Every coin launched on dexxed has a 2% creator fee, split 1% to you and 1% to the dexxed treasury. At $50K of volume, the treasury's share is already more than the cost of a dex. The threshold is what keeps it sustainable: every dex we pay has paid for itself first.
Your coin's 24-hour volume reaching $50K at any point, read straight from its trades on-chain. We check every minute and keep the highest number we've seen. Once you're over, you're in the queue.
The team pays your dexscreener profile from the treasury, using the logo, banner and links you launched with. DexScreener has no automatic way to do this, so it's done by hand, usually within a day of qualifying. Every payment gets a public receipt.
Your coin is priced in $DEX instead of SOL. Buyers on pump.fun still pay with SOL: it's swapped into $DEX and then into your coin automatically. That's why every buy of your coin is also a buy of $DEX.
The first creates your coin on pump.fun. The second splits its creator fee with the treasury and locks that split forever, using pump.fun's own fee-sharing. Coins that skip the second signature stay listed but can't qualify for a paid dex.
No. pump.fun locks a fee split the moment it's set. Not you, not us. That's what makes the deal trustless.
Fees build up in your coin's vault. Anyone can push them out to the shareholders from your coin's page ("Distribute fees"). Your share lands in your wallet, paid in $DEX.
Your coin's contract address ends in "dex", found by your own browser before launch. Your keys never leave your device. You can skip it for a random address.
Only the normal Solana network fees for the two transactions, plus any dev buy you choose. No dexxed fee on top.
Coins launch through pump.fun's own program and official SDK. dexxed itself holds no keys and can't touch your coin. It's new software, though, and memecoins are risky. Only trade what you can lose.
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