Launch rules · Solana devnet
Launch settings
The native creator uses a shared Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve configuration. Token and curve settings below are the defaults defined by our setup script; fee settings are read from the configuration itself.
Devnet test launch
Coins launch on Solana devnet. Tokens and SOL on this network are for testing. A launch requires the creator’s wallet approval and a successful on-chain transaction.
This describes the site’s settings. It doesn’t promise that a launch or graduation will succeed. View the configured launch address.
The trading desk uses Solana mainnet, so test coins can’t be traded there. Open the creator.
Default token settings
- 1,000,000,000 tokens, with 6 decimals.
- Nobody can create more tokens, or change the name, ticker or image, after launch.
- No tokens are set aside for the creator or for yeets.fun: no team allocation and no vesting. Launching doesn’t buy any tokens for the creator either.
Default price and graduation settings
- The script defines a SOL-priced curve starting near a market cap of 30 SOL.
- It moves to a Meteora pool near a market cap of 400 SOL, with no additional migration fee. This describes the configuration, not a completed graduation.
- It assigns all graduated liquidity to permanently locked positions. Successful migration and the resulting positions must be verified on-chain.
Fee settings for new coins
- A launch fee of 99% when a coin’s curve opens, falling by an equal share in 119 steps to 0.75% after 1m 59s. It is charged on buys and sells, and the trade box shows the fee in force. After that, 0.75% of every trade on the curve.
- A volatility fee is added when the price moves fast, so a trade can cost a little more than this on a fast-moving coin.
- Meteora takes its protocol share first. Of the rest, 75% goes to the coin’s creator and 25% to yeets.fun.
- After graduation the pool charges 0.5% per trade.
- There is no platform fee to create a coin. You pay Solana’s network fee and the rent for the new accounts.
A coin keeps the fees of the configuration it launched with.
What these rules don’t protect against
A bonding curve and locked liquidity don’t stop a price from falling. Holders can sell at any time, copycat coins can appear, and most memecoins lose their value. Read about the risks before you trade or launch.