Same stock pairings. A quarter of the fee.
Paired coins on StonkFun and OTC pay their rewards out of a fee on every trade. StonkSlop drops the tax and the creator cut and runs on the standard 0.25% pool fee.
| Fee | StonkSlop | StonkFun | OTC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fee on each trade | 0.25% pool fee | 1% or 2% pool fee | 1% trading fee |
| Transfer tax | None, and can't be added | 1% or 3% on reward coins | None listed |
| Creator cut | 0% | About half the pool fee | None listed |
| Buy and sell $1,000 | $5 | $20–$40, up to $100 on reward coins | $20 |
Fees as published on stonkfun.xyz/launch, stonkfun.xyz/rewards and otcdesks.cash/docs, checked October 1, 2026. Round trip counts the fee on the buy and on the sell.
Why 0% actually holds.
A low fee only matters if nobody can raise it later. Every StonkSlop coin is set up so the fee can't change, and you can check each part on Solscan in under a minute.
No transfer fee
Coins are plain SPL tokens. There's no transfer-fee extension, so there's nothing to switch on later.
Check: token program is the standard SPL Token program.Mint and freeze revoked
Supply is fixed at 1 billion. Nobody can mint more or freeze your wallet.
Check: mint authority and freeze authority are both empty.0.25% fee tier, locked
The pool opens on the 0.25% fee tier and its liquidity is locked forever, so the fee and the pool can't be pulled.
Check: pool fee rate is 0.25% and the LP is locked.No creator wallet in the fee path
The creator gets nothing from trading. The pool fee goes to holders, $SLOP buybacks and the protocol.
Check: every payout round on the Revenue page.From idea to paired coin in four steps.
No bonding curve, no tax and no dev fee. Your coin goes straight into a locked pool at the lowest standard fee.
Name it and pick a pair
Choose a name, ticker, image and the asset it pairs with. Supply is fixed at 1 billion.
Opens at 0.25%
The coin opens in a one-sided pool on Raydium or Meteora against its pair, on the 0.25% fee tier.
Locked for good
Liquidity is locked forever and every authority is revoked. Tax stays at 0% and the fee stays at 0.25%.
Holders earn the pair
The 0.25% the pool earns is paid to holders in the paired asset and buys back $SLOP.
Fees hit twice. Ours barely register.
A fee hits on the buy and again on the sell. On a 1% coin a trader is down 2% before the price moves; with a 3% transfer tax on top, it's 8%. On StonkSlop it's 0.5%.
Round-trip cost
BUY + SELLFee on the buy plus fee on the sell, at the published rates. Price impact and Solana network fees are left out.
No tax and no creator cut. Here's what pays holders.
On taxed launchpads the tax is the payout. Here it's the standard pool fee every swap on Solana already pays, plus revenue the protocol earns without touching your trade.
The 0.25% the locked pool earns
StonkSlop holds the locked liquidity for every coin, so it claims the pool's 0.25% fee. 70% goes to holders in the paired asset, 20% buys and burns $SLOP, 10% runs the protocol.
Cross-venue spreads
The same stock token often trades at different prices on different launchpads and DEXs. Taxed platforms make those gaps wider. The protocol closes them and keeps the spread.
Order-flow rebates
Aggregators and venues share fees for routed volume. Those rebates go to the treasury, never onto your trade.
No fake yield
- Take a creator or dev cut from trades. Creators earn nothing from volume.
- Hide a tax in the contract. Coins are plain SPL tokens with every authority revoked.
- Mint $SLOP to pay rewards. Printing the token just moves the cost onto holders.
- Promise a fixed APY. Rewards are whatever the pools actually earned, posted onchain.
Every coin here launches at 0% tax.
Each coin is paired with an asset picked at launch. Holder rewards are paid in that asset, so a coin paired with NVDAx pays out in NVDAx.
No coins launched yet
Every coin launched on StonkSlop shows up here with its pair, market cap and what it has paid out.
- Buy tax
- 0%
- Sell tax
- 0%
- Mint authority
- Revoked
- Network
- Solana
$SLOP is the treasury's receipt.
The token doesn't pay fees by magic. Pool fees come in, and 20% of them buy $SLOP off the market and burn it.
Volume comes in tax-free. A 0.25% fee pulls traders off 1–5% launchpads.
Locked pools earn. Pool fees, arbitrage and rebates collect in the treasury.
Treasury buys $SLOP. 20% of pool fees buy $SLOP on the market and burn it.
Holders get paid. 70% goes to each coin's holders, in the paired asset.
Questions
Is it really 0%?
Yes. There's no buy or sell tax and no creator cut. The only fee is the standard 0.25% pool fee, the same tier most Solana pools use. Every coin is a plain SPL token with mint and freeze authority revoked, and its pool is locked on the 0.25% tier, so none of that can change. You can check all of it on Solscan.
How is that cheaper than StonkFun and OTC?
StonkFun pools charge 1% or 2% per trade, and its reward coins add a 1% or 3% transfer tax. OTC coins carry a 1% trading fee. Buying and selling $1,000 costs $20 or more there. On StonkSlop it costs $5.
Why launch here if creators earn nothing?
Because your coin is the cheapest place to trade that pairing. No tax and no dev cut means buyers don't lose money just getting in and out, and there's no fee for anyone to suspect you of farming. Your holders still get paid in the paired asset.
Can anyone add a tax later?
No. Coins have no transfer-fee extension, every authority is revoked at launch, and the pool's fee tier is fixed. Not the creator, and not StonkSlop.
What does it cost to launch?
StonkSlop charges nothing to launch. You pay Solana network fees and rent for the coin's accounts and pool, plus whatever you spend on your first buy. Your wallet shows the exact total before you sign.
What does "paired with a stock" mean?
Your coin trades against a tokenized version of that stock, like NVDAx or TSLAx, and holders are paid in it. Holding the coin doesn't give you the stock itself; you earn it as rewards.
How does hedging other platforms work?
When a stock token or paired coin trades cheaper on one venue than another, the protocol buys on the cheap side and sells on the expensive side. The spread becomes revenue. Taxed platforms create bigger gaps, which makes this work better.
Can I use this from the US?
Tokenized stocks usually aren't offered to US persons, and rules differ by country. Availability will depend on where you are.