ScreenerBotSBLaunchpad LP // SOL
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Launch on a bonding curve

Start trading without putting up any liquidity. The price is set by a curve and rises as people buy. When enough has been bought, the token graduates to a real pool automatically.

  1. 1Details
  2. 2Review
  3. 3Sign
  4. 4Done

Connect a wallet to launch a token

You can fill this in without one, but a wallet is what signs the transaction and pays for the launch. If you signed in with Google, you still need one — signing in remembers your launches, it does not hold your keys.

Your token

The full name, as it appears in a wallet. Up to 32 characters.

The ticker traders will see. Letters and numbers, up to 10 characters.

Image

PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 6 MB. Square works best: wallets crop it to a circle.

1,000,000,000 tokens. Most are sold on the curve; the rest seeds the pool at graduation.

The bonding curve

There is no starting liquidity. Buyers trade against a curve and the price rises as they buy; once enough SOL has been raised, the token graduates to a real pool on its own.

SOL

How much SOL must be bought before the token graduates to a pool.

The kind of pool the curve becomes when it fills. CPMM is Raydium's standard pool.

What this costs

Quoted by our server for exactly what you have entered. You see the whole bill before your wallet is ever asked to sign.

You are on devnet. Every figure below is in devnet SOL, which is free from a faucet and worth nothing. This costs you no real money. Practise here as often as you like.

Fill in the name, symbol, supply and decimals, and we will price it exactly — down to the lamport.