Creator-quoted markets.
Shared Solana infrastructure.

Launch a coin

1. Connect your Solana wallet and select a creator with a verified Meteora launch configuration.
2. Enter a name, ticker, and optional HTTPS metadata URL.
3. One atomic transaction creates a fixed-supply Token-2022 mint and its DBC pool, then assigns the platform’s fee role. Mint and freeze authorities are absent after creation.
4. Review the submitted signature if confirmation is interrupted. The studio saves the pending pool address to avoid creating a second coin.

The default supply is one billion tokens with six decimals. SOL funds network fees and account creation. The deployment uses no extra launch fee. Without a metadata URL, the token has its onchain name and symbol but no external image metadata.

From curve to DAMM v2

Buyers fund the quote reserve. At the configured threshold, DBC trading stops. A wallet can submit the graduation transaction and pay the necessary account costs; the market then trades through DAMM v2. The app switches its quoting and swap instructions to the graduated pool.

The launch policy reserves 20% of supply for migration, subject to protocol calculations and fees. Liquidity positions are permanently locked: 70% belongs to the streamer recipient and 30% to the platform recipient. Locked liquidity can earn trading fees but cannot be withdrawn by those recipients. Meteora’s protocol migration fee also applies; the current SDK reports 20 basis points of migration liquidity.

Graduation is a transaction, not a background promise. If no one submits it, the interface shows “Ready to graduate” and pauses swaps.

Fees and recipients

The DBC trading fee is 1%: 0.20% of trade volume goes to Meteora, 0.56% to the streamer, and 0.24% to the platform, before integer rounding. This is a 70/30 split of the 80% remaining after Meteora’s protocol share.

In Meteora terminology, the streamer holds the partner role and the platform holds the pool-creator role. The person launching a community coin pays for creation and signs the atomic transfer of that role to the platform. Our directory only lists pools using registered configurations and the intended platform recipient.

After graduation, fees follow the DAMM v2 pool and locked position ownership. The payout page claims remaining DBC fees and the connected recipient’s DAMM v2 position fees in separate wallet transactions. SOL paths may close the wallet’s wrapped-SOL account and return its balance as native SOL.

Creator observations

Channel activity and audience observations remain available. They do not set Meteora curve prices. Oracle-managed bands, holder dividends, and an atomic SOL-to-creator-to-coin route are not implemented.

Network and provenance

The active network is Solana mainnet. Only onboarded markets appear as available. Mainnet market creation requires SOL for account rent and fees. A public creator name or portrait does not establish participation. The previous custom-program devnet mints are separate assets; switching to Meteora does not bridge balances.

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