Launchpad · platform
Sapling SolanaRobinhood
Data as of 2026-11-13 (UTC)
Fees (day)
$849
▲ 76.1% DoD
Fees (7d)
$5.1K
▼ 71.1% vs prior 7d
Fees (30d)
$196.7K
▼ 33.4% vs prior 30d
Fee share
0.03%
7d · #37; 30d 0.20% · #22
Cumulative fees
$492.1K
first seen 2026-09-25
Daily fees
By chain (30d fees)
| Solana | $194.0K | 98.6% |
| Robinhood Chain | $2.7K | 1.4% |
Product & fundamentals
Zcash-native Solana launchpad; coins paired with ZEC etc.; 2% fee mostly for buyback/burn and holder rewards.
Source: Compiled by Grok (web) (2026-11-14), not verified by us; sources in the AI summary below
Chains
Solana Robinhood
Token
SAPLING · mcap $1.15M
Listed on DefiLlama
2026-10-20
Parent
—
Audits
0 on DefiLlama
Team
See “AI research summary · Team & backing” below
Raises
none recorded on DefiLlama
Security incidents
none recorded on DefiLlama
AI research summary
Compiled by Grok (web) from the site, DefiLlama, X and web search, with links for every claim; anything not found is marked. 2026-11-14; not verified by us, not a recommendation.
Selling points
- ZEC pairing and privacy options
- Holders auto-receive ZEC rewards
- Platform token buyback and burn
- Supports multi-chain and stock tokens
- Free or low-cost creation
How it differs
Emphasizes ZEC and privacy: via Raydium LaunchLab or older pump.fun path; 2% fee splits to SAPLING burn, liquidity, flywheel and treasury; deployer can add up to 3% for holders. Per site.
Fee split
Raydium coins: Sapling takes 2% (0.50% each to SAPLING burn, SAPLING/ZEC pool, flywheel, treasury). Deployer adds 0-3% (optional to holders). Older coins similar split. Per docs.
Token
Has platform token $SAPLING. Part of fees used for buyback and burn (significant portion already burned). Per project data.
Team & backing
Sapling Technologies LLC (Wyoming), founder igor. Per FAQ and X.
Risks & open questions
- New platform with small market share
- Depends on ZEC and Raydium
- Privacy features may add complexity
- Fee structure can change
Not in the sources
- Full funding details
- Long-term reward execution stability
- Depth of multi-chain expansion
Sources
- official 机制说明
- official FAQ与费用
- web DefiLlama数据
- official 文档
How fees are charged and split DefiLlama methodology (original): the clearest view of the mechanics
Fees
The 2% fee on every buy and sell of a coin launched on Sapling, the flat fee paid to plant a coin, and Sapling's fee on buys, plantings and sales made from a Zcash account. On Robinhood Chain: the 2% creator tax plus the creator's 70% of Pons's 1% fee on every buy and sell of a coin planted through Sapling, both paid to Sapling's splitter, plus the planting fee and the Zcash account fee, paid in USDG to the treasury. On Raydium LaunchLab (from 2026-10-28): any platform fee claimed from the curve and Sapling's fees from the coin's graduated pool; excludes the coin's transfer tax (Sapling's 2.00% plus the deployer's tax of none to 3%), which is taken on every transfer of the coin, wallet to wallet included.
Revenue
The part of the 2% coin trading fee Sapling keeps (10% treasury, 25% $SAPLING buyback and burn, 25% $SAPLING/ZEC liquidity), plus the planting fee and the Zcash account fee. For LaunchLab coins, all of the curve platform fee and the graduated pool's fees (a quarter each to the treasury, the flywheel, $SAPLING buyback and burn, and the protocol-owned $SAPLING/ZEC pool). On Robinhood Chain the shares apply to what reaches Sapling's splitter: the 2% creator tax plus the creator's 70% of Pons's 1% fee.
To holders (buyback / dividends)
50% of the 2% coin trading fee: 25% buys and burns $SAPLING, and 25% goes to the $SAPLING/ZEC pool on PumpSwap, where about half of it buys $SAPLING, both sides are deposited and the LP tokens are burned, so no one, Sapling included, can withdraw it. On Robinhood Chain the shares apply to what reaches Sapling's splitter: the 2% creator tax plus the creator's 70% of Pons's 1% fee. For LaunchLab coins, half of the curve platform fee and the graduated pool's fees: $SAPLING buyback and burn, and the protocol-owned $SAPLING/ZEC pool, whose position is locked for good.
Kept by protocol / team
The treasury's share: 10% of the 2% coin trading fee, plus the planting fee and the Zcash account fee. For LaunchLab coins, the treasury's and the flywheel's quarters of the curve platform fee and the graduated pool's fees. On Robinhood Chain the shares apply to what reaches Sapling's splitter: the 2% creator tax plus the creator's 70% of Pons's 1% fee.
To creators / supply side
40% of the 2% coin trading fee, paid to each coin's deployer, a wallet they choose, or the holders of that coin as holder rewards (on Robinhood Chain, 40% of what reaches Sapling's splitter). LaunchLab coins pay their deployers from the coin's transfer tax, which is not counted.
Sources: DefiLlama · Sapling · DefiLlama adapter code · official site. Fees, revenue, methodology, raises and incidents are DefiLlama data synced daily; the description’s source is noted above. Profile updated 2026-11-13. Describes what it is; not a recommendation.
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