Raydium LaunchLab.
Fixed supply, no mint or freeze authority, a bonding curve that graduates into a Raydium pool whose liquidity is locked forever.
Docs
How it works, drawn.
One picture per rule, one line per picture. The numbers of the mechanics appear here the moment the engine serves them.
Pick the quote.
SOL, USDC, or the stock and meme tokens Raydium's configs allow. Holder rewards are paid in that asset.
The creator picks a tier.
Three all-in trade fees, the same before and after graduation. The exact percentages show here once they lock.
One fee, four streams.
The biggest to holders, a fixed slice to the $WAGMI buyback and burn, the rest to the creator and a public treasury wallet.
Paid by the hour.
Each lot's weight climbs with its age: nothing for the first minutes, then step by step to the top after days. The coin page shows your step and the countdown.
Paid now, the rest streams.
Part of every round lands at once, the rest streams over the hours that follow. A sell forfeits what hadn't streamed, in proportion, to the holders who stayed.
Printed, not promised.
The creator and up to three founders buy inside the create bundle, capped together, and are listed on the coin page with wallet, amount and share.
Sneak in, get marked.
An unprinted wallet that lands in the create slot or the few after it is flagged: it earns nothing on that coin, ever, and the overhang meter shows what it still holds. It can still trade; we cannot stop that.
First is free. A copy pays.
Tickers and names: case-insensitive, look-alikes folded. A duplicate pays a charge that buys and burns $WAGMI, and its page says "copy of". A coin seen first on another pad gets a badge.
Same picture, refused.
Every coin image is hashed. A near-duplicate of one already on the pad cannot launch.
Bought and burned together.
The burn slice buys $WAGMI in clips sized and timed never to move the price much, and burns it in the same transaction. Every clip is on the Burns page with its signature.
Said out loud.
LaunchLab cannot tax a sell differently from a buy, cap a wallet's buy, delay trading or tell a bot from a person. Everything per wallet or per hour lives in our ledger and in what the bots pay, never in the trade.
Risks
Read this before you ape.
- Stock-token quotes. Issuers of tokenized stocks can pause, move or burn their tokens; some pre-IPO tokens charge transfer fees. Rewards paid in a paused token stall.
- Bridged and leveraged quotes. Bridged assets carry bridge risk; leveraged tokens can go to zero.
- No outside audit yet. Version one pays from keyed wallets with a public ledger anyone can recompute; a keyless on-chain vault is version two.
- Cycle swaps leak a little. Claiming and swapping fees through pools can be front-run for a small slice.
- Flags are not walls. A sniper that lands after the printed bundle is marked and unpaid, not stopped.
- The ladder pays patience, not profit. Holding through a drawdown earns a bigger share of a smaller pot. Nothing here promises a return.
- Most coins never graduate. On every launchpad most coins die on the curve. The rewards work on the curve too, but a dead coin pays little.
- Numbers lock before launch. The percentages, the ladder steps and the charge are published here once the mechanics are final.