Creator rewards

If you launched a token, you earn 0.3% of every trade on it — every buy and every sell, by anyone, forever. It does not stop at graduation.

How it accrues

Your share is not sent to you trade by trade. It builds up inside the token contract as a balance with your name on it, and you withdraw it when you want.

This is deliberate. If the contract tried to push ETH to the creator on every trade, a creator address that refuses incoming ETH — a contract wallet, say — would make every single buy and sell fail. Accruing and letting you pull avoids that.

Claiming

Open your token's page with the wallet that created it. At the bottom of the trade panel you will see:

Your creator rewards 0.0000 ETH 0.3% of every trade on your coin

Press Claim and approve in your wallet. The balance goes to the creator address.

The card only appears when you are the creator and there is something to claim — a zero balance would just fail, so the button is hidden rather than shown broken.

Anyone can technically trigger the claim, but it always pays the creator address. Nobody else can take it.

Gas is worth thinking about

Claiming costs gas. Claiming a very small balance can cost more than it is worth. Let it build.

After graduation

Your 0.3% keeps coming, now out of the Uniswap pool's 1% fee instead of the curve. Pool fees are collected in a separate step — anyone can trigger it, and your share goes to you automatically when they do.

One edge case to be aware of

Rewards are pull-only and are paid strictly to the creator address recorded at launch. If that address cannot receive ETH, the balance stays in the contract permanently. There is no way to redirect it. Launch from an address you control and that can receive ETH normally.