Burn Center
Trading fees Raypad receives buy the token from its market. The tokens bought are permanently burned, on the bonding curve and after graduation. This returns fee activity to the token; it does not guarantee any price or protect against losses.
- Fees accruing$18.04Estimate at current prices
- Buying$00 awaiting buy
- Bought0cycles bought, burn pending
- Burned156.51MTokens · last confirmed 2m ago
Totals
- Fees attributed to buybacks
- $1.1K
- Estimate: from trade events, current prices
- Fee claims confirmed
- $7.3K
- Claimed on-chain, current prices
- Quote spent on confirmed burns
- $7.1K
- Current prices
- Confirmed burn cycles
- 244
- Tokens with confirmed burns
- 16
- Last confirmed burn
- 2m ago
- Oct 26, 11:04 UTC
- Locked in pools
- $859.96
- 5 post-graduation cycles, LP burned
- In progress / failed
- 0 / 22
- Failed records kept; see the Failed tab
Receipts and cycles
A receipt exists only for a confirmed burn. Cycles in progress show their exact state.
Filtered to one token · show all
Nothing in progress right now.
Where the fees come from
- On the curve: creator-fee share
Raypad's platform wallet is the on-chain creator of every token, so this share is paid to Raypad first. It buys the token back and the tokens are burned. On coins launched since creator fees went live, 50% of it is the creator's vested cut instead.
- After graduation: pool creator fee
Of the pool's 0.75% creator fee, half (0.375%) buys the token and burns it. The liquidity a token graduates with: 100% of LP locked forever (Raydium Burn & Earn).
- Raydium protocol fee
Collected and retained by Raydium. Network fees for buybacks are paid by Raypad and not deducted from a token's allocation.
Confirmed buyback value per day
Last 30 days · current prices
Engine performance
- Success rate
- 91.7%
- Queued → confirmed (avg)
- 0.3 min