Own a hundredthof a coin’s fees.
Every coin launched here is split into 100 shares. A share is an NFT that collects 1% of the coin’s creator fees in SOL, for as long as the coin trades.
- 100 shares per coin
- 1% of creator fees per share
- Paid in SOL
- Pools on Meteora
- Shares on Metaplex Core
100 shares · 1 coin
When a coin earns 1 SOL in creator fees, each share can claim 0.01 SOL. This is that split, drawn.
How it works
Launch a coin, mint a share, collect the fees.
- 01
A coin launches with 100 shares.
The launcher picks a name, a picture and a share price. One transaction creates the coin on a Meteora bonding curve and hands the creator role to the program. From that moment no person can collect the creator fees.
- 02
Minting a share buys the coin and burns it.
The share price does not go to the launcher or to us. The program spends all of it buying the coin on the open market, then burns what it bought. You receive the share as an NFT in your wallet.
- 03
Every trade pays the shares.
Trading fees build up in the pool. Anyone can press harvest to move them into the coin’s vault, where they are split 100 ways. Claim your part in SOL whenever you like. Sell the NFT and the next fees go to the new holder.
Enforced by the program, not by a promise
The creator of every coin is a program. No person holds that role, so no person can take the fees.
Fees can leave Meteora for one place only: the coin’s vault. From there they go to whoever holds the shares.
The share is the claim. There is no list of owners to edit and no payout anyone has to send.
Coins
Read straight from the chain.
Questions
What people ask before they mint.
What do I get when I mint a share?
An NFT in your wallet, made with Metaplex Core, a standard for NFTs on Solana. Whoever holds it can claim 1% of the coin’s creator fees, counted from the moment it was minted.
Which fees are split between the shares?
Each trade of the coin pays a fee. Meteora keeps its protocol part and the platform keeps its part. The creator part, which on other launchpads goes to one wallet, goes to the 100 shares here.
Where does the mint price go?
Into the coin. The program uses all of it to buy the coin on Meteora, like any other buy, and burns the coins it bought. It is not paid to the launcher or to the platform.
Who gets the fees of shares nobody has minted?
The launcher, until someone mints them. A coin with 40 minted shares pays 40% of its creator fees to holders and 60% to the launcher.
Can I sell a share?
Yes. List it in the market on the coin’s page, or send it like any other NFT. When you list here, fees you have not claimed are paid to you first. Anywhere else, unclaimed fees travel with the NFT to its next holder, so claim before you sell or send it.
What happens when the coin leaves the bonding curve?
It moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. The program holds the coin’s liquidity position there and keeps harvesting its fees for the shares. Minting, claiming and selling keep working the same way.