Creators earn from every trade on their coin. The split favours the creator.
Every curve trade pays 1.00% total. Liport takes 0.55%, the creator gets 0.20%, and Raydium gets 0.25%.
Two revenue streams
A creator earns from two on-chain flows.
1. Fees while the coin is on the curve
Every buy and sell pays a 1.00% total fee, split as follows:
| Slice | Rate | Goes to |
|---|---|---|
| Raydium protocol | 0.25% | Raydium (mandatory) |
| Liport platform | 0.55% | Liport |
| Creator | 0.20% | The token’s creator |
The 0.20% routes to a claim account tied to the creator’s wallet and the coin’s mint.
2. CPMM swap fees after graduation
Once the token is in a Raydium CPMM pool, every trade pays a 0.30% base swap fee plus a 0.05% creator fee on top — so 0.35% total. The 0.05% routes directly to the creator. No expiry. The creator does nothing until they want to claim.
What the platform takes
Liport keeps 0.55% of every curve trade. That funds development, RPC and indexing infrastructure, and the day-to-day operations of the platform. There is no insider allocation.
What creators cannot do
To keep launches fair, the protocol blocks a few things:
- Pre-mint supply. The full supply is controlled by the curve math.
- Freeze transfers. The mint has no freeze authority set.
- Pull the pool. Post-graduation LP is locked under Raydium’s LaunchLab policy.
- Change fees mid-flight. Fee parameters are fixed at launch.
The creator’s upside is their fee stream. Nothing privileged.