RunItUp Creators Earn More Than $63,000 as Trading Volume Passes $2.9 Million Across Five Chains
Key Takeaways
- •RunItUp has surpassed $2.9 million in trading volume across nearly 30,000 trades, with 404 tokens launched on five blockchains and creators collectively earning more than $63,000.
- •The $BULLISH token on Robinhood Chain generated roughly $32,000 in creator earnings paid in ETH within twelve days of its Oct. 7 launch.
- •Advanced launches allow creators to receive up to 95% of trading fees, with taxes collected in the trading currency so contracts never hold tokens that need to be sold.
- •The $OUROBURN experiment on BNB Chain executed 46 automated buybacks that burned 177.8 million tokens, permanently removing 20% of total supply from circulation.
- •All tokens launch with permanently locked liquidity and trade in real Uniswap or PancakeSwap pools from the first block, without bonding curves or graduation steps.

New York, USA — October 21, 2026 — Chainwire
RunItUp, a multichain token launchpad live on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, and Arc, has surpassed $2.9 million in trading volume across nearly 30,000 trades. According to platform data as of Oct. 19, 2026, 404 tokens have launched across the five mainnets, 115 creators are earning trading fees, and creators have collectively been paid more than $63,000.
Recent Launches Highlight Creator Earnings
$BULLISH launched on Robinhood Chain on Oct. 7 with a 2% buy-and-sell tax allocated entirely to its creator. The token paid out 0.95 ETH (about $2,300) in its first four hours, and twelve days later the creator's cumulative earnings stood at roughly $32,000, all in ETH. $BULLISH peaked at a market capitalization of about $1.4 million and trades around $500,000 today.
On BNB Chain, $FLIP launched on Oct. 12 with a 1% tax to its creator, a five-minute anti-sniper window, and a locked exit. It earned about $12,400 in its first day and approximately $18,400 since.
Taxes Paid in ETH, Not Tokens
Creators using the Advanced launch option pay the same 1% base fee, split evenly between creator and platform, and can add a tax of up to 9% that goes entirely to them. That means up to 95% of all trading fees on a token can flow to its creator, with as little as 5% retained by RunItUp.
Creators can split their tax between their own earnings, holder rewards, locked liquidity, and burns. The tax is collected in the trading currency — ETH, WETH, BNB, or USDC — with each trade, never in the token itself. The contract therefore never holds a pile of tokens it later has to sell, and creators are paid in ETH or BNB.
Rocket, the CEO of RunItUp, said: “Paying the creator only when they sell their own tokens encourages behavior that harms the communities around those tokens. Paying them when their communities keep trading changes that incentive at the contract level, and creators like $BULLISH’s show it works without a token ever needing to go parabolic.”
Automated Buybacks and Burns
The share of tax set aside for burns is used to buy the token back. A keeper bot repurchases it from the pool in small, capped steps so bots cannot front-run one large purchase, then sends the tokens to the burn address, permanently removing them from circulating supply. The RunItUp team has been watching $OUROBURN on BNB Chain as a live experiment: its creator set a 3.5% tax with 68% going to buyback-and-burn. Although $OUROBURN never exceeded $65,000 in market capitalization, 46 automatic buybacks have spent 3.66 BNB (about $2,650) and burned 177.8 million tokens — 20% of the total supply. Because every buyback and burn is a public on-chain transaction, the experiment's ongoing results can be tracked in real time.
Hourly Payouts and Permanently Locked Liquidity
An on-chain keeper sends fee payouts automatically roughly every hour, and every payout is a public on-chain transaction. Every token's liquidity is locked permanently at launch and cannot be withdrawn by the creator. Tokens trade in real Uniswap or PancakeSwap pools from the first block, with no bonding curve or graduation step — the phased mechanism many launchpads use, in which tokens first price along an internal curve and only migrate to open pools after clearing a threshold — so they appear on DexScreener andTerminal from launch.
Standard launches use plain ERC-20 tokens with no owner controls, no mint function, and no blacklist. On standard launches, creators receive 75% of the 1% trading fee, hard-coded into the contract. Taxes and anti-sniper protections run in Uniswap V4 hooks, or PancakeSwap Infinity hooks on BNB Chain — plugin contracts that attach custom logic directly to liquidity pools — rather than in the token itself.
Rocket added: “Liquidity is locked, the contracts are public, and every creator payout and every burn is visible on-chain.”
Platform Features
Beyond the web platform, RunItUp offers a Telegram launch bot, a public API for third-party apps, cross-chain bridging, airdrop tools, and interfaces in English, Chinese, and Vietnamese. The platform's contracts are multisig-owned, open source, and verified on block explorers and Sourcify, a source-code verification service.
About RunItUp
RunItUp is a multichain token launchpad live on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, and Arc. Creators launch tokens that trade on Uniswap and PancakeSwap with permanently locked liquidity, receive trading-fee payouts automatically every hour, and, on Advanced launches, can collect taxes in ETH or BNB and use them for buyback-and-burn.
Additional information is available at runitup.gg and on the project's X account, @runitupdotgg.
Source: Chainwire