Collection launch underwriting

Know the fee.
Test the mint path.

Use the guide's stated terms as assumptions, then inspect exact creator proceeds and every graduation condition before choosing a tier.

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Modelgross = mint price × mintscreator share = gross × 0.825net = creator share − tier fee
Graduation ruleWaiting
Break-even-
Gross mint proceeds-
Creator share-82.5% source assumption
Creator net after tier fee-Selected fee: 0.068 ETH
20 holders30 mintsWithin 7 days

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Decision boundaryNo live terms, wallet action, price conversion, gas, royalties, taxes, or return forecast. Verify current platform terms before acting.

Every launch claim should resolve into assumptions you can inspect.

Tier fees are treated as fixed ETH inputs from the guide, not verified current prices.

Break-even means the source-stated creator share covers the launch fee. It is not profitability.

Graduation conditions are tested independently so one strong signal cannot hide a missed threshold.

Trace source decimal proceeds, fee coverage and graduation

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This saved launch calculator uses source-stated fee and share assumptions, not verified current platform terms or investment advice. Its sample mint price is point zero zero five ether with sixty mints, giving point three ether gross. Multiplying by the fixed eighty-two point five percent creator share gives point two four seven five ether. Both bars use fifteen hundred pixels per ether. BigNumber arithmetic retains exact decimal source values; no wallet action, gas, tax or ether-to-dollar conversion occurs. For the same sample, subtracting the source Pro fee point zero six eight ether leaves point one seven nine five. The Premium fee point three four eight leaves minus point one zero zero five. Here the first bar is net surplus and the second is the magnitude of the net shortfall, both using twenty-five hundred pixels per ether; the second label explicitly marks a negative result. These fixed tier fees are not verified current prices, and fee coverage is not overall profitability. One mint at point zero zero five ether contributes point zero zero four one two five ether under the source share rate. Pro fee coverage is the ceiling of point zero six eight divided by that amount, giving seventeen mints. Premium requires eighty-five. Both bars use five pixels per mint. Graduation is a separate conjunction: at least twenty holders, at least thirty mints, and at most seven days. Covering the fee alone does not satisfy those conditions. All source limits and exclusions remain unchanged.

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