in LaunchLab mode. Every curve trade pays the protocol, platform and creator fees. ### How much SOL does a LaunchLab token need to graduate? A JustSendit launch graduates at 85 SOL. In LaunchLab mode the creator sets the target, and it must be at least 24 SOL. The liquidity then moves into a Raydium CPMM pool. ### Is LetsBONK the same as Raydium LaunchLab? No. LetsBONK is a branded front end that runs on LaunchLab. It sets a 1.25% platform fee and no creator fee, so its curve costs 1.5%, while a curve trade on raydium.io costs 1.05%. ### Is Raydium LaunchLab cheaper than pump.fun? On raydium.io, yes. A LaunchLab curve trade there costs 1.05%, and a curve trade in the pump.fun app costs 1.70%. Through pump.fun Terminal or another app, the pump.fun fee is 1.25%, plus the fee that the app charges. On another LaunchLab front end, the cost depends on its platform fee. ### Do creators earn rewards on Raydium LaunchLab? Creators earn the curve creator fee that the front end sets, 0.05% on raydium.io, and a CPMM creator fee after graduation if the pool enables it. Since 17 August 2026 the locked-LP Fee Key of new migrations goes to the platform. Sources: - [LaunchLab platform fee components](https://docs.raydium.io/products/launchlab/platform-config) - [LaunchLab creator fees and Fee Key ownership](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/how-creator-fees-work) - [LaunchLab creation and account costs](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) --- ## Trojan Bot review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/trojan Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Trojan on Solana is a Telegram trading bot and the trojan.com web terminal. We checked its fees, cashback, wallet custody and referral terms against Trojan's own docs and terms. ### Verdict Trojan charges 1% per successful trade, per its docs on 1 October 2026, and pays part of that fee back in SOL. On the trojan.com web terminal, the Arena rank table gives cashback of 10% to 35% of the fee, so the net fee is 0.9% to 0.65%. The Telegram bot docs give all bot users 20% cashback, so the net fee on the bot is 0.8%. DefiLlama's fee data for Trojan starts in January 2024, and we found no reported exploit of Trojan itself. The main safety point is the wallet. The bot terms say that the operator can keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys on third-party servers to sign trades. Keep only trading money in a Trojan wallet, and move profits to a wallet that only you control. ### Pros - One account works in a Telegram bot and in the trojan.com web terminal - Market, limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping, auto-sell and clipboard buys - Cashback in SOL on every trade lowers the 1% fee to between 0.9% and 0.65% on the web terminal - Perpetual futures through Hyperliquid in the same web terminal - A Secure Action Password on the bot protects key export and withdrawals ### Cons - The docs advertise up to 45% cashback, but the published rank table stops at 35%, and no page states how to get 45% - The bot terms let the operator keep an encrypted copy of your wallet keys on third-party servers, and they give no guarantee of their security - Arena quests, ranks, leaderboards and the jackpot all reward more trading - The docs disagree on the jackpot. The jackpot page says every 48 hours, while the FAQ says daily - We hold no Trojan referral code, and the docs list no discount for invited traders ### Best for - Solana memecoin traders who want to trade from Telegram and also have a full web terminal - Active traders who will reach the higher Arena ranks, where cashback lowers the net fee to 0.65% - Traders who want copy trading, sniping, limit and DCA orders in one tool ### Skip it if - You want spot trading outside Solana. Trojan spot trading uses Solana only - You want full control of your keys at all times. The bot terms allow the operator to keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys - You trade more when a platform gives points, ranks and draws. Arena rewards volume - You expect a sign-up discount. Trojan's docs give referral rewards to the person who invites, not to the invited trader ### What is the Trojan bot? Trojan is a Solana trading platform with two parts. The first part is the Telegram bot, which its docs call Trojan on Solana. The second part is the web terminal at trojan.com. Trojan's docs describe the terminal as the work of the team behind its Telegram bot. The bot terms name Odyssia Labs as the company that runs the bot, under the law of Hong Kong. Both parts trade any Solana token. Order types are market, limit and DCA (dollar-cost averaging, which splits one buy into smaller buys over time). Other tools are copy trading, a sniper for new launches, auto-sell rules, a wallet tracker and clipboard buys, where you paste a contract address to start a trade. The web terminal also has a perpetual futures page that runs on Hyperliquid, with USDC as collateral. DefiLlama's fee data for Trojan starts in January 2024. DefiLlama lists Trojan in its Telegram Bot category and tracks its fees on Solana only. ### How to use Trojan on Solana On the web terminal, you sign up with a Solana wallet such as Phantom, with a passkey or with a Google account. With a passkey, Trojan makes a new wallet for you. You can fund it with SOL from another wallet, or buy SOL with MoonPay inside the terminal. Basic swaps work with the wallet that you log in with. Limit orders, DCA orders and other advanced tools need a Trojan wallet or an imported wallet. On Telegram, you press Start in the bot. The main menu then shows your wallet address, and you fund that wallet with SOL. To trade, you send the bot a contract address or a token link. Trojan's site lists several bot instances with different names. The bot FAQ tells users to check that they use an official bot link, so start from the links on trojan.com or trojanonsolana.com and not from a link in a chat or an advert. Before your first trade, set slippage, the priority fee and MEV protection. The bot sets slippage to 15% by default, and its FAQ calls that a good place to start. A priority fee is a small SOL payment to validators that makes a trade land faster. MEV protection sends a trade privately so that bots cannot trade in front of it. ### Trojan bot fees The platform fee is 1% of each successful trade. Trojan takes no fee on a failed trade. Network costs are separate: the priority fee, an optional bribe for MEV protection, and a token account deposit of about 0.002 SOL on the first buy of a token, which you get back after you sell. Some launchpads also charge their own fee, and some Token-2022 tokens add a tax. Cashback lowers the platform fee. On the web terminal, your Arena rank sets the cashback: Degen 10%, Warrior 15%, Gladiator 20%, Commander 25% and Titan 35%. Your rank rises with the Gold points that you earn from trades, daily streaks and quests. The bot docs give a flat 20% cashback to all bot users. The fee table on this page lists each cost. The fee comparison table puts Trojan next to Axiom, GMGN, Photon and Banana Gun. Each row also shows the fees that DefiLlama reports for the platform over the last 30 days. That figure shows how much each platform collected, not the rate on one trade. ### Trojan cashback: 35% or 45%? On 1 October 2026, the highest cashback in Trojan's published rank table is 35%, at the Titan rank. The same Ranks and Rewards page also says that you can earn up to 45% cashback if you level up in the Arena and do quests. The Arena FAQ repeats the 45% figure. Trojan ties the advertised 45% to Arena rank and quest steps, but no page that we found names the rank, quest or other step that gives 45%. We use 35% as the highest rate that Trojan documents. Treat 45% as an advertised maximum, and check the cashback rate on your own Arena page before you count on it. ### Is the Trojan bot safe? We found no reported exploit of Trojan itself as of 1 October 2026, so the main safety question is how Trojan holds your wallet keys. Trojan has run since at least January 2024, when DefiLlama's fee data for it starts. Our search does not prove that no incident happened. A bot that signs trades for you can move the funds in its wallet, so the wallet model matters. The terminal FAQ says that Trojan is non-custodial and does not store or control user funds or private keys. The Telegram bot terms, last changed on 27 June 2025, say more. They state that the company can keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet seed phrase or keys on third-party servers to sign trades for you. They also state that Trojan gives no guarantee of the security of those keys, and that an attacker who reaches those servers could copy them. We could not read the terminal terms, because trojan.com shows them only after login. To lower the risk, set a Secure Action Password on the bot. The bot then asks for it before a key export or a withdrawal. The password cannot be reset, so write down a