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# Earning SOL Through $MC Token

<figure><img src="/files/lp75FD4bmpB8S0IieiP6" alt=""><figcaption><p>Hold $MC, and you’ll earn $SOL. 80% of platform fees go back to holders</p></figcaption></figure>

**80% of Platform Fees Distributed to Holders**:

* When users conduct transactions on MEMEchan—whether it’s creators launching new tokens, fans trading tokens, or engaging in platform activities—a small fee is collected by the platform.
* The unique aspect of MEMEchan is that **80% of these platform fees are redistributed directly to $MC holders in SOL**. This means, by simply holding $MC tokens, you can passively earn **SOL** as the platform grows and more users engage in the ecosystem.
* **Pro-Rata Distribution**:
  * The rewards are distributed on a **pro-rata basis**, meaning your earnings depend on the amount of $MC you hold relative to the total supply. If you hold a larger share of $MC, you receive a bigger portion of the distributed SOL.


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