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How Blend works, where the fees go, and what to know before you trade.
How it works
Every coin on Blend is a token: a coin with its own wallet and a sector mix chosen by its creator, such as AI, Semiconductors or Quantum Computing. Trading fees from that coin build a basket of tokenized stocks for those sectors, pay holders every week, and buy back and burn $BLEND.
Each coin is paired with a token: plain SOL or USDC, or other Solana assets from the pairing list. Coins trade on Blend or on any Solana terminal or aggregator, like Jupiter, Axiom or GMGN. Fees are charged wherever the trade happens.
Fees from one token never pay for another. Launches, trades, payouts, stock purchases and burns are all public Solana transactions.
Launching a token
- 1Sign in with your Solana wallet and claim a username.
- 2Name it with a ticker, picture and optional links. These are written to the coin on chain and can't be edited later.
- 3Configure the pairing token, the trading fee (1%, 2% or 2.5%) and the sector mix.
- 4First buy optionally, in the same transaction as the launch, so nobody can buy before you. It's paid in SOL whatever the pair.
You pay the launch from your own wallet, about 0.04 SOL in network and account costs plus any first buy. Blend never spends its own funds on your launch.
Price curve
Coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and no mint or freeze authority. The price follows a bonding curve as people buy, starting at a market cap of about $20,000.
At about $150,000 the coin graduates: its liquidity moves into a Raydium pool and is locked with Raydium Burn & Earn, so it can never be pulled. Fees keep flowing to the token after graduation.
Fees
Creators pick a trading fee of 1%, 2% or 2.5% per buy and sell. Raydium keeps its protocol share; the rest goes to Blend and is split the same way for every token, before and after graduation:
Fees build up in Raydium's fee vaults and are claimed and split during weekly settlement.
Rewards
Holders. Each Monday, the holder share is paid in SOL to the coin's top 100 holders, in proportion to how much they hold, wherever they bought. Amounts under 0.001 SOL, or the whole share when there are no outside holders, roll into the token's treasury instead. The Analytics page shows a live estimate of next Monday's payout per wallet.
Creators. The creator share is paid in SOL to the launching wallet in the same settlement. Totals are shown on the creator's profile.
Stock treasury
Half of every token's fees buys tokenized stocks (xStocks and PreStocks) matching its sectors, such as NVDA, MSFT or GOOGL. Only liquid, large-company tokens are used. Holdings and their purchase transactions are listed on each token's page.
These are third-party tokens that track a stock, not the shares themselves.
Buyback & burn
Own coin. At settlement, if a stock is worth more than the token paid for it, only the gain is sold. That profit buys the token's own coin, and those coins are burned on chain. If stocks are down, nothing is sold and nothing is burned.
$BLEND. 20% of every token's fees goes to a dedicated burn wallet. After all tokens settle each Monday, that SOL buys $BLEND in one market order and every token bought is burned on chain. Each burn is listed on the Analytics page with its transaction, and the wallet's address is under Contracts below.
Weekly schedule
Profiles
Your profile is tied to your wallet. It shows your holdings, a daily balance history, activity, launches and creator fees. Usernames are 3 to 20 lowercase letters, numbers or underscores, and each can be claimed once. Every change is approved by signing a message with your wallet, which costs nothing.
Risks
- Coins are highly speculative. Most lose value, and you can lose everything you put in.
- Payouts and burns depend on real fees and real profits. They are never guaranteed.
- Tokenized stocks are issued by third parties, not the companies themselves. Issuers can pause transfers or change rules, which can delay treasury activity.
- Blend is not affiliated with or endorsed by the companies whose stocks tokens hold. A coin is not a share and gives no rights in any company.
- Blend's fee tiers are public Raydium LaunchLab platforms. Coins launched on them outside this site don't get Blend's split or rewards.
- Blend has not had an outside audit yet.
- Prices and stats come from on-chain data and third-party feeds and can be delayed or wrong. Nothing here is financial advice.
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