hint. Keep only the SOL that you plan to trade in a Trojan wallet, and move profits to a wallet that only you control. The tokens are the larger risk. Trojan shows token data and safety scores, but it does not vet the memecoins that you buy, and most memecoins can lose all of their value. ### How Arena and the jackpot work Arena is Trojan's rewards program on the web terminal. You earn Gold for each dollar that you trade, for daily trading streaks and for quests. Gold sets your rank, and a higher rank gives more cashback and a larger Gold multiplier. Daily, monthly and seasonal leaderboards pay rewards to the top users. You can spend Gold to enter the jackpot. Each entry locks the Gold, and one winner takes the full SOL prize. The jackpot page says that a draw happens every 48 hours and that the prize is 10% of Trojan's fees. The FAQ still calls it a daily draw, so check the countdown in the Arena. Every part of Arena rewards more trading. A rebate on fees does not make a bad trade good. Decide on each trade first, and treat cashback and Gold as a small discount. ### Trojan referral program Trojan calls its referral program the Honors Program. When someone signs up with your referral link and trades, you earn a share of their trading fees. The share also comes from their referrals, up to five layers deep. On the web terminal, total revenue share rises from 27.5% at Honors I to 47.5% at Honors IV. Your Honors level follows your Arena rank and referral quests. The bot docs give up to 35% referral share across five layers, paid daily. Trojan's docs list no fee discount or bonus for the invited trader. The bot docs say that both sides gain, but they name no benefit for the invited user. We hold no Trojan referral code, so the link on this page is a plain link to trojan.com. ### Trojan vs Axiom, GMGN, Photon and Banana Gun Trojan, Axiom, GMGN and Photon list a 1% platform fee in their own docs. Banana Gun lists 0.5% on manual Ethereum trades and 1% on snipes and other chains. The other differences are the discounts, the chains and the interface. Trojan and Axiom both pay cashback that rises with activity. GMGN and Banana Gun pair a web terminal with Telegram bots and trade on more chains than Solana. Photon is a Solana web terminal from Tiny Astro. Choose Trojan if you want a Telegram bot and a web terminal with the same tools, and you trade enough to reach a higher Arena rank. For spot trading on chains other than Solana, look at GMGN, Banana Gun or Maestro. ### Trojan bot fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Trojan platform fee | 1% of the trade | Charged on each successful trade only. | | Arena cashback, web terminal | 10% to 35% of the fee | Degen 10%, Warrior 15%, Gladiator 20%, Commander 25%, Titan 35%. Paid in SOL. | | Net fee after cashback, web terminal | 0.9% to 0.65% | 1% minus the cashback for your rank. The advertised 45% has no published tier. | | Cashback, Telegram bot | 20% of the fee | Flat rate for all bot users, so the net fee is 0.8%. | | Priority fee, Telegram bot | 0.0015 SOL (Fast) or 0.0075 SOL (Turbo) | Paid to validators. You can set a custom amount. | | MEV protection bribe | You set it | Only when MEV protection is on. | | Token account deposit | About 0.002 SOL | Paid to the network on the first buy of a token. You get it back after you sell. | | Launchpad fees and token taxes | Varies | Set by the launchpad or the token, not by Trojan. | Source: Trojan docs (docs.trojan.com FAQ and Ranks & Rewards) and Trojan on Solana bot docs (docs.trojanonsolana.com FAQ and Rewards Program), checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is the Trojan bot safe? We found no reported exploit of Trojan itself as of 1 October 2026. The bot terms let the operator keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys on third-party servers to sign trades. Set a Secure Action Password, keep only trading money in the wallet, and use official links. ### Is Trojan legit? Yes. Trojan is a working Solana trading bot and web terminal, and DefiLlama has tracked its fees since January 2024. The bot terms name Odyssia Labs as the company that runs it. ### What are the Trojan bot fees? Trojan charges 1% per successful trade. On the web terminal, Arena cashback of 10% to 35% lowers the net fee to between 0.9% and 0.65%. The Telegram bot gives 20% cashback, for a net fee of 0.8%. Network fees are separate. ### Does Trojan really pay 45% cashback? Trojan advertises up to 45%, but its published rank table stops at 35% for the Titan rank, as of 1 October 2026. We found no page that states how to get 45%. Check the rate on your own Arena page. ### What is Trojan on Solana? Trojan on Solana is the name of Trojan's Telegram trading bot. The same team runs the web terminal at trojan.com. Both trade Solana tokens, and the web terminal also has perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. ### Does Trojan have a referral program? Yes. Trojan's Honors Program pays the person who shares a referral link a share of the fees of the traders they invite. The docs list no discount for the invited trader. We do not hold a Trojan referral code. ### How often is the Trojan jackpot drawn? The jackpot page says every 48 hours, with 10% of Trojan's fees as the prize and one winner. The FAQ still calls it daily, so check the countdown in the Arena. ### Does Trojan work on chains other than Solana? Spot trading on Trojan uses Solana only. The web terminal also has perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. For spot trading on other chains, use GMGN, Banana Gun or Maestro. Sources: - [Trojan trading fees FAQ](https://docs.trojan.com/faqs) - [Trojan Arena ranks and cashback requirements](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/ranks-and-rewards) - [Trojan Honors referral program](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/referral-system) - [Trojan jackpot schedule and funding](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/jackpot) - [Trojan on Solana Telegram bot FAQ (1% fee, 20% cashback)](https://docs.trojanonsolana.com/overview/trojan-on-solana-faq) - [Trojan on Solana terms (Odyssia Labs, last modified 27 Jun 2025)](https://trojanonsolana.com/terms) --- ## Virtuals Protocol review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/virtuals Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. How Virtuals Protocol launches AI-agent tokens, what a launch and each trade cost, and what to check before you buy. ### Verdict Virtuals Protocol is a launchpad for AI-agent tokens. Its launch docs (checked 1 October 2026) say agent creation is free, three optional modules cost 10 or 100 VIRTUAL, and each trade pays a 1% tax, with 70% to the creator and 30% to the Virtuals Treasury. A founder can turn on anti-sniper protection, which starts the tax at 99% and lowers it to 1% over a window of up to 98 minutes. The fee model is clear in the docs, but the settings change from token to token. Before you trade, check the active modules, the protection window and side, and the pool. A token on Virtuals is linked to an agent project, and the link does not prove that the agent has users or revenue. ### Pros - Agent creation is free, and all modules except Launch Radar, Capital Formation and SOL Launch are free - The docs publish the fee split: 70% of the 1% tax to the creator and 30% to the Virtuals Treasury - Graduation LP tokens are staked under a 10-year lock, according to the launch docs - The docs list four audit reports and a Code4rena competitive audit from April 2025 ### Cons - Anti-sniper protection can charge up to 99% on early trades, and the founder cannot change the window after launch - Launch Radar costs 100 VIRTUAL; Capital Formation and SOL Launch cost 10 VIRTUAL each, plus network costs - Pools pair with VIRTUAL, so the price of VIRTUAL also moves the value of your position - The 60 Days module locks the creator share during the trial, and Fee Delegation can send it to another wallet ### Best for - Builders who want to launch an AI-agent token with optional funding and anti-sniper modules - Traders who read each token's launch page and tax settings before they place an order - Anyone who wants a VIRTUAL-paired curve that graduates into a Uniswap V2 pool with liquidity locked for 10 years ### Skip it if - You expect every trade to pay only the 1% baseline tax - You want to trade the first minutes of a launch without checking the anti-sniper settings - You need independent proof that an agent has users or revenue ### What is Virtuals Protocol? Virtuals Protocol is an onchain platform where founders launch tokens for AI agents. Its docs call it "a society of AI agents" where agents have identity, capital, jobs and markets. For a trader, the main product is the launchpad: each new agent gets a token that trades on a bonding curve and later moves to a Uniswap V2 pool. The docs list launchpad bonding-curve contracts on Base and Robinhood Chain. Solana launches use the SOL Launch module. The base asset