About

FUNPUMPSOL is a token launchpad on Solana built around one idea: a market should exist before anyone is asked to trade in it. Liquidity is raised first, becomes a pool automatically, and only then does trading open. Nobody buys into an empty book.

The problem this solves

On most launchpads a token appears, a thin pool appears with it, and the first thirty seconds decide everything. Whoever transacts fastest buys at a price nobody else will ever see again. By the time an ordinary person has read the name, the chart already has a cliff in it.

The other half of the problem is the creator. Their allocation usually unlocks immediately, so the person with the most tokens and the most information can leave first. Everything after that is a race between people who know and people who do not.

How FUNPUMPSOL works

1. Genesis sale. A creator sets a hard cap from a fixed list and a window. Anyone contributes any amount from any wallet, first come first served. There is no allowlist, no tier, and no private round, because every one of those is a place for the rules to be quietly different for different people.
2. Launch. When the sale closes, 90% of what was raised becomes the pool, paired with 30% of supply. Trading opens against real depth. Minting authority is revoked in the same transaction, so the supply can never grow.
3. Thirty days on our pool. The token trades on a constant-product AMM we operate. A 1% fee is taken from each swap and leaves the pool entirely: three quarters to the platform, one quarter to the creator.
4. Graduation. After thirty days the liquidity moves to Raydium and the LP tokens are burned. Burned means burned: no key exists that can pull that liquidity back out, not the creator's and not ours.

Where the supply goes

Every launch splits the same way, and the split is fixed on chain when the creator signs: 50% to the community who bought in Genesis, 30% to liquidity, 20% to the creator.

The community's half arrives in full the moment the market opens. If you bought in Genesis you receive everything you paid for, with no lockup and nothing to claim later. The creator's fifth is the part that waits: nothing at launch, then one thirtieth per day for thirty days. A creator who wants to sell has to do it in public, while the number of tokens they have sold sits on their project page and on the leaderboard for everyone to read.

What we measured before we built it

The parameters above were not chosen by taste. We simulated launches across the whole range of allocations, unlock schedules and creator behaviour before writing the contract, and three results changed the design:

• Creator behaviour matters more than anything else. Between a creator who holds and one who sells everything, the volume a project needs to survive moves from 0.68x its raise to 1.51x. That is why vesting is daily, public, and ranked.
• Locking up the buyers makes launches worse, not better. A lock does not remove supply, it moves it into the window where attention has already faded. Measured across five schedules, releasing everything at launch was the sturdiest of them — which is why Genesis buyers now get all of it on day one.
• Time on our own pool decides how much of a token's trading the protocol ever sees: 35% at seven days, 87% at thirty. Hence thirty.

What we do not do

• We never hold your money. Sale proceeds sit at an address derived from the program, for which no private key exists. There is no instruction that lets us move your tokens or your SOL.
• We do not refund. Not as a policy — as a fact about the program. If a sale fills before your transaction lands, it takes only what is left and the rest never leaves your wallet.
• We do not choose who may take part. No wallet filtering, no per-wallet cap. One participant can take an entire sale. We think you should be told that plainly rather than protected by a rule that a determined person would route around with a second wallet — so the largest contribution and the top holder's share are shown on every project page, before the buy button.
• We do not decide which projects are good. We show what each one did: how much it raised, how concentrated it is, how much the creator has sold, whether their previous launches reached a market.

Identity

People follow people, not addresses. Signing in with X links a real account to a wallet and puts a face and a handle on every project that wallet launches. The badge means exactly one thing — that the person signed into that X account and we watched it happen. It is our badge, not X's, and a handle typed into a form never earns it.

Honest risk

Most tokens launched anywhere, including here, go to zero. A small raise makes a thin pool where ordinary trades move the price violently. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a promise of a return, and any service that tells you otherwise is selling something.

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