FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask first.
How does Reprise make money?
A 0.03 SOL launch fee, and 10% of each coin's trading fee. At the default 1% fee that's 0.1% of a trade, a fraction of what most launchpads take. The other 90% goes to the creator, stakers and the coin's liquidity.
Why do coins start at around 206 SOL?
So they're deep from the first trade. A 1 SOL buy at launch moves the price under 1%, instead of about 7% on curves that start near 28 SOL. Snipers have less to take, and the climb to graduation (about 7×) is steadier. The curve
Can the creator pull the liquidity?
No. The liquidity belongs to the coin's hook, which has no way to remove it, and there's no LP token. Graduation
Can the creator sell?
Yes, like anyone. Their dev buy is public, and their sells of it are fee-free. A coin's page shows how much of that allowance is left. Fees
What happens at graduation?
The buy that completes the curve turns it into the coin's own pool at the same price, in one transaction. No migration and no gap. Graduation
Why stake?
Stakers share 30% of every trade's fee, in SOL. Longer locks earn up to twice as much per token. Staking
Is the fee taken in the coin or in SOL?
Always in SOL, before and after graduation. Nobody in the split is paid in tokens that would have to be sold.
Why can't I see coins on Axiom, Photon or Jupiter?
Reprise isn't on mainnet yet, and those apps need to add support for Reprise pools. Until then, coins trade on this site.
Is it audited?
Not yet. The audit comes before the mainnet deploy. Risk & terms
What's a hook?
A program that runs alongside a pool and can change how it trades, the way Uniswap v4 hooks do. The launchpad is one. Hooked pools