1 candidate
Official launch
A team or community launches its token with pooled liquidity behind it from the first block, instead of a thin curve that bots buy first.
Launch infrastructure for Solana memecoins
Launch with the community's SOL as the first buy, not a sniper's.
Supporters commit SOL to a short pool before launch and can take it back until the window closes. When it closes, the whole pool becomes the token's first buy in the same transaction that creates the market, and supporters claim their tokens pro rata.
- Refundable until the window closes
- Atomic create + first buy in one transaction
- No dev allocation from the pool
How it works
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Open a pool
A launcher publishes the name, ticker and art, plus a short commit window and a minimum pool size.
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Commit or withdraw
Anyone can commit SOL and withdraw it again until the window closes. The SOL sits in an on-chain program, not with the launcher.
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Settle in one transaction
Anyone can trigger settlement. The market is created on Meteora's bonding curve and the pool makes the first buy in that same transaction.
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Claim
Committers claim their share of the tokens bought. If the minimum isn't reached, everyone gets their SOL back.
Two modes, one mechanism
2 to 4 candidates
Narrative pool
When several versions of the same idea appear, they share one window. The candidate with the most committed support launches with the full pool. Everyone else's SOL is refunded.
Where things stand
Done
- Commit, withdraw, settle, claim and refund flow working on a local copy of Solana devnet.
- In those tests, the pooled first buy paid Meteora's 0.25% minimum fee. Buys right after it went through the normal launch fee schedule.
- Tests that try to hijack settlement are rejected.
Not done
- No mainnet deployment and no security audit yet.
- No token. There is no token for this project and none is planned for the waitlist.
- Rules such as window length and caps are still being decided.
Memecoins are highly speculative. A deeper first buy changes how a launch starts, not how it ends. Nothing here is a promise of price, returns or performance.
FAQ
Can I get my SOL back?
Yes, any time before the commit window closes. After it closes, SOL in a pool that didn't win, or that missed its minimum, is refunded in full.
Who holds the SOL during the window?
An on-chain program. The launcher can't move it. The code isn't audited yet, which is one reason this is devnet only.
Does the launcher get the pooled tokens?
No. The tokens bought by the pool go to the people who committed, pro rata. The launcher earns creator trading fees like on any launchpad.
Is there a token or an airdrop?
No. Joining the waitlist gets you an email or DM when there's something to test. That's all.
Which chain and venue?
Solana, launching on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve. Other venues may follow.
Join the waitlist
We'll reach out when there's a devnet round to try. One message per milestone, no spam.