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Each claim buys the coin and burns what it bought. A buy never moves the price more than 2%, and never spends more than 5 SOL at once. The rest waits for the next claim.
Decide where every creator fee goes before your coin exists: its holders, a burn, your team, any wallet. One signature launches the coin with its route, locked from the first block.
Every trade of your coin pays a fee, and part of that fee belongs to the coin. On Unics you decide at launch where 80% of it goes, and it keeps going there for the life of the coin. Unics keeps the other 20.
The coin, its fee split and the lock land in one transaction. Either all of it is on chain or none of it is, so a coin can never go live without its route.
Name, ticker, logo and a line about it. Links if you have them.
Pump.fun, Meteora or Raydium LaunchLab, and a fee tier where the curve has one.
One route, or split it up to five ways. Shares add up to 100.
Coin, split and lock in a single transaction. Then it trades like any pump.fun coin.
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A Holders coin pays everyone who holds it, in SOL, straight to their wallet. No claiming, no staking, no form. Hold and it arrives.
Holders, Never sold, Burn, Fuel, Pool and Promo send fees to the coin's own hub wallet. A keeper spends it by the route every few minutes and writes each move on the coin's page.
Each claim buys the coin and burns what it bought. A buy never moves the price more than 2%, and never spends more than 5 SOL at once. The rest waits for the next claim.
Same rounds as Holders, but a wallet that sells or moves even part of its bag stops earning for good. A fresh wallet doesn't reset it.
Fees buy a coin you pick and burn it. Back a friend's launch, or an old favourite.
Once a pump.fun coin graduates, fees pair up with it in its pool and the LP is burned. Until then, they burn the coin.
Fees fill a promo budget that buys the next step on the list the moment it's covered.
Unics is a launch flow and a keeper. Most of what matters is on chain, and the rest is written down.
Read how it works20% of the coin's share of every fee. On pump.fun it's written into the same on-chain split as your route; on Meteora and Raydium it's the platform share of the pool. There's no launch fee on top: you pay rent and network fees, plus a 0.03 SOL gas seed when the coin's hub needs one.
No. On pump.fun the split is written on chain in the launch transaction, and pump.fun accepts it once. On Meteora and Raydium the route is fixed in the coin's record at launch and Unics has no way to edit it. Not you, not us. That's the point.
A round runs every ten minutes once the hub has at least 0.005 SOL of new fees. Every wallet holding 20,000 tokens or more is paid in SOL by its share. Amounts under 0.0002 SOL carry over.
Our keeper, with the hub's key. It claims the coin's fees, then pays, buys or burns by the route. Each move lands on the coin's page with its transaction.
On pump.fun, no: pump.fun pays those wallets directly from the split, and they would keep getting paid if Unics disappeared. On Meteora and Raydium the coin's fees land in its hub first and the keeper pays them out by the same shares.
Yes. A pump.fun coin graduates to PumpSwap, a Meteora coin to a locked DAMM v2 pool, a Raydium coin to a locked CPMM pool, like any other. It trades in every app that reads those programs, at the same fees.
Pump.fun, Meteora and Raydium LaunchLab on Solana today. EVM chains are next, along with launching on several chains from one payment.
No. Coins are made by anyone, fees only exist if people trade, and you can lose everything you put in.
Six steps, one signature, and the fees know where to go for as long as anyone trades.