> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tripple.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tripple.fun/platform/revenue.md).

# Revenue Distribution

### Revenue Distribution

Giving back to the community is in our DNA, and that is the reason the team decided to implement the following: the platform provides projects with the exposure, liquidity, and tools they need for a successful launch while ensuring that $TRP token holders benefit from the ecosystem’s growth.

### How the Launchpad Works

When a project launches on Tripple.fun, they configure:\
✅ Token price per sale\
✅ Token allocation\
✅ Sale duration\
✅ Key project details for investors

### Investors can then participate by purchasing tokens directly through the platform. For example, if an investor contributes $100:

* 95% goes to the project that is launching its token.
* 5% is retained by Tripple.fun as a platform service fee.

### Revenue Distribution Breakdown

Out of the 5% service fee collected per investment, Tripple.fun redistributes earnings as follows:

* 30% is allocated to $TRP token holders as a reward for supporting the platform.
* 50% is reinvested into the platform’s development, covering upgrades, security, and marketing to drive growth.
* 20% is reserved for the core team and operational expenses, ensuring long-term sustainability.

This transparent and structured revenue-sharing model ensures that $TRP holders directly benefit from the platform’s success, creating an economy where early adopters and long-term believers in Tripple.fun earn a consistent share of launchpad activity.

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