Fees

Launch fee

Seven receives 10% of the funded raise when the token launches. The other 90% funds liquidity. The platform fee is taken from the raise, so contributors do not make a separate X Money payment for it.

Trading fees

New Meteora pools begin with a 70% fee on buys and sells. It drops by 3.45 percentage points each second, reaching 1% after 20 seconds. The timer starts when the pool becomes tradeable, not when the presale fills. Fees are collected in SOL. Meteora keeps 20% of the trading fee, and Seven splits its position’s remaining fees equally between the platform and creator.

At the normal 1% pool fee, each share is about 0.4% while our position supplies all liquidity. Other liquidity providers earn their own share. Ordinary wallet transfers, token delivery and vesting claims are untaxed. The launch fee applies to this pool; it does not control separate pools someone may create. Existing Raydium pools retain their original fee terms.

Claiming creator earnings

Creators can see their accrued fees in their portfolio and select Claim fees to receive WSOL in their Seven wallet. Only the verified creator can claim that share. Seven’s share goes to the treasury when fees are collected. Collections are batched to avoid paying network fees for tiny payouts.

Optional early unlocks

Waiting for the normal token unlock schedule does not require either payment.

Solana network fees

Swaps, token claims, deposit claims, and other onchain actions need SOL for network fees. Some actions also create token accounts and need account rent. These amounts are separate from Seven’s fees and are shown by the transaction flow.