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# 💰 Creator earnings

Creators earn at every stage of a token's life:

| Stage                   | You earn                                                                                           |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 📈 **On the curve**     | **0.2% of every trade** (buys and sells), paid from the 1% trade fee.                              |
| 🎓 **At graduation**    | A reserved payout from the pool, paid in BNB.                                                      |
| 🌊 **After graduation** | **50% of the PancakeSwap V3 pool's trading fees**, collectable for as long as the pool trades.     |
| 🎯 **Points**           | A creator bonus in the rewards ledger when your token graduates, plus the 🏗️ Creator achievement. |

The design is deliberate: your income scales with *sustained trading*, not with dumping on your own community. A token that keeps trading for months keeps paying you for months.

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✅ Everything is automatic — fees accrue on-chain to your address. No claims process for the curve-stage share.
{% endhint %}


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