is the VIRTUAL token, which pairs with each agent token on the curve and in the pool. Our platform figures come from DefiLlama's virtuals-protocol adapter. Its fee series adds trading taxes, launch fees and some treasury transfers, so it is not a pure measure of trading volume. The figures do not measure the quality of any agent. ### How to launch an AI agent token on Virtuals Step 1: create the agent at app.virtuals.io/create. The launch docs say creation is free. Step 2: turn modules on or off. Each module works alone, and no module needs another module. Step 3: choose the anti-sniper window and side, if you use the protection. You cannot change the window after the launch page goes live. When you create the agent, Virtuals publishes an Agent Launch Page at once. The page shows the token supply and distribution, the active modules, the founding team details and the product details. Trading opens automatically, with no presale and no whitelist. The token first trades on a VIRTUAL-paired [bonding curve](https://memefees.com/learn/bonding-curve). When total liquidity reaches 42,000 VIRTUAL, the token graduates: the contract creates a Uniswap V2 pool and stakes the LP tokens under a 10-year lock. After graduation, the docs say Hyperboost pays rewards to traders and holders over 14 days. The docs say every token that graduated after 27 July, 4 pm UTC, enters Hyperboost automatically. ### Virtuals fees: launch cost and trading tax A launch costs nothing for the agent itself. Three modules have an activation fee: Launch Radar costs 100 VIRTUAL, Capital Formation costs 10 VIRTUAL and SOL Launch costs 10 VIRTUAL. The docs say all other modules are free. You also pay network costs. Our [memecoin launch cost guide](https://memefees.com/learn/memecoin-launch-cost) compares the cost to launch on each launchpad. Each trade pays a 1% tax from day one. The docs split the tax 70% to the agent creator and 30% to the Virtuals Treasury. The builder FAQ (dated 14 August 2026) says the system distributes the tax when it reaches 1 VIRTUAL or more for a token. The 1% rate is the baseline only. If the founder turned on anti-sniper protection, early trades pay more. The next section explains the decay. ### Virtuals anti-sniper tax: why early trades can cost 99% Anti-sniper protection starts the tax at 99% and lowers it to the 1% baseline over a window that the founder picks at creation. The presets are 0 seconds, 60 seconds, 10 minutes and 98 minutes. On the 98-minute window, the tax falls by about 1% each minute. By default, the protection applies to buys only. The anti-sniper docs say the 60-second and 10-minute windows apply to buys only, and only the 98-minute window can apply to sells or to both sides. Virtuals uses the sniper tax from the window to buy back the agent token onchain when the window ends. Check the tax in your trade quote before you confirm. A buy in the first minute of a 10-minute window can pay most of its value as tax. ### Creator fees, 60 Days and Fee Delegation The creator gets 70% of the 1% trading tax. Two free modules change when or where the creator gets it. Under the 60 Days module, the founder runs a public 60-day trial. The creator share stays locked during the trial and unlocks only if the founder commits. If the founder does not commit, the token winds down and the funds go to a refund pool for eligible holders. Fee Delegation lets a launch send the creator share to another wallet before anyone claims it. The docs describe it as a way to launch a token for a builder and keep the trading fees for that builder. Vested tokens do not arrive automatically: the recipient must log in to app.virtuals.io and claim them. ### Is Virtuals Protocol legit and safe? Virtuals Protocol is a working platform with public contracts and audit reports, but its docs do not name the team that runs it. The Virtual-Protocol contracts repository on GitHub dates from February 2024. The docs keep an archive of four audit reports and link to a Code4rena competitive audit from April 2025. That Code4rena report lists 6 high-risk and 26 medium-risk findings. We did not check which of those findings Virtuals fixed in the contracts that run today. The security policy asks researchers to report bugs to the team by email and says Virtuals works with Immunefi on a bug bounty. The contract code is public in that repository. For a trader, most of the risk sits in each token. An agent token can lose all of its value, an anti-sniper window can make an early buy very expensive, and a VIRTUAL pair adds the price risk of VIRTUAL. A launch on Virtuals does not show that the agent works or earns money. ### What is AgentTokenV4 on Virtuals Protocol? AgentTokenV4 is the name of an agent token contract in the official Virtual-Protocol/protocol-contracts repository on GitHub. When a block explorer or wallet shows AgentTokenV4, the token most likely uses that Virtuals template. The code is MIT-licensed, so anyone can copy it. Confirm the token on its Agent Launch Page before you trade. The contract uses OpenZeppelin's two-step ownership and sets the project owner as the owner at launch. Whether the owner of a specific token has renounced control is a fact about that one token. Check the owner field on the block explorer. We did not check individual tokens. ### Virtuals vs Clanker, Zora and pump.fun Clanker launches tokens straight into Uniswap pools on Base and other chains, with no bonding curve. Zora links coins to creator profiles and posts. Pump.fun runs a bonding curve on Solana for memecoins of every kind. Virtuals adds agent-focused modules, a 60-day founder trial and launch protection. See Clanker vs Virtuals and Zora vs Virtuals for side-by-side activity, and the fee table below for the cost of each. For a trader, the pool depth and the actual quote matter more than the AI-agent label. Our [launchpad stats](https://memefees.com/stats) compare launches, graduations and fees across platforms, but they cannot show that one agent or token is safe. ### Virtuals referral code Our referral link uses the code Adjv7u. Official referral terms describe rewards for the referrer. They do not confirm a discount for the invited user. The program pays the referrer a share of the tax on eligible trades in taxable Agent/VIRTUAL pools. The terms exclude Solana agents and tax-exempt tokens. Rewards start once the code is linked and do not apply to earlier trades. Confirm the referral that the app shows before you trade. ### Virtuals Protocol fees at a glance | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Create an agent | Free | The launch docs say creation costs nothing. Network costs apply. | | Launch Radar module | 100 VIRTUAL | Optional. Activation fee from the launch docs. | | Capital Formation or SOL Launch module | 10 VIRTUAL each | Optional. All other modules, including 60 Days and Fee Delegation, are free. | | Trade an agent token | 1% of each trade | 70% to the agent creator, 30% to the Virtuals Treasury. | | Anti-sniper window | 99%, falling to 1% | Optional. Windows of 0 s, 60 s, 10 min or 98 min. Buys only by default; only the 98-minute window can cover sells. | | Graduation | No separate fee listed | At 42,000 VIRTUAL the token moves to a Uniswap V2 pool. LP tokens are locked for 10 years. | Sources: Virtuals Launch Mechanics and Anti-Sniper Protection pages (whitepaper.virtuals.io), checked 1 October 2026; Virtuals Builder & Agent Token Launch FAQ, dated 14 August 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is Virtuals Protocol? Virtuals Protocol is a launchpad for AI-agent tokens. Each agent token trades on a VIRTUAL-paired bonding curve on Base or Robinhood Chain, or launches on Solana through the SOL Launch module. At 42,000 VIRTUAL, the token moves to a Uniswap V2 pool. ### How do I launch an AI agent token on Virtuals? Create the agent at app.virtuals.io/create, turn on the modules you want and pick the anti-sniper settings. Virtuals publishes the Agent Launch Page and trading opens at once. You cannot change the protection window after launch. ### What are the Virtuals Protocol fees? Agent creation is free. Launch Radar costs 100 VIRTUAL, and Capital Formation and SOL Launch cost 10 VIRTUAL each. Each trade pays a 1% tax: 70% to the creator and 30% to the Virtuals Treasury. ### Is every Virtuals trade taxed at 1%? No. 1% is the baseline. Optional anti-sniper protection starts at 99% and falls to 1% over 0 seconds, 60 seconds, 10 minutes or 98 minutes. Protection applies to buys by default, and only the 98-minute window can cover sells. ### Is Virtuals Protocol legit? Virtuals publishes its contracts on GitHub (repository from February 2024) and lists four audit reports plus a Code4rena audit from April 2025. The docs do not name the team. A legit platform does not make each agent token safe. ### What is AgentTokenV4? AgentTokenV4 is an agent token contract in the official Virtual-Protocol GitHub repository. Tokens that show this name most likely use the Virtuals