Pricing, graduation and fees
Where a token starts, what graduation means, and how trading fees split.
Starting price and graduation
Every token launches at roughly a $3,000 starting market cap. As buys accumulate USDC or eUSD in the pool, the token progresses toward graduation at a $9,000 pool balance.
Graduation is a label the app applies once a token reaches that balance, and it is permanent. It does not change the token, unlock liquidity, or create a new market.
Trading fees and creator rewards
Every pool uses the standard 1% Uniswap v3 fee, which splits like this:
| Fee side | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Token side | 100% burned, reducing supply |
| Pair side (USDC or eUSD) | 35% to the token creator, 65% to the platform |
Anyone can trigger a fee distribution, but the recipients are fixed, so creator rewards keep accruing for the life of the pool. After a pool migrates from eUSD to USDC the pair-side payout is in USDC instead; the split is unchanged.
Locked liquidity
The launch position is held permanently in a vault and can never be withdrawn, so the liquidity cannot be pulled out from under the pool. Ordinary market risks, such as low demand or a falling price, still apply.