Every babe-coin is quoted in $BABE, every trade routes through it, and every creator fee is paid in it and partly burned. That is the loop this page draws out, then the plumbing underneath: the fee split, the burns, the challenge window and how creators claim. Nothing here is a promise of returns; it is a description of the mechanism.
A babe-coin trades at 0.01 $BABE all week with no trades of its own. Over that week $BABE goes from $0.0010 to $0.0015.
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| $BABE price, USD | $0.0010 | $0.0015 |
| Coin price in $BABE | 0.01 | 0.01 |
| Coin price, USD | $0.000010 | $0.000015 |
| Change in USD | - | +50% |
The same arithmetic runs in reverse: when $BABE falls against the dollar, every paired coin falls with it by the same share. Memecoins are highly speculative. Nothing on this page is investment advice.
Shares are written into each coin's fee-sharing config when it is created, in the same transaction, so they cannot be changed later. The deployer's share never touches our wallets.
Every babe-coin is a pump.fun coin quoted in $BABE instead of SOL. Buying with SOL goes through $BABE first, so every trade on the platform is $BABE demand. $BABE itself is an ordinary pump.fun coin: fixed supply, no mint authority, graduated to PumpSwap.
30% of every creator fee lands in the burn wallet and is burned once a day, whenever the balance is non-zero. Creator pool balances that go unclaimed for 365 days are burned the same way. Each burn is a public transaction listed on the $BABE page.
The deployer's 10% and the platform's 5% are paid out, not burned. $BABE's own pump.fun creator fees go to the platform wallet. There is no team allocation, no vesting and no second mint.
Creator fees collect in the coin's pump.fun creator vault as people trade. Every 15 minutes, once at least 100 $BABE is waiting, a job calls pump.fun's distribute instruction and the split above happens on-chain.
The creator pool share arrives in one pool wallet. A double-entry ledger records exactly how much belongs to which X account, and an hourly reconcile job checks the ledger against the chain. If they ever disagree, payouts freeze until a human looks. Every coin page shows its own fee ledger with transaction links.
Only the X account bound to the coin can sign in; other accounts are refused before they reach X. The creator then posts a short support video on X and submits the link. We check the post's author against the bound account and keep no X tokens.
A verified post opens a challenge window, 5 days by default. When it closes the held balance becomes available to the creator, unless enough holders voted to block it. The rules are below.
The creator withdraws to a wallet she controls, in $BABE or swapped to SOL. Payouts are sent by an isolated signer with an allow-list and daily caps. A new payout wallet waits 24 hours before it can receive anything. Fees that accrue in the 90 days after a release are released without another window.
A balance nobody claims for 365 days is burned. A creator who opts out has every coin about her delisted and her balance frozen, then burned under the same rule.
Every wallet holding the coin when the window opens, weighted by balance at that snapshot. The bonding curve, the PumpSwap pool and every platform wallet are excluded. On a coin's first window the deployer is excluded too, so a launcher cannot wave her own launch through or hold it hostage.
The window stays open 5 days by default; the deployer can set 3 to 7 at launch. The release is blocked only if wallets holding at least 15% of circulating supply (10% to 30%, set at launch) vote Block, and block weight exceeds support weight. Silence releases: a window nobody votes in goes through.
The balance stays held. The creator can post again after 7 days with a new post and a fresh snapshot. After 2 blocked releases the coin's claims lock until a GM Babe admin reviews both sides, so a single whale cannot grief a creator forever. Windows are never edited or reopened; the snapshot and every ballot are published so anyone can recount.
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