template. Check the owner field on the block explorer to see if a token's owner renounced control. ### Does the Virtuals referral code give me a discount? The official terms describe rewards for the referrer, not a discount for the invited user. Eligible trades are taxable Agent/VIRTUAL pool trades; the terms exclude Solana agents and tax-exempt tokens. Sources: - [Virtuals launch mechanics and fees](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/about-virtuals/capital-formation-layer/virtuals-launch-mechanics) - [Virtuals referral terms](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/info-hub/user-hub/user-referral-system) - [Virtuals contract addresses (bonding curves on Base and Robinhood Chain)](https://whitepaper.virtuals.io/info-hub/important-links-and-resources/virtuals-protocol-contract-addresses) --- ## Zora Creator Coins review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/zora Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. How Zora creator coins and post coins work on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana, what each trade costs, and who gets the fee. ### Verdict Zora creator coins trade in a Uniswap pool from the moment they launch, with no bonding curve and no graduation step. Zora's developer docs (checked 1 October 2026) set the trading fee at 1% of each trade, and Zora charges no fee to create a coin. Every new coin starts at a 99% fee that falls to 1% over 10 seconds. Zora is a social app first. Each post becomes a coin, and a profile can have one creator coin that stands for the creator as a whole. Zora's own sources do not agree on how much of the 1% fee the creator gets: the docs say half, and two help centre articles say 1% of every trade. A coin on Zora can lose all of its value, and a post or a known creator does not make demand for the coin last. ### Pros - No fee to create a coin, and creator coin activation is free, according to the Zora help centre - No bonding curve and no graduation wait: coins trade in a Uniswap V4 pool from creation - Creators earn on every trade of their coins, and Zora pays the rewards automatically on each swap - Zora says its wallets are self-custodial, built with Privy, so Zora cannot move your funds - 20% of the fee on creator and content coins goes back into the pool as permanent liquidity ### Cons - Zora's sources give two different creator shares: 0.5% of each trade in the docs, 1% in two help centre articles - The help centre also lists a transaction fee of $0.50 on trades under $50 and does not say whether it comes on top of the pool fee - Once a creator coin is active, it cannot be turned off, and the username becomes a ticker that cannot change - A content coin is tied to one post, and demand for that coin can stop quickly - Zora's referral fee shares go to apps and to the accounts that refer creators or trades, not to traders as a fee discount ### Best for - Creators who already post content and want to earn a share of the fee each time someone trades their coins - Traders who want exposure to one creator or one post rather than a token with no owner behind it - Anyone who prefers a coin that trades in a full pool from launch, with no bonding curve and no graduation wait ### Skip it if - You want a dedicated launchpad interface. Zora is a social app first, and the coin tools sit inside the feed - You place many small trades in the Zora app. The help centre lists a flat $0.50 transaction fee on trades under $50 ### What are Zora creator coins? A Zora creator coin is a coin for a whole Zora profile. The username becomes the ticker, so the account @name trades as $name. Each account can have only one creator coin, and the help centre says creator coins run on Base and always pair against the ZORA token. Each creator coin has a fixed supply of 1 billion. Half goes to the open market at launch. The other half goes to the creator and vests in a straight line over 5 years, according to the Zora docs and the help centre article on creator coin allocation. A content coin, which Zora also calls a post coin, is a coin for one post. It also has a supply of 1 billion, and the docs say 10 million of those go to the creator at once. By default, a content coin pairs against the creator's own coin. Since August 2026, a creator can choose a Custom Pair instead, such as ETH, USDC, a Robinhood stock token or a Solana token. The creator coin is optional for posting. The account guide in the help centre (edited 13 May 2026) marks creator coin activation as optional, and Zora's change log says that since March 2026 a user can post to a Trend without a creator coin. The help article on creator coins (edited 12 August 2026) says new users get one automatically. Activation is permanent: once a creator coin is on, the help centre says you cannot turn it off. ### How do Zora creator coins work? When a coin is created, Zora puts liquidity into a Uniswap V4 pool. The docs say Zora uses the Doppler protocol to place that first liquidity in several price ranges. The coin trades in this pool from the first second. There is no bonding-curve phase and no later move to another exchange. A custom hook on the pool runs on every trade. It takes the fee, swaps the reward part into ZORA and pays each recipient in the same transaction, so a creator does not claim rewards by hand. For creator and content coins, the hook keeps 20% of the fee in the pool as new liquidity outside the current price range, which makes the pool deeper over time. Every new coin has an early launch fee, which the docs call a sniper tax. The fee starts at 99% at creation and falls in a straight line to the base fee over 10 seconds. It applies to buys and sells. A creator's own first buy at launch pays the normal 1% fee. Zora coins trade on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Creator coins and default content coins use Base. Custom Pair coins can launch on the chain where the paired asset lives. Zora says it sponsors gas for swaps on all three chains, according to its August 2026 update. ### Zora creator coin fees Creator coins and content coins on V2.2.0 or later hooks pay a 1% fee on each trade. The Coin Rewards page in the Zora docs splits that fee as follows: 50% to the creator, 20% kept as pool liquidity, 20% to the platform that brought in the creator, 4% to the account or app that referred the trade, 5% to the Zora protocol and 1% to Doppler. The help centre article Understanding Rewards on Zora (edited 12 August 2026) gives the same split as shares of each trade: 0.5% to the creator. Zora's sources do not agree on the creator share. Two help centre articles, How Creators Earn on Zora and Understanding Creator Coins (both edited 12 August 2026), say the creator earns 1% of every trade. The docs (checked 1 October 2026) give 50% of the 1% fee, which is 0.5% of each trade. The two figures differ by a factor of two. A creator who needs the exact figure should ask Zora support. Custom Pair coins also pay a 1% fee on each trade, but the split is different. The creator gets 0.70% of each trade on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Zora gets 0.25% on Base and Robinhood Chain and 0.225% on Solana. Doppler gets the rest. Custom Pair coins pay no referral share. Trend coins, which Zora also calls tag coins, pay 0.01% per trade, and all of it goes to the Zora protocol. Trend coins pay no creator reward. The help centre also lists a transaction fee for trades on Zora: a flat $0.50 on trades under $50, and 1% on trades of $50 and above. The articles do not say whether this fee comes on top of the 1% pool fee. Coins from before September 2025, or with hooks older than V2.2.0, keep an older fee schedule of up to 3% until their liquidity moves to a newer hook. ### Zora creator coins vs launchpad memecoins On a launchpad such as pump.fun, a new token first trades on a bonding curve. A bonding curve is a formula that sets the price from the number of tokens sold. When the curve fills, the token graduates and its liquidity moves to a DEX, which for pump.fun is PumpSwap. The pump.fun fee page (updated 17 October 2026) lists a 1.25% fee on curve trades, of which 0.30% goes to the creator, and a 0.015 SOL fee when a coin graduates. A trade in the pump.fun app also pays a 0.45% Platform Fee. A Zora coin skips both steps. It trades in its Uniswap pool from creation, so there is no curve to fill and no graduation event. The creator share is also larger on paper: 0.5% to 1% of each trade on Zora, against 0.30% on the pump.fun curve. The reason to buy is different too. A launchpad memecoin usually stands on a name, a joke or a story. A Zora coin is tied to a post or to a creator profile, so buyers bet on that person or that content. That link does not guarantee demand, and both kinds of coin can go to zero. See pump.fun vs Zora and Bags vs Zora for side-by-side numbers. Clanker is the closest match on Base: it also skips the bonding curve and pays creators a share of trading fees. See Clanker vs Zora. Virtuals