01
Set the share
The team states what portion of trading fees will go into the build fund.
A Solana launchpad with a build fund
Put the
build in
the launch.
Each project publishes a share of trading fees for its build fund before the round opens. Everyone can see the split and what it is meant to support.
Explore the split01 Set the share02 Open the round03 Show the record
The fee has
a job to do.
Move the controls to see how a published build-fund share changes the allocation. The example uses a 1% trading fee.
Try the split
100 SOL2,000 SOL
10%80%
Each project sets and publishes its own share before participation. The controls above show how the split works.
Where the fee goes
Trading fee at 1%5 SOL
Remaining fee allocation3 SOL
To the build fund2 SOL
Build fundOther allocation
Four beats.
One clear deal.
The fee share is part of the launch terms. It stays visible as a project moves from its first round into trading.
02
Publish terms
Fee rate, split, funding purpose and round conditions appear together.
03
Open the round
Participants see the published split before choosing to take part.
04
Track the fund
Contributions and uses of the fund remain on the project record.
The receipts
stay put.
A build fund is useful when people can follow it. BOLT keeps the important terms and subsequent activity together in one project record.
01
Published share
The fee percentage and the part assigned to the fund are visible from the beginning.
02
Fund inflow
People can inspect what has accumulated from the disclosed share.
03
Fund use
Spending is tied to a stated project purpose and a visible transaction record.
Launch with
some fuel.
Put a public build-fund share in the terms and make every trade easier to understand.