We built a trading desk. Then we named it OnlyFees.
Creator fees route on-chain to adult creators. The wallets get published before launch, every claim gets posted where you can check it, and none of it needs your email. The name is exactly as serious as it sounds. The infrastructure is not.
How the money actually moves
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Someone trades the coin
The launchpad takes its fee on the trade and credits a share to the coin's creator-fee account. This is a standard launchpad feature, not a tax written into the token — nothing is deducted from your wallet on a transfer, and the coin is not fee-on-transfer.
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The fees split on-chain
The claim is split at launch across the model wallets. Once a creator agrees, their name and receiving address are published on this page and appear on the diagram above as that output. The split is fixed on-chain and cannot be quietly re-pointed at a single wallet later without that showing. There is no transfer tax, no dev route and no bundled wallets — the severed branches in the diagram are routes this coin does not have.
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Claims get posted
Every claim, and every transfer out of the receiving wallets, gets posted where anyone can check the signature against an explorer. A pledge nobody publishes receipts for is a sentence on a website.
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What happens next is theirs
Cashing out, holding, or ignoring it entirely is the recipient's decision and their tax problem. We are not a payment processor and we do not hold anyone's money for them.
Free tools, in the server, right now
A meme coin is a bet on a contract you did not write, launched by someone you cannot see, into liquidity that can leave at any time. We cannot fix that. We can read it faster than you can. Every one of these ships with the thing it cannot tell you printed underneath it, which is the part most tools leave off.
Safety read on a contract: mint and freeze authority, LP status, holder concentration and the usual honeypot tells.
A clean result is not a safe result. It means the obvious traps aren't present. It cannot tell you the team won't simply do it manually on Thursday.
A composite read on a token, built from the safety checks and market data already being collected.
A score summarises public data. It has no opinion about whether the founder is lying to you.
Profiles a wallet from its own history: realised performance, hold times, and how risky it is to copy.
Wallets get lucky. Profitable wallets also exit before the people copying them do, which is frequently how they stay profitable.
Logs a call under your name, at the price it was made. Scored from then on, whether it works or not.
Calls cannot be edited or deleted afterwards. This is a feature, and it will eventually be a feature you hate.
Members ranked by scored calls — the real record, misses included.
Small samples say very little. Right now this mostly measures who got lucky recently.
No auto-buy, no copy-trade execution, no multi-wallet anything. The desk reads the chain and tells you what it sees; it does not press the button for you.
This is a boundary, not a roadmap. Asking nicely will not move it.
What this page needs from you
Nothing. That is not a slogan, it is the requirements table.
| Processor | Any |
|---|---|
| Memory | 4 MB (8 MB recommended) |
| Display | VGA or better |
| Disk space | None. It is a website. |
| Required | 18 years of age |
| Not required | A wallet |
| Not required | An email address |
| Not required | Your phone number |
| Not required | Connecting anything to anything |
| Also not required | Trusting us |
This page does not connect to a wallet, has no analytics, sets no cookies, and stores exactly two things in your browser: whether you dismissed the assistant, and whether you turned the motion off.
What the screener has done so far
Live from 12 Sep 2026, ticking at the rate it has held over 29 days running. Every launch it screened is published, the dead ones included — the record is here.
Where to follow it
Nobody has ever done this. You could be the first.
These, plus the ones on the official links list, are the only places we exist. There is no contract address yet, and nobody from APOC or any creator involved will ever DM you one — anyone who does is stealing from you. This page is run by APOC, the house behind The Resistance. OnlyFees is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to OnlyFans, Fansly, or any other content platform — those are other companies' trademarks and we are not making a claim about any of them. This site is intended for adults. Buying a meme coin is not a donation, is not a subscription, buys you nothing from anyone, and can go to zero — if supporting a creator is the point, pay them directly, which does more, immediately, with none of the risk.