Feebay, a newly launched marketplace built on Solana, says it now allows creators of pump.fun coins to sell their creator fee rights outright, according to a post from Fee Bay on X. Previously, the account states, creator fees generated from pump.fun trades could only be collected by the coin's fee admin, not sold to another party.
Under the system described by Fee Bay, a fee admin can list a coin's creator fees at a price set in SOL, with a listing expiry of between 1 and 30 days. A sale requires both the seller and buyer to sign the same transaction, with the buyer given 60 seconds to sign after the seller does; if either party fails to sign, or if any part of the transaction changes beyond a network fee increase of up to 0.001 SOL, the sale is canceled and nothing is sent. When a sale completes, 100% of the coin's creator fee shares transfer to the buyer at once, and the rights are then locked and cannot be altered again by anyone, including the original seller.
Fee Bay's post says the platform displays each coin's creator fees earned over the last 24 hours, the last 7 days, and since launch, with every figure linked to its on-chain transactions. The account states Feebay charges no fees itself and does not custody SOL, coins, fee rights or signing keys, and that it automatically closes listings if a coin stops earning fees or fails other unspecified validation checks. It remains unconfirmed whether any sales have occurred on the platform since launch.
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