The lock and the split are enforced by Jupiter Lock and pump.fun on Solana, not by a badge. Cashback is paid from each coin's public pot.
The launch buy goes straight into a Jupiter Lock escrow. It releases evenly over 2 hours, starting right away. A quarter every 30 minutes, never all at once.
The creator fee split is fixed in the launch itself, using pump.fun's own fee sharing. After that the creator cannot change it, and neither can Solace.
Sell at a loss after holding 1 hour and 25% of it comes back, paid from the coin's own cashback pot.
Give up a slice of the fees, get buyers who trust the coin before they have read a word.
A locked bag, a fee split nobody can move and cashback if it goes wrong, all checkable on-chain. Buyers put money in sooner, and in bigger size, when they know they cannot be rugged on minute one.
You keep 60% of the creator fee, paid straight to your wallet in SOL. 30% fills your buyers' cashback pot, and that pot is why the next buyer clicks.
Only the launch bag is locked. It releases evenly over 2 hours, starting right away. A quarter every 30 minutes, never all at once. Anything you buy later is yours to trade like anyone else.
pump.fun pays every coin a creator fee on each trade: 0.3% on the bonding curve, up to 0.95% after it graduates. On a Solace coin it is split on-chain every time it is paid out.
A normal pump.fun coin: the same bonding curve, the same graduation to PumpSwap, the same trading on pump.fun and every Solana app. Solace only changes how it launches and where the creator fee goes.
No. Your coin is created by pump.fun's own program and trades on pump.fun like any other. Solace builds the launch for you: with one approval in your wallet it creates the coin, locks your launch bag and fixes the fee split.
From the coin's own creator fee. 30% of it goes to that coin's cashback pot, a wallet anyone can watch on Solscan. A coin that is not traded has an empty pot; a pot can never pay more than it holds.
Holder rewards hand the whole creator fee to holders, and the creator gets nothing. On Solace the creator keeps 60%, and the pot pays only buyers who actually sold at a loss.
Every buy opens a lot: how many tokens, what they cost, when. Sells consume the oldest lots first. The loss is what those tokens cost minus what they fetched, after fees. Only lots held at least 1 hour count.
Not with the launch bag: it is locked and comes out slowly. A creator can still buy later from another wallet and sell, like anyone else, and a coin can still go to zero. Solace softens losses; it does not remove them.
Solace's launch fee (0.01 SOL), Solana's one-time account rent for the coin, its fee split and its lock, and whatever you buy of your own coin. Each trade after that costs a fraction of a cent in network fees.