Whales pay.
You don't.
Every coin launched on Pod has the Whale Tax built in. Any single buy over 1% of supply pays a 1.5% fee to the Pod treasury. Normal-size buys pay nothing extra.
Launch a coin
About 0.001 ETH to create. The Whale Tax (1.5% on whale buys) is on every coin and can't be turned off after launch.
- Whale Tax
- 1.5% on buys > 1% supply
- Paid to
- Pod treasury
- Dev buy
- 0.01 ETH
- Dev tokens
- vest 7 days
Trending
Example launches showing how the page will look. These coins aren't real.
How the Whale Tax works
Most launchpads charge everyone the same. On Pod only the big buys pay extra, so whales think twice before buying 10% of a coin.
A whale buys big
Any single buy over 1% of supply is a whale buy.
1.5% goes to the treasury
1.5% of that buy is sent to the Pod treasury wallet, which runs the platform.
Everyone else pays nothing extra
Buys under 1% of supply skip the Whale Tax completely.
whale buys 3% of supply for 1.20 ETH whale tax = 1.20 × 1.5% = 0.018 ETH → Pod treasury small buy of 0.05 ETH → no whale tax
Out in the open
Noxa made about $12M in fees, then stopped launches and went dark. Pod shows you where every fee goes.
- The treasury wallet address is public, so anyone can track it
- Every Whale Tax payment is a visible onchain transfer
- Dev tokens vest over 7 days, so instant dev dumps are impossible
$POD
The platform token. Part of the trading fees buys $POD back and burns it.
- Trading fee
- 1% per trade
- Whale Tax
- +1.5% on whale buys
- Fees go to
- Pod treasury
- Buyback + burn
- from treasury