One-minute launch
Name, ticker, image, tax, split. That is the whole form. The tax goes up to 5%, the split is in whole percents, and you choose both at launch.
holders 60%you 30%burn
Hourly payouts · locked liquidity
Launch a token that pays its holders every hour.
Set one tax and split it between holders, yourself and the burn. Brim pays it out every hour with nothing to claim, and locks the pool's liquidity for good when your token graduates.
Launches open soon. Follow @brimlaunchpad on X for the date.
Every hour
Filled by every trade. Poured every hour.
Each token runs the same cycle on its own. There is nothing to switch on and nothing to claim.
- 01CollectA share of every transfer is held back, on the curve or in the pool.
- 02SwapOnce an hour it is sold for the pair coin: SOL on a SOL pair.
- 03CountEvery wallet holding $5 or more of the token is counted.
- 04SendHolders by balance, the creator's share, and the burn.
- 05RecordEach transfer is listed on the token's page with its signature.
Why Brim
Less to set. More to trust.
No panel of settings to get wrong: one tax, one split, and four things you can count on.
Proven rails
Brim runs on Raydium LaunchLab, the launch contracts more than a dozen Solana launchpads are built on. A graduating token moves into a Raydium pool, and the hourly swaps route through Jupiter.
Locked for good
When a token graduates, all of its pool's liquidity is locked permanently. Nobody can pull it: not the creator, not Brim.
pool liquidity100% lockedforever
Proof on every payout
Each hourly payout is an ordinary Solana transaction. The token's page lists every one with its signature, so anyone can check where the tax went.
14:23 UTC212 holders1.84 SOL4xQe…9fTaconfirmed
Fees
What a trade costs
On the curve
1.00%per trade
Raydium 0.25Brim 0.25creator 0.50
The creator's 0.50% collects in an on-chain vault that nobody but the creator can draw from.
After graduation
0.80%per swap
pool fee 0.25Brim 0.55
A standard Raydium pool. Brim holds the fee key of the locked liquidity, so the pool fee comes to Brim as well, less Raydium's cut.
The tax is separate. The creator sets it at launch, from 0 to 5%, and every bit of it goes where they split it. Brim takes no share of the tax.
Questions
Short answers
When do holders get paid?
Every hour. If an hour's tax is too small to be worth a swap, it waits and is added to the next hour's.
What are payouts made in?
The coin the token trades against: SOL on a SOL pair, and the pair's own coin on any other.
Is there anything to claim?
No. The holders' share, the creator's share and the burn are all sent automatically.
Who isn't paid?
Wallets holding less than $5 of the token when the hour is counted, and the curve and pool accounts themselves.
What happens at graduation?
When the curve fills, the token moves into a Raydium pool with its liquidity locked for good, and the hourly payouts carry on wherever it trades.
Does Brim vet tokens?
No. Anyone can launch, and a token can lose all of its value. Brim runs the launch and the payouts; it doesn't review or endorse what gets launched.
Fill it to the brim.
Launches open soon. Be there for the first one.