Creator fees

On Pump.fun, active markets produce creator fees in SOL. For PokeBox tokens, that stream is the only source for packs and buybacks. There is no separate “treasury yield” or hidden subsidy: more volume → more fees → faster path to the next pack.

80% for the pack, 20% for buyback

When fees are collected for a token, about 80% is allocated to that token’s linked Collector Crypt pack. The other 20% is pooled for the platform buyback wallet, which swaps SOL for the Pokebox protocol token on Jupiter and burns it, launched meme coins are not bought back individually.

Each coin’s pack balance is tracked separately. Fees from one token do not pay for another token’s pack.

What you see in the app

On each token page, fee collections show up as activity: how much SOL was claimed, how it was split, and links to the on-chain transactions. Platform-wide buyback and burn history lives under Analytics.

On-chain wallets

Treasury and buyback addresses are public. Balances and transactions are on Solscan, operational wallets, not a trustless vault.

Good to know

• Fees do not move on every single trade in the UI, they are claimed in batches when enough has accrued.
• Quiet markets mean slower pack funding; there is no fixed calendar for the next card round.
• Trading is risky; fees depend on other people trading, not on holding alone.

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