Pay the creator over time
Share with a repo’s builders
Send part of your creator fee to the builders of a public GitHub repo.
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Who pays
Nobody extra. Traders pay the creator fee as usual; the builders’ part comes out of yours.
Who earns
The repo’s builders, in SOL. You keep the rest of your share. repo.ing’s quarter of the fee is unchanged.
How long
Every trade, for the life of the coin. Fees the builders haven’t claimed 12 months after they were credited go to the $REPOING buyback.
The rule
Part of your share of the creator fee goes to the builders of one public GitHub repo you pick. The repo’s GitHub admins claim it on repo.ing after verifying with GitHub. A rename or transfer of the repo doesn’t change who can claim.
Settings
- Repository
- Any public GitHub repo, found by owner/name. Private, archived and forked repos, repos younger than repo markets allow, and repos whose maintainers opted out of repo.ing are refused.
- Share of your fee
- 10%, 25%, 50% or 100%. 25% unless you pick another.
Works with
Can’t be combined with
Trust
Fixed at launch
Its settings are written on chain when the coin launches. Nobody, including you and repo.ing, can change them afterwards.
Who can change it
The programs that run Hooks coins can still be upgraded by repo.ing’s multisig wallet. An upgrade could change how a block works on every coin. repo.ing’s multisig sets the wallet that holds builders’ fees until they claim, and can move it to a new wallet by a vote. See the multisig on Solana Explorer (opens in a new tab)
What it can’t do
- It doesn’t mean the repo’s maintainers endorse your coin. The coin page says “Not yet claimed by the maintainer” until one claims.
- Neither you nor repo.ing can change the repo or the share after launch.
- Anyone can move the builders’ part out of the coin, so they are paid even if you never claim yours. Nobody can move your part that way.