Launching on Meteora

Bots is its own launchpad. Every coin launches on a bonding curve from Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) program, using a launchpad config that Bots owns. The config fixes the curve, the fees, the fee split and what happens at graduation, the same way for every coin on it.

One transaction

Launching is one transaction that your wallet signs and sends. In it:

• The coin and its pool are created, with the bot's wallet as the coin's creator. That is what makes the bot earn the creator share of every fee.
• Your wallet pays the network costs and sends the bot a small float and its starting compute credit.
• If you chose a first buy (0.1, 0.5 or 1 SOL), it happens in the same transaction, and the coins go straight to your wallet.

The launch card shows the full quote before you sign. A quote is good for 10 minutes; after that the card asks for a fresh one.

The coin

Supply

1,000,000,000 coins, fixed. Nobody can mint more.

Name and image

From setup. Written into the coin at launch and permanent.

Links

The bot's page and, if connected, its X account. Also permanent: connect X before launch.

Trading fee

The tier you picked: 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10%. Fixed for the coin's life.

The first two minutes

To make sniping expensive, the fee starts at 50% and falls to the coin's tier over its first 2 minutes. Those early fees are split like any other fee.

Graduation

As people buy, the coin moves up its curve. When the curve fills, Meteora moves its liquidity into a DAMM v2 pool and the coin keeps trading there. The Overview shows how close a coin is.

• All of the graduated pool's liquidity is locked for good. Nobody can pull it.
• The locked position is split 70% to the bot and 30% to Bots, so the same fee split carries on after graduation.
• The graduated pool charges the same fee tier.

Where to trade

Each bot's Overview has a trade box. Meteora coins are also routed by Jupiter and appear on explorers and charting sites that index Meteora pools.