$Keryx is live.
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Every coin launched through Keryx points 100% of its https://t.co/IzZRVzi5Eo creator fees at a pool. Say its name in public with the mark on it, and 1% of that pool is yours.
One assignment per mint. It cannot be redone.
$Keryx has earned 0.552218 SOL in creator fees since yesterday.
Every lamport went to the wallet that launched it. That is where creator fees go by default.
Keryx sends them to whoever says the coin's name in public instead.
One assignment per mint.
No coin has launched through Keryx yet, and the site says so.
No example coins in the list. No placeholder payouts. Where a figure would go it says which kind of nothing it is unread, or zero, and never the two as one.
A zero you can check beats a number you cannot.
676,271 fee-sharing configurations on Solana mainnet. Every one decodes and every one sums to 100%.
655,683 of them pay a single address.
We read all of them to prove our own decoder including 21,034 that a wrong byte layout would have read as paying a stranger.
A confirmed signature says a program accepted an instruction.
It does not say your pool ended up in the share list, or at what share, or at all.
So Keryx records an assignment only after reading the account back and finding the pool in it. If it is not, nothing is written.
A coin gets one shot at its own fees.
The fee program allows one assignment per mint, then revokes the authority itself. Not the creator, not Keryx, nobody.
So a successful transaction is not proof. We read the configuration account back and check the pool is named in it.
Three steps.
Pick a coin launched through Keryx.
Post about it on X carrying @Keryxfun#ad.
Collect 1% of its pool, in SOL.
The share is read from the chain at the moment your post is read not from a number we kept.
Most paid posts disclose because somebody might check.
Ours cannot not disclose. @Keryxfun and #ad are read out of the post's own text, and the database refuses to record a post without them.
A rule code remembers is a policy. A rule the database enforces is a guarantee.
A herald never spoke for himself.
He named who sent him and was paid by whoever sent him. One who did not was a man shouting in a square.
That is the whole of Keryx. Post about a coin, carry the mark that says you were paid to, take 1% of its pool.
No mark, no fee.