<p>01</p>
Source
Say what generates the fees: trading, swaps, a bridge, a marketplace, creator earnings or app revenue. One source per launch.
Sluicepad
One fee stream, one token. Point the fees your product already earns at a single token on Solana, and stakers of that token claim a fixed share of every fee that arrives.
Launch a streamTrading fees, swap fees, bridge fees, marketplace fees, creator fees, app revenue. Most launches sell a story and hope the revenue shows up later. Here the fee stream itself is the thing being launched.
Each launch mints exactly one token with a fixed supply. The share of fees that flows to stakers is set at launch and can never be changed. SOL sent to the token's fee address is split by that share.
<p>01</p>
Say what generates the fees: trading, swaps, a bridge, a marketplace, creator earnings or app revenue. One source per launch.
<p>02</p>
Fix the percentage of every fee that flows to stakers, from 1 to 100. The rest goes to the launcher. It can never be changed.
<p>03</p>
Name it, pick a ticker and launch from your wallet. One token is minted with a supply of 1,000,000,000, all to the launcher.
<p>04</p>
Every token has its own fee address. Any SOL paid into it is split by the fee share.
<p>05</p>
Holders stake the token and claim their share of the fees in SOL at any time. The program is new and not audited, and fee streams can stop.