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Claiming creator fees

How Titan Launch creators earn 60% of Uniswap V3 trading fees on their token, how claiming works, and what the creator portfolio page shows.

Titan Launch replaces the launchpad model of charging creators upfront with the opposite: launching is free, and the creator earns from their token's trading activity. Every pool uses Uniswap V3's 1% fee tier, and because the locked liquidity position spans the whole market, essentially every swap pays into it. Collected fees split 60% to the creator and 40% to the Titan treasury — enforced by the deployer contract, with a hard cap preventing the treasury share from ever exceeding 50%.

A Titan Launch creator portfolio showing deployed tokens, combined market cap chart, liquidity-locked reputation checks, fees earned, and launch activity
The public creator portfolio: every launch, reputation, and fee history in one place.

Claiming fees

  1. Open your creator portfolio (click your wallet → Creator profile, or any token card's Fees button on tokens you created).
  2. The claim dialog simulates the claim on-chain first, so you see the exact USDT0 and token amounts — your 60% and the treasury's 40% — before signing.
  3. One transaction collects from the locked position and pays both sides atomically. Claims are indexed and appear in your portfolio's history.

The creator portfolio

Every creator address gets a public page listing their launches with live market data, lifetime fees earned, claim history, and aggregate performance — the same data the platform's Protocol revenue counter is built from, just scoped to one creator. Reputation on Titan is this page: public, on-chain, and unedited.

Fees accrue inside the Uniswap V3 position continuously; claiming just moves what has already accrued. There is no deadline and no expiry.