Fee lifecycle
Phase 1: Bonding curve
Every bonding-curve trade can include four additive fees:
Fees that accrue to platform and creator vaults must be claimed. Referral fees are transferred directly during the trade.
Migration
When the bonding curve reaches the graduation target:- Liquidity migrates to CPMM for every new launch.
- CPMM LP tokens are minted.
- Before the 2026-08-17 upgrade,
creatorScaleproduced a creator-owned Fee Key. Migrations executed afterward combine the stored platform and creator scales into one platform-owned locked-LP share. The remaining share is burned. cpConfigIddetermines which CPMMAmmConfigthe migrated pool uses.
Phase 2: CPMM pool
After migration, CPMM swaps can include:
For updated migrations, the platform Fee Key holder earns from the locked LP-share side of the trade fee. Creator Fee Keys from migrations completed before the upgrade continue to earn according to their existing locked-liquidity records. The CPMM creator fee is separate and is claimed through creator-fee collection.
Creator revenue streams
A creator can have two fee-counter streams under the updated program. A creator may also hold a Fee Key created by a pre-upgrade migration. The platform holds the newly migrated LP-fee rights after the upgrade:
These do not replace each other. Preserve ownership from historical Fee Key records, but do not attribute a Fee Key created by the updated migration flow to the token creator.
Common gotchas
- CPMM creator fees are not carved out of the trade fee. They are additional.
- Fee Key NFT rights are LP-fee rights, not CPMM creator-fee rights.
- Standard CPMM pools created outside the LaunchLab migration path do not automatically have CPMM creator fees.
- Burned LP tokens leave liquidity in the pool permanently, but no wallet can claim the fees represented by the burned share.