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Connect your wallet on the launchpad, fill in name, ticker and image, pick a launch package, and sign. One transaction mints the Token-2022 coin on pump.fun, pins your metadata to IPFS, and optionally lands your dev buy — all in the same signature.

A connected wallet with enough SOL for the pump.fun create fee (~0.02), network fees, your package fee, and an optional dev buy. The launcher shows a full cost breakdown before you sign anything.

An optional first purchase of your own coin in the same transaction as the mint. It gives the coin instant liquidity and shows early buyers you have skin in the game. You choose the size — or skip it.

An advanced pump.fun mode where creator fees are distributed to holders instead of the creator. It's a toggle in the launcher's economics section; note the protocol can disable it at any time.

Standard launch 0.01 SOL · Boosted 0.05 SOL (24h featured) · Supercharged 0.15 SOL (7d featured) · 1% on presale contributions (min 0.0005 SOL). Network fees and the pump.fun create fee are separate and paid to their respective protocols.

Every fee is a transfer to the platform treasury inside your own transaction — the platform never custodies funds or sends invoices. Featured slots are granted only after the payment is verified on-chain, so nothing depends on trust.

A creator sets a hard cap, soft goal and deadline. Believers contribute SOL before the coin exists. Contributions move wallet-to-wallet with an on-chain memo — the full ledger is public and every verified contribution counts toward the raise.

No — and we say so everywhere. Funds go directly to the creator's raise wallet, so presales are trust-based: vet the creator first. What the platform adds is transparency (a memo-tagged, publicly auditable ledger), verified raise totals, and tooling so creators can distribute tokens fairly.

After launching, the creator uses the distribute tool: it loads the verified contribution ledger, computes each backer's proportional share of whatever supply percentage the creator commits, and airdrops it in batches. The presale is then marked “tokens distributed” publicly.

The soft goal is the raise's celebration threshold — hitting it shows a public badge. Every trader gets a personal invite link; contributions made through it credit them on the presale's leaderboard, so the people who grow the raise are visible.

Through the official Solana Wallet Standard — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and any standard-compliant wallet are detected automatically. Connecting ends with one free signature that creates your session: it proves ownership, authorizes nothing, and your keys never leave the wallet extension.

Wallets generated in your browser, encrypted with your password (PBKDF2 + AES-GCM) before anything touches storage. Use them as dev, team or first-buy wallets and sign launches, presales and boosts without an extension. Secrets are shown once, exportable to Phantom, and decrypted only in memory while you use them.

No. Every transaction — launches, contributions, boosts, distributions — is built in your browser and signed by your wallet. Servers see public chain data and IPFS uploads only. There is nothing custodial to hack.

Because every Solana key — including the ones your coins live on — is an ed25519 key, and Shor's algorithm breaks ed25519 the day a cryptographically relevant quantum computer exists. Coins launched today will still trade that day. The platform is built to make you plan for it: measure exposure, vault what matters, and keep a canary on the wire.

A funded Solana wallet whose private key was destroyed. Nobody can move that SOL — unless someone breaks the cryptography. If the canary balance ever changes, ed25519 has fallen and every classical key should be treated as compromised.

A 0–100 heuristic (not an audit) computed from live chain data: how much value sits on a classical key, how visible it is, and how much surface it has. Run it on the scanner.