Coming into view...
A StonkFun launchpad with a liquidity engine
Every creator fee goes back into the coin's own pool. The engine buys half, pairs it with the rest, adds it as liquidity and burns the receipt. Forever.
The fuller the porthole, the closer a coin is to graduating, or the deeper its pool already runs.
$LIQUITTITY
$2,645 market cap
Launched 1d ago
$NARWHAL
$2,645 market cap
Launched 1d ago
$NCAT
$2,645 market cap
0.16 SOL of fees waiting to pour in
$TEST
$2,645 market cap
0.049 SOL of fees waiting to pour in
The liquidity engine
Each coin gets its own engine wallet, set as its creator on StonkFun. So the creator fee from every trade lands with the engine, and the engine only knows one trick: put it back in the pool.
Before graduation, fees wait in the tank
The moment the coin graduates to its Raydium pool, the whole tank pours in.
Receipts are burned in the same transaction
The LP tokens never sit in a wallet, so there's nothing to pull.
The launcher can't touch it
Engine keys are sealed: the website can't open them and the launcher never gets them.
1. Someone trades
Every buy and every sell, on the curve or the pool.
2. A creator fee is paid
A share of every trade's fee, on the curve and after.
3. The engine catches it
It buys the coin with half, keeps the other half as SOL.
4. The pool gets deeper
Both halves go in as liquidity. The receipt is burned.
Try it
A pool holding more SOL barely flinches when someone sells. Every engine cycle nudges this slider to the right, for good.
How far the price drops, before fees.
A name, a ticker and a picture. About a minute, and under 0.02 SOL plus your first buy.
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