The final price is set on-chain. Every trade goes in and out as SOL or ZEC, in one transaction, simulated first and refused if it would cost more SOL than shown or the exchange inside it fails. The creator fee is turned into ZEC on chain and split as shown under the chart. Coins can go to zero.
To the deployer FvgB4m6qhstsLFvm8WvifgWzW8wWjAwuDbZWRfT48W5xprofile
Only the current payee can redirect it or turn it into holder rewards. Redirecting hands over control. You can't take it back.
The liquidity share of every trade goes into $SAPLING/ZEC liquidity whose LP tokens are burned, so nobody can pull it. pump.fun takes its own protocol fee on top: 0.95% on the curve, 0.25% after graduation. None of it reaches Sapling. The split can change within the program's bounds: liquidity never below 0.50%, Sapling never above 0.40%.
Pay with SOL or ZEC, sell for SOL or ZEC. Its liquidity sits in Helius staked SOL, so it earns staking yield on its own, every epoch, with nothing for traders to do. The creator fee is turned into ZEC on chain.
2.00% creator fee, turned into ZEC on chain and split: 0.80% to the deployer, 0.50% burns $SAPLING, 0.50% $SAPLING/ZEC liquidity, 0.20% Sapling.
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On pump.fun the deployer's wallet shows as creator; the creator fee itself goes to Sapling's program (3fGC…5nZs), which splits it on chain.
