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Accumulate
Stack a reserve.
Each run moves the budget into a growing SOL reserve that is tracked for the coin.
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Launch a coin.
Every trade fuels it.
Pick what your coin’s fees do: buy it back and burn it, pay holders in SOL, build a reserve, back another coin. An executor runs it on your schedule and publishes a receipt for every run.
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How it works
Fees with a job.
Every trade pays a small fee. Instead of sitting idle, it funds what your coin was launched to do.
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Launch
Pick a name, a ticker and a mode. One transaction creates the coin: 1B fixed supply, no mint authority.
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Trade
It trades on a bonding curve. Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee in SOL.
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Fuel
On the interval you chose, the fees are swept: 90% becomes your coin’s budget.
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Receipts
When the budget is ready, the mode runs and a receipt with its transactions is published.
Where each fee goes
90% to your coin
10% platform90% your coin’s mode
Modes
Pick what the fees do.
Every coin chooses one mode at launch. It’s written on-chain and runs on its own from then on.
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Airdrop
Pay holders in SOL.
Each run splits the budget in SOL across the largest holders, in proportion to their balance.
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Buyback & burn
Buy it back. Burn it.
Each run buys the coin and burns what it bought, permanently reducing the supply.
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Support
Burn a coin you back.
Each run buys another coin from this launchpad that you choose, and burns it.
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Flywheel
Buy a coin. Share it.
Each run buys a coin you choose and hands it out to your holders, pro-rata to their balance.
Jackpot & Collector Cards
Prize draws and collectible drops for holders are on the way.
Receipts
All receiptsEvery run, on the record.
Each executor run publishes its budget, what it did, its network costs and the transaction signatures on Solana.
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FAQ
Good questions.
A launchpad on Solana. You create a coin, choose what its trading fees should do, and an executor carries that out on a schedule. Every run is published as a receipt.
Every trade on the bonding curve pays a 1% fee in SOL. The launchpad program splits it: 10% goes to the platform and 90% becomes the coin’s budget, spent according to the mode chosen at launch.
A 0.01 SOL launch fee plus about 0.02 SOL of network rent. You can optionally buy some of your own coin in the same transaction.
The amount a coin’s budget has to reach before the executor spends it, so fees are not spent on network costs in tiny amounts. The budget fills from trading fees; creators never deposit it.
Once about 88 SOL has been raised, the coin graduates: the program opens a Raydium pool with that SOL and the remaining 200M tokens, and burns the LP tokens so the liquidity is locked for good. Trading continues there, including from the coin’s page.
A coin’s share of the fees is paid to the platform’s operator wallet and held there until the executor spends it. Actions depend on fees actually received. No returns are promised.