The most popular creation platform in the Solana ecosystem is undergoing a major overhaul of its fee structure. Founder Alon Cohen recently revealed that they see issues with the current model, as the incentive mechanism has gone off track, so they decided to make changes.

What exactly are they changing? The platform will introduce a "Creator Fee Sharing" feature. In simple terms, after the token is launched, creators and community administrators can allocate a portion of the transaction fees to up to 10 wallets. What does this mean? It means you can reward those who truly help you, rather than all fees flowing to the platform.

Another highlight is the support for transferring token ownership and revoking update permissions by the team. This solves a longstanding problem: previously, when the community took over, users had to fully trust others' promises. Now, with on-chain enforcement mechanisms, trust issues are no longer a problem. With this combination, the entire incentive system becomes more transparent and fair.