Claiming creator fees
How Titan Deployer creators earn 60% of Uniswap V3 trading fees on their token, how claiming works, and what the creator portfolio page shows.
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Titan Deployer replaces the launchpad model of charging creators upfront with the opposite: launching is free, and the creator earns from their token's trading activity. Every pool uses Uniswap V3's 1% fee tier, and because the locked liquidity position spans the whole market, essentially every swap pays into it. Collected fees split 60% to the creator and 40% to the Titan treasury — enforced by the deployer contract, with a hard cap preventing the treasury share from ever exceeding 50%.
Claiming fees
- Open your creator portfolio (click your wallet → Creator profile, or any token card's Fees button on tokens you created).
- The claim dialog simulates the claim on-chain first, so you see the exact WETH and token amounts — your 60% and the treasury's 40% — before signing.
- One transaction collects from the locked position and pays both sides atomically. Claims are indexed and appear in your portfolio's history.
The creator portfolio
Every creator address gets a public page at titan.fun/developer/<address> listing their launches with live market data, lifetime fees earned, claim history, and aggregate performance — the same data the platform's Protocol revenue counter is built from, just scoped to one creator. Reputation on Titan is this page: public, on-chain, and unedited.