Here's the design we're building for Pair's next update. The starting point is familiar: curve and migration mechanics, with creators choosing the compatible asset their coin trades against. We want the launch process to work for an individual creator, a community launch or an established team. The details matter: - Sniper protection lasts three seconds. Total opening buy fees are capped at 99%, with the additional sniper tax dropping sharply along a non-linear decay to zero. Normal trading fees remain afterward. - The creator is automatically exempt from that temporary tax, with up to 64 additional wallets declared at launch. Exemptions skip the sniper tax only, not the normal trading fee. Sniper-tax proceeds are split equally between the creator and Pair. - The normal fee starts at 1%: 0.5% for Pair and 0.5% for the creator, on both buys and sells. - Creators can add 0% to 9% extra creator tax. All of that extra goes to the creator, with a maximum normal fee of 10%. For example, adding 1% means a 2% total fee: 1.5% to the creator and 0.5% to Pair. - The creator fee recipient is chosen at launch and will be fixed afterward. A team can direct revenue to its treasury or another designated wallet from the start. - Fees are collected in the paired asset and will be claimable directly through the contracts or the app. An ETH pair pays fees in ETH; a different pairing pays in that asset. There's no accumulated launch-token fee balance waiting to be sold for those claims. An optional dev buy and the usual images upload, description and links are part of the flow too. We've also cleaned up the frontend, keeping the default launch simple and putting additional controls in advanced settings. This is still in development. Those checks are part of the work we're completing before release. We'll give more updates and do a thread about it to explain why some things are designed in a way and not in another.