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EdgeTek Mode — Advanced Custom Architecture

EdgeTek Mode is the advanced launch framework for creators who want to engineer their token's economics. On top of a fixed 1Edge platform fee, it gives the deployer a configurable fee budget to route across builder revenue, buyback-and-burn, and accelerated liquidity compounding — and that structure carries through after the token graduates to a DEX.

At a glance

Parameter Value
Deployment fee 0.5 SOL
1Edge platform fee 1.00% (fixed)
Builder / routing fee up to 3.80% (configurable)
LP compounding from 0.20% (configurable up)
Buyback & burn configurable (within the routing budget)
Graduation target 85 SOL on the bonding curve

The fee structure

An EdgeTek token's total fee is built from a fixed platform slice plus a configurable budget the deployer designs:

Slice Rate Notes
1Edge platform fee 1.00% Fixed. The slice your tier rebate discounts.
Builder / routing fee up to 3.80% Configurable. Routed across the deployer's chosen destinations.
LP compounding 0.20% minimum Always present; the deployer can raise it from the routing budget.
Buyback & burn configurable A share of the routing budget allocated to on-chain buyback-and-burn.

ℹ️ The 0.20% LP compounding minimum is always preset on every launch — Edge or EdgeTek. EdgeTek simply lets you raise it and add other streams on top.

Designing your fee budget

The deployer has up to 3.80% of configurable fee to allocate however their strategy demands. It can all go to one destination, or be split across several:

  • Builder revenue — routed to a deployer vault you specify (your direct, automated income stream in SOL).
  • Buyback & burn — a programmatic on-chain burn that permanently reduces supply and adds constant buy pressure.
  • Extra LP compounding — accelerate liquidity depth beyond the 0.20% base.
Strategy Builder Buyback & burn Extra LP
Revenue-focused high
Deflationary high low
Deep-liquidity low low high
Balanced split evenly across all three

⚠️ Total fee load matters. A 1.00% platform fee plus a maxed 3.80% routing budget is a high per-trade cost that can deter trading. Calibrate to your goals and your community. See Launch Engineering Best Practices.

Setting your buyback threshold

When you allocate fees to buyback & burn, you also set a SOL buyback threshold — the balance the buyback vault must accumulate before it fires. Choose from 5, 10, 25, or 50 SOL. The moment saved-up buyback fees reach your chosen level, the program automatically buys back and burns tokens with the vault, then resets and starts saving again.

A lower threshold (5 SOL) means frequent, smaller burns; a higher one (50 SOL) means rarer, larger ones. It's your call on how aggressive — and how visible — you want the deflation to be.

Claiming & automation

EdgeTek splits into one stream you control and two that run themselves:

  • Builder / routing fees — claimable. Your custom wallet-routing fees accrue to your vault and are claimable from the dashboard. After graduation, they're claimed automatically for you.
  • LP compounding — autonomous. Runs on its own, compounding into the liquidity pool on every trade.
  • Buyback & burn — autonomous. Fires automatically whenever the vault hits your buyback threshold — no action needed.

The Tek Fees dashboard

Everything is visible under Tek Fees in your dashboard — the full history of your token's fees: how much has been generated, where it's been routed, and the amount bought back and burned. It's the live view of your flywheel working.

After graduation

Unlike Edge mode's market-cap-scaling fee, an EdgeTek token's configured fee structure stays flat after it graduates to Meteora — the levers you set persist for the life of the token.

⚠️ As with all graduated tokens, Meteora takes a 20% protocol cut of trading fees post-migration, so each stream delivers roughly 80% of its configured rate. The structure is close to the pre-bond rates, but not identical. See The Meteora Graduation Protocol.

Guardrails still apply

Like Edge mode, EdgeTek launches can enable wallet buy caps and trade cooldowns at deployment — both active only during the bonding curve.

The lifecycle

  1. Deploy — pay the 0.5 SOL framework fee, configure your fee budget (builder / buyback / LP), set metadata and guardrails.
  2. Bonding curve — the token trades against a virtual-token curve with your configured fees active.
  3. Graduation — at 85 SOL the token migrates to Meteora and your fee structure persists (less Meteora's 20% cut).