Launch a token that spends its own fees.
Every token launched here earns from its own trading and hands the decision to its holders. Each cycle they vote where the fees go, a share buys back into a treasury, and it all lands on-chain. Spin one up in minutes.
One loop, funded entirely by trading
People trade the token
Every swap on the Meteora pool pays creator fees in SOL. Trading is the only thing that funds the token. No treasury sale, no emissions.
Fees split each cycle
The accrued fees are claimed and split: most follows the holder vote, the rest is set aside to buy back.
Holders vote the mission
A gasless signed vote sends the mission share where holders choose: donations, gift cards drawn to holders, or paying a creator.
Buyback grows a treasury
The buyback share market-buys the token into a community treasury that's never sold or burned. Steady buying that compounds cycle after cycle.
Attention pulls new trades
Those payouts and rewards pull in new holders, which means more volume, which means more fees next cycle. The loop tightens.
Then it repeats
More fees, a bigger treasury, more reasons to hold. Nothing here needs a foundation or a promise. The token runs the loop itself.
Featured tokens
Every token gets the whole toolkit
The same machinery that runs $BOON runs behind every token you launch. Nothing is reserved for the house token.
Community fee vote
Holders decide where the mission share routes each cycle, weighted by how much they hold.
Buyback treasury
A fixed share buys the token back into a treasury that's held, not dumped.
Gift-card giveaways
The mission share can buy real gift cards, drawn to eligible holders and claimed with a signature.
Charity + creator routes
Route fees to a real charity or pay a creator directly, with a public receipt every time.
Public receipts feed
Every claim, buyback, vote tally and payout lands in a log anyone can replay.
Gasless governance
Voting is a signed message, not a transaction. It costs no SOL.
Ready to launch?
Pick a fee-route mode, name your token, and deploy. The first cycle opens on the next keeper tick.