also runs on Base but wraps tokens around AI agents. See Zora vs Virtuals. ### Is Zora legit and safe? Yes, Zora is a working app from a named company. Zora Labs, Inc. runs the Zora app and website, according to the Zora terms of service (last updated 15 May 2026). The terms say Delaware law governs them. Zora started as an NFT platform, and its help centre now lists NFT minting as a removed feature. Coins on the current system date from February 2025, based on the legacy fee table in the help centre. Zora says its wallets are self-custodial. A new account gets a wallet built with Privy, a wallet provider, and the terms say only you can sign transactions from it. The terms also say Zora does not hold custody of tokens. You can also link an existing wallet from a provider such as Rainbow, Coinbase or MetaMask. In April 2025, during the ZORA token airdrop, an attacker took tokens that the airdrop had assigned to a 0x contract address. The security firm Three Sigma described the attack in an analysis on 29 April 2025. The flaw sat in the airdrop claim set-up, not in creator or content coins. In our search on 1 October 2026, we found no public report of a hack of creator coin contracts or of user wallets on Zora. The main risk is the coins themselves. The Zora terms say token prices are highly volatile. Most coins on Zora are tied to one post or one person, and their value can fall to zero. We could not confirm which of Zora's two creator-share figures applies, and we could not confirm whether the $0.50 transaction fee stacks on the pool fee. ### Zora app review: what you get Zora runs as a mobile app and as a website at zora.co. You sign up with an email address, and the app creates a wallet for you. You can buy a coin straight from the feed with a quick buy, and each token page has a trade panel, a chart, recent activity and a list of holders. Zora's change log lists the main features added in 2025 and 2026: direct messages, livestreams, autosell for a creator's own coins, a profit and loss view, an AI agent that can buy and sell coins in chat, and deposits with Apple Pay in the US with no deposit fee. Since December 2025, you can deposit SOL, and you can sell coins into ZORA, USDC, SOL or ETH. The app is built for people who want a social feed, not a trading terminal. Our scoreboard shows fees and volume from DefiLlama's Zora Coins series. That series counts coins on Base and does not include Zora coins on Robinhood Chain or Solana. ### Zora creator coin fees at a glance | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Create a coin | No Zora fee | The help centre says creating a coin and turning on a creator coin are free. Check the create screen for any network cost. | | Trade a creator or content coin | 1% of each trade | Docs split: 50% creator, 20% pool liquidity, 20% platform referral, 4% trade referral, 5% Zora protocol, 1% Doppler. | | Creator share, creator and content coins | 0.5% or 1% of each trade, by source | Docs and the help article Understanding Rewards on Zora: 0.5%. Help articles How Creators Earn on Zora and Understanding Creator Coins (edited 12 August 2026): 1%. | | Trade a Custom Pair coin | 1% of each trade | Creator 0.70% on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Zora 0.25% (0.225% on Solana). Doppler 0.05% (0.075% on Solana). No referral share. | | Trade a trend (tag) coin | 0.01% of each trade | All to the Zora protocol. No creator reward. | | First 10 seconds after launch | 99%, falling to the base fee | Applies to buys and sells. The creator's own first buy pays the normal 1%. | | Transaction fee in the Zora app | $0.50 under $50; 1% from $50 | Listed in the help centre. Zora does not say whether it comes on top of the pool fee. | | Older coins | Up to 3% of each trade | Coins from before September 2025 or with hooks older than V2.2.0 keep their old schedule until they migrate. | Sources: Zora docs, Coin Rewards page (docs.zora.co/coins/contracts/rewards), checked 1 October 2026; Zora help centre articles Understanding Rewards on Zora, What are Custom Pairs, How Creators Earn on Zora and Understanding Creator Coins, all edited 12 August 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### What are Zora creator coins? A Zora creator coin is a coin for a whole Zora profile, with the username as its ticker. Each has a supply of 1 billion: half trades at once, and half vests to the creator over 5 years. Creator coins run on Base and pair against ZORA. ### How do Zora creator coins work? Each coin trades in its own Uniswap V4 pool from launch. A hook on the pool takes a 1% fee on each trade, pays the creator and referrers in ZORA, and keeps 20% of the fee in the pool as liquidity. There is no bonding curve. ### What are the fees on Zora creator coins? Creator and content coins pay 1% per trade, and every new coin starts at 99% for its first 10 seconds. Custom Pair coins pay 1%, and trend coins pay 0.01%. The help centre also lists a $0.50 transaction fee on trades under $50. ### How much does a creator earn on Zora? The sources differ. The Zora docs give the creator 50% of the 1% fee, which is 0.5% of each trade. Two help centre articles edited 12 August 2026 say 1% of every trade. Custom Pair coins pay the creator 0.70% of each trade. ### Is Zora legit? Zora Labs, Inc. runs Zora under terms governed by Delaware law, and Zora says its wallets are self-custodial. In April 2025, an attacker took ZORA airdrop tokens assigned to a 0x contract. The coins on Zora are high risk and can lose all their value. ### Do I need a creator coin to post on Zora? No. The help centre marks creator coin activation as optional, and since March 2026 you can post to a Trend without one. Once you turn on a creator coin, you cannot turn it off. ### Does Zora use a bonding curve? No. Content coins and creator coins trade in automated pools from the moment they launch. There is no bonding curve and no separate graduation event. ### Which chains does Zora support? Zora coins trade on Base, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Creator coins use Base. Custom Pair coins can launch on Base, Robinhood Chain or Solana. ### Does Zora have a referral program? Zora pays referral fee shares to apps and accounts. The platform that brings in a creator gets 20% of the coin's fees, and the referrer of a trade gets 4%. Zora also runs a US-only new user reward of about $10 in ZORA. We know of no code that cuts trading fees. ### Is Zora free to use? Creating a coin has no Zora fee. Trading is not free: most coins pay 1% per trade, plus any transaction fee the app shows. Check the trade quote before you confirm. Sources: - [Zora Coins fee versions, early-launch fees and reward splits](https://docs.zora.co/coins/contracts/rewards) - [Zora help: what's new (Robinhood Chain, Solana, Custom Pairs)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/4641857) - [Zora help: Understanding Rewards on Zora (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/2509953) - [Zora help: How Creators Earn on Zora (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/5273729) - [Zora help: Understanding Creator Coins (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/6316801) - [Zora help: What are Custom Pairs (edited 12 Aug 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/13601793) - [Zora help: Creating your account (edited 13 May 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/4655425) - [Zora help: Terms of Service](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/6171073) - [Zora help: New User and Referral Rewards Program (edited 20 Jul 2026)](https://support.zora.co/en/articles/12308225) - [DefiLlama Zora Coins fee series (Base only)](https://api.llama.fi/summary/fees/zora-coins) --- ## Axiom referral code Canonical page: https://memefees.com/codes/axiom Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Axiom referral code @connect: 10% off the 1% trading fee, the cost of a $100 and a $1,000 trade, cashback tiers and who can sign up. Disclosure: referral links may pay MemeFees. A benefit that the platform has not confirmed may not apply. - **Code or handle:** @connect - **Referral link:** https://axiom.trade/@connect - **Benefit status:** docs-verified - **Benefit:** Referral sign-ups get a 10% discount on trading fees, per Axiom's own documentation. - **Code last verified:** 2026-08-20 ### How to redeem 1. Open the referral link above. The handle @connect is part of the link, so you do not type a code. 2. Sign up through that link with email, Google or Phantom. Axiom then creates your wallets and shows you a recovery phrase. Write the phrase down and keep it offline. 