GM everyone. Not every token launched on the same platform will work the same way. A lot depends on the decisions made before the token goes live. While looking at @RebateLaunch , I noticed that creators have control over several launch settings. They can choose the trading pair, buyer bonus, holder payout rate, payout destination, and wallets to exclude. One thing worth paying attention to is that the bonus, payout, and fee rates are fixed once the launch happens. They cannot be changed later using an admin switch. The payout destination has its own rule too. A creator can start by receiving the payouts personally and later move them to token holders. But after making that switch, there is no option to return payouts to the creator. I think this makes the initial setup a serious decision. Creators need to consider what they want the token economy to look like before opening it to buyers. And if you're considering participating in a Rebate Pad launch, take a moment to check its individual settings. Don't assume every token has the same reward arrangement just because they use the same platform. The small details can make a real difference. Always DYOR.