How it pays

Launch against anything.

No list. No waiting. If a coin trades, you can launch against it, from any launchpad or none. Every trade pays your holders and you in that coin.

coins ready to pair, and any other you paste in
  • Paired the moment it trades. Not when someone adds it to a list.
  • Holders and creators both paid. Not one or the other.
  • From any launchpad, or none. Not just its own coins.

Any coin. Really.

Memecoins, stocks, gold and tax coins. Coins still on their bonding curve, coins from any launchpad or none, coins already paired with another coin. If it trades with at least $300 of liquidity, it pairs, today, with no one to ask.

Paste any address and the launch form says straight away whether it works. The only coins it turns away are built with token features no launch program accepts. A coin whose issuer can freeze wallets works, with a warning.

Holders stack the coin they paired with

Every trade sends 0.2% to the coin's holders, paid in its pair, straight to their wallets. Holding the new coin means quietly stacking the coin behind it.

Nothing to stake, nothing to claim. Payouts land once $20 has built up, as often as every 30 minutes, and a share under $1 rolls into the next one. Coins count once they've been held through a payout, so buying just before one doesn't earn it.

Creators get paid too

Every trade also sends 0.3% to the creator, in the same coin, claimed from Rewards once it's worth $1. A creator never has to choose between paying holders and getting paid.

Boost holders or burn the coin

A creator can hand their share away at launch, for good. Boosted rewards gives it to holders, 0.5% of every trade in all. Burn mode spends it on buying back the coin itself and burning it, 0.3% of every trade.

A buyback goes through once $10 has built up, as a real trade on the chart, and every buy and burn is listed on Rewards.

Bigger fee, bigger payouts

Coins charge 1.25% a trade by default. A creator who wants holders paid more can set 2% or 3% on Meteora, and every share grows with it:

  • 1.25%: holders 0.2%, creator 0.3%
  • 2%: holders 0.3%, creator 0.48%
  • 3%: holders 0.45%, creator 0.72%

Set at launch, for good.

Good to know

How a launch runs

A new coin opens on a bonding curve priced in its pair, and graduates to a full trading pool on its own when the curve fills. It launches on Meteora, or on Raydium where Raydium lists the pair. Tax coins Raydium doesn't list go straight into a locked pool. Anyone can buy in with SOL: the swap picks up the paired coin on the way in.

After graduation

Graduation doesn't end the payouts. The coin moves to a full pool whose liquidity is locked for good, and every trade there keeps paying: holders 0.2%, the creator their share, claimed from Rewards, and a Burn mode coin keeps buying itself back.

A graduated pool charges 1% on Meteora and 1.25% on Raydium, whatever the curve charged.

Cost to launch

About 0.032–0.037 SOL, depending on the program: the 0.01 SOL launch fee plus Solana's network and rent fees. The opening buy is optional, and nothing is recurring.

Why pair with a memecoin

Holders are paid in it, so the value stays in memecoins instead of leaving for SOL. And every buy of the new coin buys the memecoin first, so every launch is fresh demand for it and a reason to hold it.

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