Trading fees become buy pressure
Stablememe takes only a portion of the 0.25% fee charged on every launched pool — about 80%, with the other 20% going to Meteora, the protocol providing the liquidity. That treasury share is used to buy back $STABLE. Instead of scattering rewards across thousands of individual creators, the whole launchpad feeds one token.
Total pool fees generated
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Treasury share (~80%) across all launched pools
Waiting to buy back $STABLE
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Claimable now from the pools
Already claimed
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Pulled to the treasury so far
Reading live fees from the Meteora pools…
Every trade pays a fee
Each token launched on Stablememe trades through a bonding-curve pool with a flat 0.25% fee, collected in the pool's quote token (USDC, USDT or USD1).
Fees split, then route to the treasury
That fee is not all ours: about 20% is kept by the underlying Meteora protocol as the liquidity provider, and the remaining ~80% is claimed by a single platform treasury wallet — never by individual launchers.
Treasury buys back $STABLE
A portion of the collected fees is used to market-buy $STABLE, the protocol token — concentrating trading activity across the whole launchpad into one asset.
The flywheel spins
More launches and more trading means more fees, which means more buybacks. The more the launchpad is used, the more constant the buy pressure on $STABLE.
Treasury wallet
All pool fees are claimed to this address, then used for $STABLE buybacks. Every claim and buyback is verifiable onchain.
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