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The rules.
These numbers come from the same file the server enforces. If it is here, it is what happens.
Launch
- Launch fee
- 0.05 SOL
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000 tokens, 6 decimals, one mint
- Sold on the curve
- 793,100,000 tokens
- Curve bonds at
- about $20,000 of SOL, sized from the live SOL price
- After bonding
- migrates into a Raydium CPMM pool paired with SOL
- Block zero buying cap
- $10,000 (opening buy plus every branch's coin side)
- Rails
- Raydium only: LaunchLab for the trunk, CPMM for branches
Markets
- Trunk
- SOL pairing, LaunchLab curve
- Branches per coin
- up to 4
- Pairings: Native
- SOL
- Pairings: Dollars
- USDC, USDT, USD1
- Pairings: Staked SOL
- JitoSOL, mSOL, JupSOL
- Pairings: Bitcoin and Ether
- cbBTC, WBTC, ETH
- Pairings: Solana DeFi
- JUP, RAY, JTO, PYTH
- Pairings: Memes
- BONK, WIF, POPCAT, TRUMP, FARTCOIN, PENGU, MEW
- Not offered
- Token-2022 assets with transfer hooks or permanent delegates (for example PYUSD): they can block or claw back pool funds
- Tight environment
- 0.25% trade fee (Raydium CPMM config 0). Low fee. Built for active traders and arbitrage.
- Standard environment
- 1% trade fee (Raydium CPMM config 1). Everyday market. Balanced fee and depth.
- Slow environment
- 4% trade fee (Raydium CPMM config 3). High fee. Every trade pays the ecosystem more.
- Reserved
- SOL Tight is where the trunk migrates on bond, so no branch can take it
- Branch depth
- $250 to $10,000
- Branch cost
- its depth in SOL plus 0.2 SOL (Raydium's 0.15 SOL pool fee and rent)
- Opening price
- the trunk's live price, so every market starts at one price
Fees
- Destinations
- Creator: Paid to the creator's wallet. Holders: Buys the coin back and burns it. Supply goes down for every holder. Treasury: Kept in the coin's own escrow to fund new branches.
- Trunk split applies to
- the LaunchLab creator fee the coin earns on every curve trade
- Branch split applies to
- the trading fees earned by the liquidity the coin's escrow holds in that branch
- Raydium's own cut
- 0.25% on the curve; on CPMM pools Raydium keeps 16% of the trade fee, the rest goes to liquidity
- Routing threshold
- fees move once at least $5 is waiting in a market
- Treasury
- SOL and tokens held in the coin's escrow, spent first when the creator opens a new branch
Custody
- Escrow
- every coin has its own escrow address, shown on its dashboard; it pays for the launch and holds branch liquidity
- Payments
- verified on chain: they must come from the creator's wallet and cover the quoted amount
- Data
- reserves and curve state are read from Solana directly; 24h volume and trades from Dexscreener; prices from Jupiter