Launch a coin that funds its own liquidity

Half of every trading fee goes back into your coin's liquidity. The other half is yours. The split is locked on-chain the moment you launch.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Launch on Meteora

    Name, ticker and image. Your wallet signs and stays the creator.

  2. 02

    Fees split 50/50, for good

    Every trade pays a fee. After Meteora's cut, half is yours and half goes to the coin's liquidity, before and after graduation. Floatpad takes 1% of the liquidity half. Nobody can change it later.

  3. 03

    The pool feeds itself

    On the curve the liquidity half is saved. At 85 SOL the coin moves to a Meteora pool, the savings go in as locked liquidity, and from then on the liquidity half flows straight back into the pool on every trade.

50% to you50% to liquidity

Coins

Cati

$CATI
$2.5K3d
On the curve <1%

pool duck

$DUCK
$2.6K7d
On the curve <1%

pool coin

$POOL
—7d
On the curve <1%

Questions

Where do the fees come from?

Every trade pays a 1% fee. Meteora keeps 20% of it. The rest is split 50/50 between you and the coin's liquidity, before and after graduation, and Floatpad takes 1% of the liquidity half. The terms live in the coin's on-chain config from the moment it launches, so nobody can change them later, including us.

How does the coin fund its own liquidity?

On the curve there is no pool to add to yet, so the pool's share waits in the coin's own pool wallet. At 85 SOL the coin graduates to a Meteora pool: the wallet buys the coin with half of what it saved, adds both sides as liquidity and locks it forever. From then on the pool runs in compounding mode: its liquidity half is added straight back to its SOL reserves inside every trade, with no buybacks.

Who owns the locked liquidity?

Nobody can withdraw it. You hold 99% of the locked position and Floatpad 1%, and each only earns fees from it: your share keeps you at half of every fee after graduation, and Floatpad's is its 1% of the liquidity half.

How do I get my fees?

Open your coin's page with the wallet that launched it and press Claim. Fees wait on-chain until you do.

What does a launch cost?

Network fees and a small rent deposit for the coin's accounts, plus an optional first buy. Floatpad's fee comes out of trading fees, not your wallet.

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