FeeRace: launch a coin, take the whole pot.
(yes, all of it)
“Winner takes the pot.” FeeRace is a Solana launchpad where every coin's trading fees flow into race pots.
The coin that pays the most fees before the flag drops takes the whole pot, every other coin's fees included. Then a new race starts.
Race control · five races at once
Top of the fees.
Every leaderboard ranks coins by the fees they've paid into that race's pot. No votes, no market cap, no holder count. Just fees.
Simulated feed · sped up · previewTiming tower
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The rules
How a race runs.
One rule decides every race, whatever its length: most fees paid into the pot takes the pot.
Launch
Launch your coin here. FeeRace is a launchpad first: name, ticker, your trade fee and the races you enter.
Trade
Every trade pays the fee you set. It flows straight into the pots of the races your coin entered.
Climb
Each race ranks coins by the fees they've paid into its pot. Volume is horsepower.
Flag
When the clock runs out, P1 takes the entire pot, everyone else's fees included. The next race starts the same second.
Launch a coin.
Every coin launched on FeeRace is born on the grid. Set it up once and it races from its first trade.
Custom races
Start your own race.
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly races are fixed by FeeRace. Any other length, anyone can start: 90 minutes, 36 hours, 10 days, a whole quarter.
- Green flag
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- Checkered flag
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- Entry
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- Seed
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- Vault
- Keyless PDA, derived at start
Keyless vaults
Nobody holds the keys.
Every pot sits at a program-derived address. It's computed from public seeds and the FeeRace program id, and it's picked to land off the ed25519 curve, so a private key for it can't exist. Not ours, not the race creator's, not the winner's.
- No key to leak, sell or lose. No seed phrase sits behind a pot, so there's nothing to steal.
- Only the race program can move a pot, and only through settle() after the flag drops.
- settle() pays one place: the prize route the winning coin locked at launch.
- Custom races get their own vault, derived the same way the moment they start.
The derivation on the right runs in your browser: sha256 over the seeds, then an off-curve check on each bump, the same steps Solana uses. The program id is illustrative.
Pit lane questions
FAQ.
The short answers. The race rules above are the long one.
What counts toward the leaderboard?
The trading fees your coin pays into that race's pot while the race is running. Nothing else: no votes, no market cap, no holder count.
Can one coin enter several races?
Yes. Enter any mix of Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly and custom races, then split your fee stream between them. Each race ranks only what it receives, so spreading thin makes any single one harder to win.
Who sets the race lengths?
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly races are fixed by FeeRace and reset at 00:00 UTC. Custom races can run for any length; whoever starts one sets it.
Who can touch the pot?
Nobody. Pots sit at program-derived addresses with no private key. The only way funds leave is settle(), after the flag, to the winner's prize route.
What does the winner get?
The whole pot: its own fees plus every other entrant's. It goes to the prize route the creator locked at launch: the creator wallet, a buyback and burn, or an airdrop to holders.
Is the trade fee fixed?
No. Each creator sets it at launch, anywhere from 0.25% to 3%.
What happens on a tie?
Tied coins split the pot evenly.