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# Fees

#### Trading fee

Every buy and sell on a token's bonding curve pays a trade fee, taken in LT terms 1% by default. Today, the full fee goes to the protocol's fee vault; splitting a share to the token's creator isn't wired up yet.

#### Launch fee

Launching a new token pays a one-time native-token fee to deter spam. This is separate from the trading fee and doesn't recur.

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## Other fees you may encounter

#### LT mint/redeem fees

Every buy/sell round-trips through the backing LT's mint/redeem path. The LT itself can charge its own mint fee, redeem fee, and streaming management fee — these are set independently per LT and are separate from the curve's trade fee above.

#### Post-graduation pool fee

Once a token graduates, it trades on a standard Uniswap V2 pool. The standard Uniswap V2 LP fee (0.3%) applies, same as any V2 pool — this goes to the pool's liquidity providers, not to the protocol.


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