Every tradepays 1%.

Each coin's pool charges a fee on every buy and sell. The coin's locker splits what it collects between the wallet that launched the coin and the platform. Launching costs nothing but gas.

60%to the coin's creator
30%buys back the platform token
10%to the ecosystem

What everything costs

The site doesn't add a fee of its own on top of these.

When youYou payWhere it goes
Launch a coin FreePlus network gas Nothing is charged by the factory at the moment.
Buy or sell a coin 1% of the tradeTaken by the coin's pool Held in the coin's locker until collected, then split three ways: 60% to the coin's creator, 30% to buying back the platform token, 10% to the ecosystem.
Pay with ETH 0.86% more0.01% for ETH to USDG, 0.85% for USDG to the market token Charged by those two pools on the way in, before the 1% above. Applies to buys and to buying on launch.
Post a comment or save coin details FreeA signature, not a transaction Nowhere. Nothing is sent.
Send any transaction Network gasPaid in ETH Robinhood Chain.

Price impact isn't a fee, but on a young coin it can cost more than all of the above. Buying a large share of a thin pool moves the price against you as you buy.

Collect creator fees

Fees wait in each coin's locker until someone collects them. Anyone can press Collect: the creator and the platform get paid either way, and whoever presses it covers the gas. Amounts are paid in both the coin and its market token.

Creator's share below is the full 60% under the split. The locker contract itself sends 10% straight to the creator's wallet at collection; the balance of the 60%, and the 30% that buys back the platform token, are settled by the platform from its side of the transfer.

CoinJuiceUncollectedCreator's share

The juice cuts both ways. Your coin is priced in a leveraged perpetual position: if that position is liquidated its value goes to near zero, and so does the value of everything held against it in this pool — a worthless quote token can still be swapped in, so the supply can be drained for nothing. Liquidity is locked permanently and cannot be moved to another market.