3. Trade on Axiom. Axiom's referral docs say that a user who signs up through a referral link pays 10% less in trading fees, with no further step. ### What you pay with and without the code With the @connect referral, the Axiom trading fee falls from 1% to 0.90% of each trade. Axiom's referral docs give the 10% discount to every user who signs up through a referral link. The same docs use 1% as the starting fee in their examples. A $100 buy costs $1.00 in Axiom fees without a referral and $0.90 with @connect. A $1,000 buy costs $10.00 without a referral and $9.00 with @connect, so you keep $1.00. When you sell the position later, the sell is a second trade and pays the fee again. These figures cover the Axiom fee only. Solana network fees, priority fees and any launchpad fee on the token are separate, and the referral does not change them. Axiom's terms say the app shows the estimated total cost before you confirm a trade. ### How the referral discount combines with volume cashback Axiom also pays cashback in SOL, and the rate rises with your total trading volume on Axiom. The fee page lists seven tiers by net fee: Wood 0.95%, Bronze 0.90%, Silver 0.875%, Gold 0.85%, Platinum 0.825%, Diamond 0.80% and Champion 0.75%. The cashback is the difference to 1%, from 0.05% at Wood to 0.25% at Champion. Axiom's docs describe the referral discount and the cashback on separate pages. They do not give the net fee for a referred user at each tier. For that reason, the dollar examples above use the 1% fee before cashback. Read the fee line in Axiom's trade panel to see the rate that applies to your account. The person who shared the link earns 30% of Axiom's net fee on your trades, per the referral docs. That commission is a share of the fee Axiom collects, so it does not raise your cost. MemeFees may earn this commission when you sign up through @connect. ### Who cannot use the Axiom referral Axiom's Terms of Use (effective 26 February 2026) require users to be 18 or older. The terms exclude any person on a US, EU or UK sanctions list. They also exclude people who live in, or are located in, a country or region under comprehensive sanctions. The terms forbid the use of a VPN to get around these rules. The terms name no other countries. Axiom can still restrict any region at its own discretion, and it can ask any user for identity documents. The discount is for new accounts. Axiom's terms say that current users and inactive former users cannot count as new users in a referral program. If you already have an Axiom account, a new referral link does not add the discount to it. Axiom can also change or end a referral program without notice. ### What Axiom is Axiom is a browser trading terminal for memecoins on Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain. Axiom Innovations Inc. runs it, and Y Combinator lists the company in its Winter 2025 batch. Axiom's docs describe one-click buys and sells, migration sniping, limit orders, wallet and Twitter monitoring, and perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. Axiom does not hold your private keys. Its terms say the keys stay encrypted in your browser's local storage, so the recovery phrase is your only backup. Our [Axiom review](/reviews/axiom) covers the product in more detail, and the [Axiom terminal page](/terminals/axiom) tracks its fee revenue. ### How we checked this page Checked on 17 October 2026. On that date we read Axiom's fee page, its referral program page and its Terms of Use. The 1% starting fee, the 10% referral discount, the cashback tiers and the eligibility rules on this page come from those three pages. We did not place a test trade. The dollar figures are our arithmetic from the published rates. Our [methodology](/methodology) explains how we check referral terms and when we update a page. ### Frequently asked questions ### Which referral handle does this Axiom link use? The link uses @connect. Axiom ties the referral to your account when you sign up through the link. ### Is @connect an Axiom invite code? Yes, it works as one. Axiom uses referral links instead of typed codes, and @connect is the part of the link that names the referrer. Sign up through the link, and you do not need to type anything. ### Can I add the Axiom referral to an existing account? No. Axiom's terms say that current and former users cannot count as new users in a referral program. Use the link when you create your first account. ### Does the referral discount stack with Axiom cashback? Axiom runs the two as separate programs and does not publish the combined rate. Check the fee line in the trade panel before you confirm a trade. Sources: - [Axiom docs: fees](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/fees/axiom-fees.md) - [Axiom docs: referral program](https://docs.axiom.trade/getting-started/referral-program.md) --- ## FOMO referral code Canonical page: https://memefees.com/codes/fomo Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. FOMO referral code VIP10: 0.45% instead of 0.50% per trade, the cost of a $100 and a $1,000 trade, Solana fee rules and who can sign up. Disclosure: referral links may pay MemeFees. A benefit that the platform has not confirmed may not apply. - **Code or handle:** VIP10 - **Referral link:** https://fomo.family/r/vip10 - **Benefit status:** docs-verified - **Benefit:** Users who sign up with a referral code such as VIP10 get a 10% discount on FOMO trading fees: 0.45% per trade instead of the standard 0.50%, per FOMO's help centre. Network fees are excluded. - **Code last verified:** 2026-10-17 ### How to redeem 1. Open the referral link above, which carries VIP10. Do this before you create a FOMO account, because FOMO applies a referral code only on the signup screen. 2. Sign up in the FOMO app or on the web with an Apple ID or a Google account. Check that the signup screen shows the referral before you continue. 3. Fund the account and trade. FOMO's help centre says the discount then applies automatically to every trade. ### What you pay with and without the code With VIP10, FOMO charges 0.45% per trade instead of the standard 0.50%. FOMO's help centre gives this 10% discount to every user who signs up with a referral code. On Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum and Arc, a $100 trade pays $0.50 in FOMO fees without a code and $0.45 with VIP10. A $1,000 trade pays $5.00 without a code and $4.50 with VIP10. On these chains you also pay the network fee, and FOMO shows it in the quote before you confirm. On Solana, a trade of 190 USDC or more pays the same 0.50% rate, so a $1,000 trade also costs $5.00 without a code and $4.50 with VIP10. Smaller Solana trades use other rules. On FOMO's lowest-fee route, a trade from 47.50 to 190 USDC pays a flat 0.95 USDC. On the other routes, the fee is 0.50% with a 0.95 USDC minimum. Both rules give 0.95 USDC on a $100 trade. The help centre does not say how the 10% discount changes these flat amounts, so read the fee line in your quote. On Solana, FOMO pays the network gas, priority fees and token rent for you. On the other chains, you pay the network fee yourself. The referral discount does not apply to network fees. ### How the discount combines with other FOMO rates FOMO's fee article lists no volume tiers and no cashback for traders. It names two other rates. Select major tokens pay 0.05% per trade, with a minimum fee on small trades. Perpetual futures pay a separate FOMO fee, and Hyperliquid fees also apply. The help centre does not say whether the referral discount changes these two rates. The person who holds the code earns 25% of your trading fees. FOMO's help centre says this share comes out of the fee you already pay, so it adds nothing to your trade. MemeFees may earn that share when you sign up with VIP10. ### Who cannot use FOMO FOMO's Terms of Service (dated 17 August 2026) exclude people who live in, are located in or are citizens of a restricted jurisdiction. The list includes the Crimea region, Cuba, Donetsk, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Libya, Luhansk, Myanmar, North Korea, Sudan, Venezuela and Yemen. It also covers any country under a US, UK or EU embargo and any place where crypto trading is prohibited or restricted. Some features have more limits. Perpetual futures are not available to US persons. Robinhood stock tokens are not available to US persons or to people in Canada, the United Kingdom or Switzerland. Users must be 18 or older, and the terms forbid a VPN to get around any of these limits. The code works only at signup. FOMO's help centre says the app has no field to add a code later. If you signed up through a link and FOMO recorded no referrer, contact FOMO support from inside the app. FOMO cannot remove or change a referrer that it already recorded. ### What FOMO is FOMO is a social trading app from FOMO Labs Inc., with mobile and web access. It supports trading on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum and Arc. The app has a social feed and a leaderboard, and FOMO states that it has no copy trading feature. DefiLlama tracks FOMO as one app, so the fee figures on our [FOMO stats page](/launchpads/fomo) cover all in-app trading. Our [FOMO review](/reviews/fomo) covers signup, funding and safety in more detail. ### How we checked this page Checked on 17 October 2026. On that date we read FOMO's