Creator Fee

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Creator Fees are a ‘tax’ applied on all sales of Coin. This Fee is given to the respective creator as sidechain $RLY. Fee-applicable sales are when a user sells (or Converts) Coins to $RLY; if a user is transferring Coin to another Rally user or using Coins to purchase a campaign or NFT, this Fee is not applied.
Creators Fees are default applied to all Coins that launch with Rally.
How are Creator Fees calculated?
The Creator Fee is a slippage - or price-influenced - Fee meaning it is a sliding scale with smaller fees on smaller sales, and larger fees on larger sales. The Fee is determined by looking at the percent total amount of $RLY removed from the Coin's backing (liquidity pool) vs. total backing by the sale. You can find a Coin’s total $RLY backing in the “Activity” tab on every Coin page.
Note: Given the token bonding curve of Coins, it is possible for a sale to incur a percent fee that slightly differs from the visible market price change to the coin.
How to Calculate Examples
Example 1:
User A converts (or sells) X amount of Z Coins worth 1,000 $RLY (Z Coin has 100,000 $RLY backing)
1,000 $RLY of 100,000 $RLY backing equates to a 1% 'removal' of $RLY backing 
This 1% is then applied to the 1000 $RLY sale 
The creator receives 10 $RLY from the sale
User A receives 990 $RLY from the sale
Example 2: 
User B converts (or sells) Y amount of W Coins worth 2,000 $RLY (W Coin with 100,000 $RLY backing)
2,000 $RLY of 100,000 $RLY backing equates to a 2% 'removal' of $RLY backing 
This 2% is then applied to the 2,000 $RLY sale 
The creator receives 40 $RLY from the sale 
User B receives 1,960 $RLY from the sale

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