Fee split
Each coin picks at launch where the creator side of its fees goes. Nobody can change it afterwards.
Where every trade fee goes
87% of the way to graduation
Every swap pays 1% in HYPE
Long ETH on Hyperliquid
The LP has no owner
Example coin with made-up numbers. Pick a mode to see where the fees go.
Modes
The launch form has five presets. All to me, Holders, Burn and Perp each send 100% of the creator side to one place. Mixed is anything in between: move a slider and the coin becomes Mixed. A coin with any perp share shows as Perp. Coin cards show each coin's mode.
Where fees come from
Every swap in the coin's pool pays 1% in HYPE, buy or sell, wherever the trade comes from. Part of it is the creator side, split by the coin's split:
| Before graduation | 30% creator side, 70% platform |
| After graduation | 50% creator side, 50% platform |
The four destinations
| Destination | What happens |
|---|---|
| Creator | HYPE builds up for the creator to claim |
| Holders | HYPE streams to every holder over 24 hours. Holder payouts |
| Buyback and burn | HYPE buys the coin and burns it. Buyback and burn |
| Perp | HYPE builds a position on Hyperliquid. Perp coins |
The shares must add up to 100%.
Fixed at launch
The split is stored in a fee contract with no owner and no setters. The creator can't change it, we can't, and an upgrade to the launchpad can't reach it.
Who sends the transactions
Fees wait in the launch hook until they're sent on; claims, payouts and buybacks are open functions anyone can call. Nothing on a blockchain runs by itself, so we run a keeper that calls them.