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# Referral Program
Earn SOL by spreading the word.
Share your **unique referral link** with friends, followers, or your community. Every time someone launches a token using your link, you get rewarded.
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### 💡 How It Works
* **Token creation costs 0.06 SOL**, but if you use a **referral link**, you only pay **0.04 SOL** — a **33% discount** on the creation fee.
* If **someone uses your referral link** to launch a token, you earn **10% of all the trading fees** that their token generates — for life.
* That means you **earn passively from every token created through your link**, as long as it keeps getting traded.🔥
### 🔗 How to Start
1. Go to
2. Create your **custom referral link** or generate a random one
3. Share it with your community, friends, or followers
4. Track your rewards and earnings live in the dashboard
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