Of the CRW creator rewards
Trading CRW pays the creator a share of the fees. Half of it is used to buy CRW and burn it.
Policy$CRW · Solana
One fixed supply. No presale. No team allocation. Liquidity nobody can pull. Below is exactly how CRW works — and where to check each line yourself.
The token in one glance. The contract address is the only thing that identifies the real one — copy it from here.
9zZ1KGa1dSMmw7QQxT4WZKGVMpJHo6Cf9dBvZUNcpumpEvery token was placed on the launchpad's bonding curve at launch. Nothing was set aside for a team, a presale or an investor round.
| Allocation | Share | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Bonding curve | 100% | Anyone could buy from the first second, at the curve's price. |
| Presale | 0% | No private round, no early discount. |
| Team and investors | 0% | Nothing reserved, so there is nothing to vest or unlock. |
| Marketing wallet | 0% | Marketing is paid from fees and revenue, not from a hidden supply. |
The launchpad mints the supply once and fixes it. No one, including us, can create more.
The classic rug pull is a creator withdrawing the pool. Here the creator never holds it.
While CRW trades on the bonding curve, the SOL is held by the launchpad's contract. The creator has no way to withdraw it.
When the curve fills, the pool moves to a permanent trading pool and the launchpad burns the LP tokens. That locks the liquidity permanently.
The liquidity stays in the pool for good. Only regular trading moves it. No unlock date, no key to hand over.
What this does not prevent: any holder, the creator included, can sell the tokens they own. That is why the creator's holding is disclosed above whenever it is published.
A share of what the project earns buys CRW on the open market and destroys it. Each burn is listed below with its transaction.
Trading CRW pays the creator a share of the fees. Half of it is used to buy CRW and burn it.
PolicyThe platform is opening its own DEX. Half of the fees it earns will buy CRW and burn it.
When the DEX opensThe other half funds marketing and the building of the platform. A burn is only as large as the revenue behind it; the DEX does not earn fees yet, so nothing is promised from it until it does.
No burns yet. The first one will be listed here, with its transaction link, the day it happens.
Don't take this page's word for it. Each of these shows the same facts from the source.