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# Creator’s Fee Revenue
On Primora, you launch a token, earn rewards, and build something people rally behind. It’s that simple.
## How It Works: The 2 Ways to Earn
### **1. Earn From Every Trade — Even Before Listing**
As soon as your token is live on Primora’s bonding curve, you start earning:
* **30% of all platform fees** generated from your token’s trading activity go directly to you.
* These earnings are shown in your creator profile (tap the **"View Earnings"** filter).
No waiting. No complex setups. You earn while building momentum.
### **2.** Earn From DEX Trades — For Life
Once your token completes the bonding curve, you get a **0.1 ETH reward**, and it’s automatically listed on **Uniswap v3** with a 1% fee tier pool. From that moment forward:
* **80% of all trading fees** from the Uniswap pool are sent directly to you.
* **20%** goes to Primora
### **Weekly Rewards From Dead Token Buybacks**
Every week, we [reclaim liquidity](/liquidity-management/our-approach.md) from tokens with no activity and use it to buy back $PRIM. Then:
* **35% of those $PRIM tokens** go to creators whose tokens are listed on Uniswap.
* Rewards are split based on **your token’s 7-day trading volume** compared to other listed tokens.
## Why This Benefits Creators
Our approach is built to support you every step of the way:
* **Start Strong:** Get 0.1 ETH when you complete your bonding curve.
* **Earn early:** Capture 30% of all platform fees during bonding curve activity.
* **Earn Weekly:** Weekly $PRIM rewards based on your token’s volume.
* **Earn Forever:** Keep stacking pool fees even after your token is listed.
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