ser buys ser. ser burns ser.
Launch a coin through SER and its creator fees are split one way, on both launchpads — in SOL on pump.fun, in ETH on pons: 90% funds the reward pool for the sers who move your community; 10% goes to SER to buy $SER and burn it. No other SER fee exists.
coin trades
Every trade of a SER-enabled coin on its launchpad earns creator fees.
fees split onchain
The creator fees are split by a fixed policy: 90% / 10%.
90% to the sers
Funds the coin’s reward pool, allocated to qualified sers by SER Score share.
SER burned per token is a pro-rata attribution of indexed burns by each token’s share of treasury deposits.
Only creator fees
The split applies to a coin’s creator fee and nothing else. The launchpad’s own fee is unaffected and never reaches SER. Every figure on this page is a sum of indexed onchain events, not an estimate — SOL figures from Solana, ETH figures from Robinhood Chain, never added together or converted.
On Solana (pump.fun)
There is no SER contract: the split is set through pump.fun’s own fee sharing at launch, in the coin’s pair token (SOL by default). pump.fun’s admin can reset it — SER discloses that on the coin’s page. The Solana buyback is not live yet. How it works.
On Robinhood Chain (pons)
A SER fee router contract per token enforces the split. Fees can lag while pons sweeps them into its escrow, and the pons owner can override a token’s fee recipient after a 3-day timelock — SER discloses it on the token page.
Not investment advice
Buybacks and burns reduce $SER supply; they do not set or support a price. Tokens are user-created and experimental. Risk disclosure
10% to SER
Goes to the buyback treasury, which buys $SER on the market.
ser burns ser
Every $SER bought is sent to the burn address in the same transaction.
More sers posting brings more attention and trading, which brings more creator fees — for the sers and for the burn. On pons a SER fee router makes the split, and payouts can lag while pons sweeps fees into its escrow. On pump.fun the split is set through pump.fun’s fee sharing; Solana payouts and the Solana buyback are not live yet.
No creator fees indexed on Solana yet
When a pump.fun coin launched through SER has its creator fees distributed, the totals appear here in SOL — and in the pair token of any coin that is not paired with SOL.
No SER-enabled launches yet
Tokens appear here once their creator fees route to a SER fee router.
Launch a coin →Buybacks start once $SER is live
Until then, the 10% share accumulates in the buyback treasury. It can only leave through a buyback.