trading fee article, its article on referral codes and fee discounts, and its Terms of Service. The help articles show no calendar date, so this page records the date of our check. We did not place a test trade. The dollar figures are our arithmetic from the published rates. Our [methodology](/methodology) explains how we check referral terms and when we update a page. ### Frequently asked questions ### Which referral code does this FOMO link use? The link uses VIP10. FOMO's help centre says the code must be applied at signup, and the app has no field to add it later. ### How much does the FOMO referral code save? VIP10 cuts the FOMO trading fee by 10%, from 0.50% to 0.45%. Network fees do not change. ### Can I add VIP10 after I sign up? No. Contact FOMO support from inside the app only if you used a referral link and FOMO recorded no referrer on your account. ### Is FOMO available in the United States? FOMO's terms do not name the United States in the list of restricted jurisdictions. The terms do exclude US persons from perpetual futures and Robinhood stock tokens. Sources: - [FOMO affiliate program](https://fomo.family/affiliates) - [FOMO help: referral codes and fee discounts](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/15171268-how-referral-codes-and-fee-discounts-work) - [FOMO help: trading fees](https://help.fomo.family/en/articles/14436214-trading-fees-on-fomo) --- ## GMGN referral code Canonical page: https://memefees.com/codes/gmgn Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. GMGN referral code COINTELLUS: 30% off the 1% platform fee as reported by the code owner, the cost of a $100 and a $1,000 trade and the sign-up steps. Disclosure: referral links may pay MemeFees. A benefit that the platform has not confirmed may not apply. - **Code or handle:** COINTELLUS - **Referral link:** https://gmgn.ai/r/Cointellus - **Benefit status:** owner-reported - **Benefit:** Save 30% on GMGN platform trading fees through the COINTELLUS referral link. The code owner reported this rate; GMGN's public docs do not list it, so check the rate shown in the app. Network and priority fees are excluded. - **Offer source:** Reported by the code owner - **Offer reported:** 2026-09-09 - **Code last verified:** 2026-08-20 ### How to redeem 1. Open the referral link above. It carries the code COINTELLUS, so you do not type it. 2. Log in to GMGN with Telegram on the website through that link. GMGN's docs say the website and the GMGN Telegram bots share one referral code, and the code binds when you log in through the link. 3. Check that COINTELLUS shows on your account. After your first trade, look up the transaction on Solscan, as GMGN's docs suggest, and compare the GMGN fee with the rate below. ### What you pay with and without the code GMGN's fee page sets a platform fee of 1% per trade and says GMGN adds no other charges. The code owner reports that COINTELLUS takes 30% off that fee, so the rate becomes 0.70%. GMGN's public docs do not list this rate for invited users. Without a code, a $100 trade pays $1.00 to GMGN. With COINTELLUS, at the reported rate, the same trade pays $0.70. A $1,000 trade pays $10.00 without a code and $7.00 with COINTELLUS, so you keep $3.00. Priority fees, tip fees and gas go to the network and to node operators. GMGN does not collect them, and the code does not change them. A token that still trades on a launchpad curve also pays the launchpad's own fee. See the [pump.fun fee page](/launchpads/pump-fun) for one example. ### Where the reported rate comes from The code owner reported the 30% rate to us on 9 September 2026. GMGN's referral docs describe commissions of 10% to 30% of the fee for the person who shares a link, and the share grows with referred volume. The docs describe no discount for the invited user. For that reason, we label the rate as reported by the code owner, and we do not mark it as documented. The trade record gives the most direct check. GMGN's fee page shows a 1 SOL trade with a GMGN fee of 0.01 SOL. At the reported rate, the same trade would show 0.007 SOL. GMGN's fee page lists no volume tiers and no cashback for traders, so the reported discount is the only cut to the fee. Referrer commissions come out of GMGN's fee and do not add to your cost. MemeFees may earn a commission when you trade through COINTELLUS. ### Who can use the GMGN referral We did not find a list of restricted regions in GMGN's public docs on 17 October 2026, and GMGN's own terms page did not load for us on that date. Check your local law before you trade, and do not use GMGN where crypto trading is prohibited. The code binds at your first Telegram login through the link. GMGN's docs do not describe a way to add a code to an account that already exists, so use the link when you first log in. ### What GMGN is GMGN combines wallet tracking with a web trading terminal and Telegram bots. Its referral docs give link formats for Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Base, Tron and Blast. Its tutorials cover copy trading, sniping, limit orders and take-profit and stop-loss orders. Features can differ by chain and interface, so check the app before you use a particular network. Our [GMGN review](/reviews/gmgn) covers the product in more detail, and the [GMGN terminal page](/terminals/gmgn) tracks its fee revenue. ### How we checked this page Checked on 17 October 2026. On that date we read GMGN's fee page and its referral docs. The 1% fee and the commission range come from those pages. The 30% invitee rate comes only from the code owner. We did not place a test trade. The dollar figures are our arithmetic from the published fee and the reported rate. Our [methodology](/methodology) explains how we label each referral benefit. ### Frequently asked questions ### Which referral code does this GMGN link use? The link uses COINTELLUS. After you log in, check that GMGN shows the code on your account. ### Where do I enter the code? You do not need to type it. The referral link carries the code, and GMGN binds it when you log in with Telegram on the website through that link. ### Does the GMGN referral code lower network or priority fees? No. Priority fees, tips and gas go to the network and to node operators. GMGN does not collect them, and the code does not change them. ### Do the GMGN website and the Telegram bots use the same code? Yes. GMGN's docs say the website and its Telegram bots share one referral code, so the referral binds to your account on both. Sources: - [GMGN docs: referral](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/referral-link.md) --- ## Moonshot referral code Canonical page: https://memefees.com/codes/moonshot Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. Moonshot referral code AIFvZS: the iOS sign-up bonus, its odds, the fee on a $100 and a $1,000 trade and who can claim the bonus. Disclosure: referral links may pay MemeFees. A benefit that the platform has not confirmed may not apply. - **Code or handle:** ref link (AIFvZS) - **Referral link:** https://moonshot.com?ref=AIFvZS - **Benefit status:** qualitative - **Benefit:** Limited iOS referral bonus while supplies last: Moonshot's support docs say a new user in the United States or Singapore who signs up on iOS through a referral link and deposits by card or bank (Apple Pay, debit card, bank transfer, Venmo or PayPal) can claim free memecoins. The bonus terms (last updated 27 Mar 2025) give a 90% chance of memecoins worth about $3 (the top prize is $100, at 0.1% odds), and both users must pass ID checks before either gets the reward. - **Code last verified:** 2026-10-17 ### How to redeem 1. Open the referral link above on moonshot.com. The code AIFvZS is part of the link, so you do not type it. 2. Download the Moonshot app from that link. Use an iOS device if you want the referral bonus, because the bonus program runs only on iOS. 3. Create your account in the app. Then look for a banner titled "Referral bonus" at the top of the home page. Moonshot's support docs say that a missing banner means you are not eligible or the supply has run out. ### What you pay with and without the code The referral link does not change Moonshot's trading fee. Moonshot's fee page lists 2.5% on trades from $2 to $100, with a minimum of about $0.99, and 1% on trades above $100. A $100 buy pays $2.50 with or without AIFvZS. A $1,000 buy pays $10.00 with or without the code. MoonPay, Moonshot's payment partner, charges its own fee on card and bank deposits and withdrawals, and the amount depends on the payment method. The value of the link is the one-time bonus. Moonshot's bonus terms give a 90% chance of memecoins worth about $3, a 5% chance of $5, a 4.9% chance of $10 and a 0.1% chance of $100. Weighted by these odds, the average reward is about $3.54, which is more than the $2.50 fee on a $100 first buy. ### Who can claim the Moonshot bonus Moonshot's support docs set five conditions. You install Moonshot on an iOS device. You sign up through a referral