Fees
Permanent markets charge 30 bps (0.30%). The default graduating curve fee is 100 bps (1.00%).
Existing Permanent v1 market fees remain in the locked pool reserves. There is no creator withdrawal or LP redemption instruction. The program upgrade authority remains a trust assumption.
Meteora DBC rejects a base fee under 25 bps. EVOLVE does not configure a fee below that floor.
Changing the protocol fee or the oracle requires the protocol authority and a 24 hour queue. The fee is not collected by a page view. It is a parameter passed into a curve config when a graduating pool is actually created.
The fee-enabled Devnet $EVOLVE coin and receiving wallet are committed on chain. Public signing still requires the website’s readiness checks. Existing locked pools keep their original fee rules.
Devnet $EVOLVE burns
Burns happen only when $EVOLVE reaches its next evolution milestone. The percentages below are shares of collected trading fees.
| Market-cap milestone | Buy and burn $EVOLVE | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| $300,000 | 10% | 90% |
| $600,000 | 20% | 80% |
| $900,000 | 30% | 70% |
| $1,200,000 | 40% | 60% |
| $1,500,000 and every later $300,000 | 50% | 50% |
Other developers' coins would reserve a fixed 15% of collected fees to buy and burn $EVOLVE, pay 15% to the platform owner, and allocate 70% to the creator. This applies before and after graduation and to Permanent coins. Creators choose a locked wallet-versus-own-coin-burn split for their 70%; those burns run when their coin evolves. Reserved funds stay locked if it never evolves. Their optional community benefits remain separately configurable.
Graduating coins' own-token burns require complete finalized trade history and approval from EVOLVE's trusted verifier. Missing history or expired approval keeps the burn funds locked. The fixed 15% $EVOLVE share waits for $EVOLVE's next milestone.
On Meteora, its protocol fee is deducted first. The 15% / 15% / 70% split applies to the fees EVOLVE actually collects. Owner and creator wallet shares arrive as wrapped SOL. Closing a fee account can pause collection until it is prepared again by its owner.
Devnet tokens have no real dollar value. New fee policies require verified price data, complete fee routing and launch configuration before activation. No mainnet launch is enabled.