Credit becomes a fee share.
You receive 75% of creator fees. The original creator is allocated 25%. Both are named in the launch plan.
Build on a token.
Send creator fees back to its roots.
Illustration only. This is a split of creator fees, not trading volume, token supply, or projected earnings.
The link pre-fills a launch form. Your token is only created after you review and sign on Bags.
Continue to Bags↗Every launch plan reserves 25% of creator fees for the people behind it.
You receive 75% of creator fees. The original creator is allocated 25%. Both are named in the launch plan.
The next remixer gets 75%, their direct parent gets 20%, and the original creator keeps a 5% allocation.
After your launch, make a remix link with your mint address. It carries your creator account and the original into the next launch plan.
Recipients and ancestry are supplied by users. LOUDER does not verify ownership or endorsement. Bags’ final configuration governs fees and claims. These links suggest a split; they do not enforce royalties on tokens launched elsewhere.
LOUDER builds a token launch plan with an explicit creator-fee split and passes it to Bags. Bags creates the token, configures fee recipients, and provides its own claim process. LOUDER never holds funds or signs a transaction for you.
Yes. A launch link pre-fills the form; the final settings on Bags determine what is launched. Check that every recipient resolved correctly and the allocation matches your intention before signing. This site does not verify the final on-chain configuration.
No. A later remix allocates 20% to its direct parent and 5% to the original creator. Intermediate ancestors receive no allocation from that later token unless they are also its direct parent. When the parent and original are the same account, the two allocations combine to 25%.
$LOUD has not launched and no official contract is configured here. The remix launcher is free. This version does not give token holders revenue rights, rewards, or ownership.
Crypto tokens are speculative and can lose all value. Allocated fees depend on actual activity and the final launch configuration. Attribution does not imply endorsement. LOUDER is an independent interface.