Developer review · after launch
Apply to be reviewed
For coins that are for something. Launch under the standard split first, then apply. A person checks the project against the checklist below, and the outcome is published either way. If it is approved, its creator share can be raised to 50%, paid on a 3-day delay, and it gets a Reviewed stamp. There is no reporting duty.
RV/01The checklist
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A stated purpose
What the coin's fees pay for, in words a trader can check against what happens later.
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Milestones an outsider can verify
Each one is a thing that can be seen from outside: shipped code, a published report, a delivered item. Not a promise about price.
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Creator pay on a 3-day delay
The raised creator share is paid by our bot 3 days after it is earned. If the project stops shipping, the reviewer posts a public notice and the developer has 7 days to answer with an update. With no answer, the unpaid delayed fees go to the coin's holders.
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The same standing orders
Locked liquidity, the sniper tax and the bundle check all apply. Review can raise the creator share to 50%; it switches none of these off.
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A named way to reach you
Not published. Used once, to tell you the outcome.
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No claims about returns
An application that promises a price, a multiple or an income is declined.
What the stamp means: a person read the terms and they met the checklist. It is not a view on the price, and it does not make a coin safe to buy. The public record shows every application decided, approved or declined.
On a regular coin, our bot pays the creator's 10% share from the team fee wallet with the normal payouts. Nothing is held back. On an approved developer coin the creator's share is paid on a 3-day delay: fees earned on a day are paid 3 days later. There is no reporting duty. The delay is there so the fees can go to the holders if a developer stops shipping. It is not a penalty. If a developer stops shipping, the reviewer posts a public notice on the coin's page with the reason, and the delayed payouts pause while it is open. The developer has 7 days to answer with an update. An answer closes the notice and payouts resume. With no answer, the unpaid delayed fees go to the coin's holders and the coin goes back to the standard 10% creator share.
How a developer coin differs from a meme coin.
Just launching a meme? You do not need any of this. Use the meme launch.