Fees and the creator’s share
Updated 2026-10-17
What every trade on the curve pays and to whom, how the creator claims their share, and what changes at graduation.
On the curve
| Who | Of every curve trade |
|---|---|
| MemeTrader | 1 % |
| The creator | 0.25 % |
| Raydium | 0.25 % |
| In all | 1.5 % |
LaunchLab takes it from the SOL side of every buy and sell on the curve and pays each share into its own vault. The rate is declared at the launch and is the same on every trade. The creator is the wallet that signed the launch.
Claiming
The creator’s share builds up in the protocol’s creator vault — one vault per launching wallet, for every token that wallet launched here.
Manage’s Creator fees row shows the rate and the SOL claimable; Claim asks the launching wallet to sign the claim, and the SOL goes straight to it. Claim is inert while the vault holds nothing.
At graduation
At 85 SOL raised the curve graduates into a Raydium pool. Its liquidity is locked under MemeTrader’s Fee Key: never withdrawable, none of it to the creator. The Fee Key’s share of the pool’s trading fees is MemeTrader’s.
After graduation the creator keeps the pool’s own creator fee, 0.05 %. A trade through MemeTrader’s quick buy then carries MemeTrader’s own fee leg: the fees.
The Fee plan box
The story’s Fee plan box is the creator’s own words on what the creator fees will pay for. It prints on the token’s page with the rest of the story, word for word. It is the creator’s statement, not a promise MemeTrader makes: the token’s page.