Pick a name, say what you’re building, and set how long the window stays open: anywhere from five minutes to thirty days. There’s no application, nobody to convince. The program mints your token and opens trading the moment you confirm, and the window cannot be extended or cut short.
Your token trades from the first second, straight against the protocol. There’s no pool to seed and no liquidity to go and find. Every buy pushes the price up, every sell pushes it down. Buying is free, selling costs 2.5%, and both sides have slippage protection so nobody gets a worse price than the one they agreed to.
A backer can stake at any point while the window runs, and after it closes too. It only goes one way: staked tokens can’t come out until the campaign closes. No early exit, no timing it. In exchange, stakers take 1% of every sale, credited the moment the trade lands rather than held back to the end.
Anyone can pay SOL back into the campaign, during the window as well as long after it. It’s split on the spot between the people staked at that exact moment, in proportion to what they staked. A payment with nobody staked is refused. Stake late and you get nothing from what came in before you.
When the clock runs out anyone can close the campaign, not only you. Unsold tokens are burned. Staked tokens unlock at that point, and not before. The SOL the sellers didn’t take back gets split: 94% to the creator, and a 1% bounty to the wallet that signed the closing transaction. Close your own campaign and you collect both. That’s the 95% you were promised. Go quiet and a stranger keeps the bounty instead. Stakers claim whenever they want, during the campaign or years after it.
Buying costs nothing beyond the network fee. Selling costs 2.5%, split on-chain: 1% to the campaign’s stakers and 1.5% to the protocol. A referral takes 2% of what is left in the pool at closing, out of the protocol’s share rather than the creator’s. Every rate is written into the program, so nobody can bend them for one campaign.
A way to raise money on Solana by launching a token instead of asking for donations. You open a campaign and people trade your token for a fixed window. Anyone who stakes theirs earns a cut of the sell fees — buying is free, so sells are the only trades that carry one — plus anything you pay back into the campaign, whenever you do it. See the docs for the full mechanics.
Yes — the wallet is the account. Connect Phantom or Solflare, approve a free signature to sign in (no SOL, and not a transaction), and you’re in. There is no email sign-up and no password: the same wallet is your login and your funding source.
Yes. The token trades both ways for as long as the window is open, with slippage protection on every order. Buying is free. Selling costs 2.5%: 1% goes to the people staked at that moment, or to the creator if there aren’t any, and the rest to the protocol.
Anyone can close it once the clock runs out. It doesn’t have to be the creator. Tokens nobody bought are burned, and the SOL still in the pool is split between the creator, the protocol, the wallet that signed the closing transaction and, if the creator was referred, their referrer. Your rewards aren’t part of that split: they were credited to you as they came in. Staked tokens unlock here.
Whenever there’s something to claim. You don’t have to wait for the campaign to close. Open your Profile → My investments and hit Claim on the position. Your share is based on how much you staked. Holding the token without staking it earns nothing. The SOL goes straight to your wallet.
0.03 SOL, plus the usual Solana network fee. There is no application, nobody to convince. The program mints your token and opens trading the moment you confirm.
Anywhere from five minutes to thirty days. You set the window when you create the campaign, and it cannot be extended or cut short afterwards — not by you, not by us.
No. Staked tokens stay locked until the campaign closes. There’s no early exit and no timing it. What you get in exchange is 1% of every sale, credited as the trade lands instead of being held back to the end.
Anyone, once the clock has run out. Whoever signs the closing transaction earns a 1% bounty on the SOL left in the pool, taken from the creator’s share. Close your own campaign and you collect it yourself — 95% instead of 94%. Staked tokens unlock at closing, and not before.
Buying is free. Selling carries a fee split between the campaign’s stakers and the protocol, and closing a campaign takes a small cut of what is left in the pool. Every rate is written into the program. The exact numbers live in the Fees section of the docs.