The network pays us. We share it.
Sonic hands a share of network fees back to the apps that generate them. SafeMemes passes a fixed share of that to the creators whose launches and drops caused the activity, and to the wallets that paid the fees.
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Published allocations
No rounds yet. The first one is published after Sonic's first payout.
Sonic pays apps for the gas they generate
Sonic's Fee Monetization programme returns up to 90% of the network fees paid by transactions that run through a registered app. Every SafeMemes launch, token, drop and factory registers itself, so all of that activity counts.
The payout arrives once a month
Sonic pays the platform's share about once a month, in S, to one address. On SafeMemes that address is a contract, so every payout is recorded on-chain the moment it lands.
It is shared by who generated it
Each transaction earns a gas-back budget: its own fee times the round's payout rate, capped at 90%. The launch or drop creator gets a share, the wallet that paid the fee gets a share, and the rest stays with the platform.
Anyone can check the numbers
The full allocation for a round is published as a file, and only its fingerprint is stored on-chain. Your wallet downloads that file, recomputes the fingerprint and compares it before showing a claim, so a swapped file is caught.
The fine print
- Sonic decides what the platform is paid. If Sonic pays nothing for a month, there is nothing to share.
- A round is published with a 24-hour review window before claims open, so a wrong allocation can be cancelled rather than paid out.
- Claims stay open for at least 90 days. After that, anything unclaimed returns to the vault.
- Faking activity to farm this does not pay: you would spend more in fees than the most anyone can ever get back, which is 90% of the fees your own transactions paid.
- The shares between creators, traders and the platform are set per round and recorded in that round's file.