link while the supply lasts. You are in the United States or Singapore. You use a real email address, because Moonshot excludes flagged temporary and alias addresses from the program. You deposit with a fiat method: Apple Pay, debit card, bank transfer, Venmo or PayPal. The bonus terms (last updated 27 March 2025) set a minimum deposit of $5. Both users must pass identity checks (KYC and AML) before either one gets the reward. Moonshot can change or end the program at any time without notice. Android users and users outside the United States and Singapore can still sign up through the link, but they cannot claim the bonus. Moonshot's Terms of Use (effective 16 October 2026) exclude anyone named on a US OFAC sanctions list. The Moonshot website also says that leverage and xStocks trading are not available in restricted jurisdictions. ### How the bonus combines with fees and referral rewards The bonus is a one-time reward in memecoins. It does not lower any fee, and Moonshot's fee page lists no volume cashback for traders. Moonshot's referral program pays the person who shares the link 35% of your trading fees in USDC. It also pays 10% to the referrer one step further up and 5% to the referrer two steps up. MemeFees may earn this share when you join through AIFvZS. ### What Moonshot is Moonshot is a self-custodial trading app for iOS and Android from Buy Moonshots, Inc. You can fund it with a card or a bank transfer, and it has its own token creation product, Moonshot Create. The referral link on this page points to moonshot.com. Moonit, the former DEX Screener Moonshot launchpad, is a separate product. Its fees and referral terms do not apply to this link. Our [Moonshot review](/reviews/moonshot) covers payment partners, Create coin fees and custody in more detail. ### How we checked this page Checked on 17 October 2026. On that date we read Moonshot's fee page, its bonus support page, the bonus terms and its Terms of Use. The fee tiers, the bonus odds and the eligibility rules on this page come from those pages. We did not claim the bonus. The average reward is our arithmetic from the published odds. Our [methodology](/methodology) explains how we check referral terms and when we update a page. ### Frequently asked questions ### Which referral code does this Moonshot link use? The link uses AIFvZS. Check that the app shows the referral during sign-up. ### What does the Moonshot referral code give me? Free memecoins, if you are a new iOS user in the United States or Singapore and you make a fiat deposit. Most rewards are worth about $3, and the supply is limited. ### Does the Moonshot referral code lower the trading fee? No. Moonshot charges 2.5% on trades up to $100 and 1% on larger trades, with or without the code. ### Do I need the app to use Moonshot? Yes. Moonshot is a mobile app for iOS and Android. Sign-up finishes inside the app after you download it through the referral link. Sources: - [Moonshot app documentation](https://support.moonshot.com/) - [Moonshot referral bonus for new users](https://support.moonshot.com/get-started/refer-friends/bonus) - [Moonshot referral bonus terms (last updated 27 Mar 2025)](https://moonshot.com/bonus) - [Moonit product distinction](https://docs.moon.it/docs/welcome) --- ## pump.fun referral code Canonical page: https://memefees.com/codes/pump-fun Editorial review date: 2026-10-17. This is not a live-data timestamp. pump.fun referral code VIP50: a 0.40% app fee instead of 0.45%, a deposit match of up to $50 for new users, and the steps to apply the code in the app. Disclosure: referral links may pay MemeFees. A benefit that the platform has not confirmed may not apply. - **Code or handle:** VIP50 - **Referral link:** https://pump.fun/join/VIP50 - **Benefit status:** docs-verified - **Benefit:** With VIP50 on your account, pump.fun charges a 0.40% app fee instead of 0.45% on trades in its web and mobile app, per pump.fun's fee page. A new user who applies the code in the mobile app before a first card or bank purchase can also get a deposit match of up to US$50, paid in parts over five qualifying trading days within 10 days, while pump.fun's program budget lasts. The 1.25% bonding-curve fee, trades in pump.fun Terminal and network fees do not change. The program is not available in the United Kingdom. - **Code last verified:** 2026-10-17 ### How to redeem 1. Copy VIP50 with the button above. 2. Open pump.fun with our link, or install the pump.fun mobile app. 3. Enter VIP50 when the app asks for a referral code. Do this before your first deposit. If you deposit first, the deposit match does not apply. 4. Before you trade, check that VIP50 shows on your account. The trade preview then shows a 0.40% Platform Fee line instead of 0.45%. ### What VIP50 changes on each trade From 17 October 2026, every trade in the pump.fun web app or mobile app pays a Platform Fee on top of the normal pump.fun fees. The Platform Fee is 0.45% for a wallet with no referral code and 0.40% for a wallet with a code such as VIP50. pump.fun shows the fee as a separate line before you confirm a trade. The code does not change the 1.25% bonding-curve fee or the PumpSwap fee after graduation. It also has no effect on trades in pump.fun Terminal or in other apps. Those trades pay no Platform Fee, but each of those apps charges its own trading fee. ### What a trade costs with and without the code Example: a 10 SOL buy on the bonding curve in the pump.fun app. Without a code, you pay 0.125 SOL curve fee plus 0.045 SOL Platform Fee, which is 0.170 SOL (1.70%). With VIP50, the Platform Fee is 0.040 SOL and the total is 0.165 SOL (1.65%). The saving is 0.005 SOL per 10 SOL traded. On a $1,000 buy, the in-app cost is $17.00 without a code and $16.50 with VIP50. Solana network fees and priority fees come on top in both cases. The [pump.fun fee calculator](/tools/pump-fun-fee-calculator) prices any trade size, with or without the code. ### The deposit match for new users pump.fun's referral rewards terms (updated 7 October 2026) give a new user a deposit match. You must apply the referral code in the mobile app before your first purchase of crypto with a card or bank account through pump.fun's payment partner. The match base is the value of that first deposit or US$50, whichever is less. You do not get the match at once. pump.fun pays it in parts as you trade on qualifying days within a 10-day window, and the program runs only while its budget lasts. The person who referred you gets the same amount. The terms exclude the United Kingdom and the countries that pump.fun blocks in general. Do not deposit more than you can afford to lose to unlock a match. ### What pump.fun is pump.fun is a Solana memecoin launchpad. Anyone can create a token, and trading starts at once on a [bonding curve](/learn/bonding-curve). When the curve sells out, the coin [graduates](/learn/memecoin-graduation) to a PumpSwap pool. The [pump.fun statistics page](/launchpads/pump-fun) shows its fees, launches and market share from live data, and the [pump.fun review](/reviews/pump-fun) lists the full fee schedule with sources. ### Before you trade You trade from your own wallet, and a confirmed Solana trade is final. Most coins that graduate from pump.fun trade below their graduation value 24 hours later. Our [memecoin survival study](/research/memecoin-survival-2026) gives the numbers. If you want a lower total fee, compare the full cost where you trade. pump.fun Terminal charges no Platform Fee but has its own trading fee, and trading apps such as [FOMO](/codes/fomo) and [Axiom](/codes/axiom) have their own fees and codes. The [trading platform comparison](/guides/memecoin-trading-platforms) prices the same trade in each app. ### Frequently asked questions ### What is the pump.fun referral code? The code is VIP50. Enter it in the pump.fun app when it asks for a referral code. Our link opens the VIP50 invite page, but pump.fun asks you to type the code in the app. ### Can I add VIP50 to an account that I already have? pump.fun allows one referral code per wallet. Its terms do not say if a wallet that already trades can add a code later, so check the referral field in the app. The deposit match is only for users who have never used pump.fun before. ### Does VIP50 lower the 1.25% bonding-curve fee? No. VIP50 lowers only the Platform Fee in the pump.fun web and mobile app, from 0.45% to 0.40%. The 1.25% curve fee, the PumpSwap fee and network fees stay the same. ### Does pump.fun have a referral program? Yes. pump.fun started its referral rewards program on 7 October 2026. A wallet with a referral code pays a 0.40% app fee instead of 0.45%, and new users can get a deposit match of up to US$50 under the program terms. Sources: - [pump.fun invite page for VIP50](https://pump.fun/join/VIP50) - [pump.fun fees: Platform Fee (updated 17 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/fees) - [pump.fun referral rewards terms (updated 7 October 2026)](https://pump.fun/docs/referral-rewards)