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The creator share of every claim is paid to the payout wallet set at launch. By default that’s the wallet that launched the coin.

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Veto off

The creator pot is paid out as soon as it holds at least 0.005 SOL, on the same 10-minute cycle as everything else.

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Veto on

The creator’s cut is held in escrow in 24-hour windows, counted from the moment the coin launched. During each window, holders can sign a veto with their wallet. When the window closes, the engine adds up the current balances of everyone who signed:
  • Threshold reached: the whole escrow for that window is spent on buyback and burn.
  • Threshold not reached: the escrow is paid to the creator.
A new window starts right away. Vetoes don’t carry over between windows.
The veto panel on a coin page, showing escrow and votes
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percent
default:"10"
The share of supply that must sign against a payout to block it. Between 1% and 50%. Supply here means tokens held by regular wallets, not counting the bonding curve, the pool, the fee vault or excluded wallets.
Turning veto on is a strong trust signal. It tells holders you’ll only get paid while they’re happy with how the coin is run.
For holders: how to veto.