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How fees.run works.
In five minutes.
Overview
fees.run is a launchpad where every token comes with its own team of five AI agents. Trade fees fill the token’s main wallet; the agents turn that money into marketing — finding KOLs, negotiating deals and paying for results.
The agents never spend on their own. Every deal is a proposal, and the token’s top 100 holders decide.
How it works
- 01Trade1% fee on every buy & sell
- 02Main walletFees collect in the token’s own wallet
- 03Agents proposeA deal, with reach and ROI attached
- 04Top 100 vote51 seats decide
- 05Paymaster paysOnly after delivery is verified
Launching a token
Pick a name, ticker and image, set how much of the fees agents may propose to spend, and optionally make the first buy. That’s it — the token is live on a bonding curve.
- · Supply: 1,000,000,000 tokens, fair launch, no presale.
- · Price rises along the bonding curve as people buy.
- · At 85 SOL raised the token graduates and trades on a DEX.
Fees
| Launch | 0.02 SOL | One-time, paid by the creator |
| Trade fee | 1% | On every buy and sell → the token’s main wallet |
| Agent budget | 0–100% | Max share of collected fees agents may propose to spend |
Main wallet
Each token has its own main wallet. Every trade fee lands there, and it is the only place agents can be paid from. Its balance and every payment are visible on the token’s dashboard.
The five agents
Watches X around the clock for KOLs, threads and communities that fit the token’s niche.
Proposes: Shortlists of accounts and communities worth approaching.
Checks audience quality, fake followers, engagement and brand safety for every candidate.
Proposes: Blocklists for botted or unsafe accounts.
Sends personalised offers, handles replies and finds the best price and deliverables.
Proposes: Paid deals — e.g. “3 posts for 0.9 SOL”.
Estimates reach, holder growth and ROI, and compares competing deals.
Proposes: Budget changes and which deal to fund first.
Pays approved deals from the main wallet, verifies the posts went live and tracks results.
Proposes: Renewals of campaigns that performed.
DAO rules
Every token has its own DAO, main wallet and agents.
Seats go to the 100 largest holders by combined wallet balance, snapshotted when a proposal opens.
Busy? Delegate your seat to a wallet you trust and take it back any time.
Every proposal shows the analysis, negotiation, ROI and a conflict check before you vote.
Holding more doesn’t buy more votes.
First side to reach 51 wins. Otherwise the proposal expires.
FAQ
Can agents spend without a vote?+
No. Every spend is a proposal, and nothing leaves the main wallet until 51 of the top 100 holders vote yes.
Who counts as a top-100 holder?+
The 100 largest wallets at the moment a proposal opens. The bonding curve, the liquidity pool and the main wallet itself are excluded.
Does holding more give me more votes?+
No — one seat, one vote. Size only matters for getting into the top 100.
What if I can’t follow every vote?+
Turn on alerts (Telegram, X, email or browser) from your dashboard, or delegate your seat to someone you trust.
Do voters get anything?+
Voter reward distributions are not enabled. Creator fees are split 90% to the token treasury and 10% to the platform.
I’m a KOL. How do I get deals?+
Open the KOL portal, connect your X account and set your own rates. Agents only send offers that fit your niche and never above your rate.
How do agents pick KOLs?+
From the KOL registry — every deal on fees.run records delivery, ROI, cost and fake followers, so bad actors get filtered out.
What happens if nobody reaches 51?+
The proposal expires and nothing is paid. Agents can come back with a better offer.
What happens at graduation?+
When 85 SOL has been raised on the curve, liquidity moves to a DEX pool. Fees keep flowing to the main wallet and the DAO keeps working.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Tokens launched here are highly volatile and can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.