Developers · the reviewed coins

Coins that are for something

A developer coin launched under the standard split, then passed review against a published checklist. Once approved, its creator share can be raised to 50%, paid by our bot on a 3-day delay. There is no reporting duty. It carries the Reviewed stamp. Reviewed means checked, not endorsed.

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Meme coin or developer coin

Every coin launches under the standard split. A developer coin is one that later passed review and can pay its creator more, so its terms are set out here beside the standard ones. In phase one this is carried out by our bot from a wallet the team controls. It is not enforced on chain.

Who can launch: MemeAnyone, instantly.DeveloperAnyone launches first, under the standard split. A project can then apply for review.
Trading fee: MemeThe creator picks 1%, 1.5% or 2%.DeveloperThe same three tiers.
Creator's share of fees: Meme10%.DeveloperUp to 50% once approved. The rest is then holders 15%, trader rebate 10%, supply drop 5%, burn 10% and team 10%.
Creator's first buy: MemeAt most 3% of supply in the launch itself, through our form. After launch the creator buys like anyone else. Nothing is locked.DeveloperThe same.
Creator pay: MemePaid to the creator by our bot with the normal payouts. Nothing is held back and there is nothing to report.DeveloperPaid by our bot on a 3-day delay: fees earned on a day are paid 3 days later. No reports.
If the creator stops shipping: MemeNothing changes. The creator's share is still paid.DeveloperThe reviewer posts a public notice on the coin's page with the reason, and payouts pause. The developer has 7 days to answer with an update, and an answer restarts payouts. With no answer, the unpaid delayed fees go to the coin's holders and the share goes back to 10%.
What “Reviewed” means: MemeNot reviewed. The standing orders are the only check.DeveloperThe project was checked against a published checklist. It is not an endorsement, and a reviewed coin can still fail.

Meme coin and developer coin compared
	Meme coin	Developer coin
Who can launch	Anyone, instantly.	Anyone launches first, under the standard split. A project can then apply for review.
Trading fee	The creator picks 1%, 1.5% or 2%.	The same three tiers.
Creator's share of fees	10%.	Up to 50% once approved. The rest is then holders 15%, trader rebate 10%, supply drop 5%, burn 10% and team 10%.
Creator's first buy	At most 3% of supply in the launch itself, through our form. After launch the creator buys like anyone else. Nothing is locked.	The same.
Creator pay	Paid to the creator by our bot with the normal payouts. Nothing is held back and there is nothing to report.	Paid by our bot on a 3-day delay: fees earned on a day are paid 3 days later. No reports.
If the creator stops shipping	Nothing changes. The creator's share is still paid.	The reviewer posts a public notice on the coin's page with the reason, and payouts pause. The developer has 7 days to answer with an update, and an answer restarts payouts. With no answer, the unpaid delayed fees go to the coin's holders and the share goes back to 10%.
What “Reviewed” means	Not reviewed. The standing orders are the only check.	The project was checked against a published checklist. It is not an endorsement, and a reviewed coin can still fail.

Identical for both

Liquidity locked at graduation: by Meteora's program on Meteora coins, through Raydium's LP lock on Raydium coins
The bundle report at the top of the coin's page
Holder rations every 10 minutes, growing with time held
Trader rebates every Friday
The weekly supply drop
The burn
Every movement on the public ledger
Our 10%

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DV/01Developer coins

0 launched. A review is a reading of the terms, not a view on the price.

No developer coin has launched yet.

The first one approved will be listed here, with its terms and milestones.

A developer coin's creator share is paid 3 days after it is earned. 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. Milestones are shown so you can check the project against what it said it would do. The Reviewed stamp says the project met the published checklist. It does not say the coin is a sound purchase.