How token launches work.
Bundles, launchpads, fees and getting your money back out, in plain words.
- How to bundle on pump.fun: a coin and wallets, same blockHow to bundle a coin on pump.fun: what goes in the Jito bundle, how many wallets land in block 0, what happens to the rest, and what it costs.
- Which pump.fun bundler? Free, GitHub and paid, comparedWhat to check before you use a pump.fun bundler: free GitHub scripts and private keys, fees on sells, block 0 limits, and who holds your wallets.
- How to dev a coin on pump.fun: your first launchHow to launch a memecoin on pump.fun step by step: SOL, name, ticker, picture, dev buy, then what happens on the curve. With real odds of bonding.
- How to launch and bundle a memecoin on Robinhood ChainTwo ways to launch a coin on Robinhood Chain: Pons, or your own Uniswap pool with up to 240 wallets in the launch transaction. Costs and limits.
- How to launch a coin on Pons, and how to bundle itHow to launch on Pons: the 99% snipe tax, the 31-wallet exemption list, the 1% curve fee, and what Unison does for you at launch.
- How to avoid snipers on pump.fun and own your block 0Why you got sniped, how sniper bots work, and how to get your own wallets into block 0 on pump.fun, Pons and Robinhood Chain.
- Where to launch a meme coin: how to pickThere is no single right launchpad. How to pick by where your buyers are, what you pay, how you bond and how many wallets you run.
- How many SOL to bond on pump.fun?A pump.fun coin bonds at about 85 SOL in the curve. What that means in market cap, how often coins bond, and what happens after migration.
- How to launch with multiple wallets (multi-wallet bundle)How a multi-wallet launch works: wallets in block 0 by launchpad, what spread buys do, what each wallet costs, and how to fund a team.
- What does bundled mean in crypto? Bundled launches explainedA bundled launch puts a coin and buys from the launcher’s own wallets in the same block. How it works, and why Bubblemaps and scanners can see it.
- How much does it cost to launch a meme coin?What a launch really costs, line by line: deploy cost, rent, gas, your buys and tool fees. A 10-wallet pump.fun example with the figures Unison budgets.
- Is bundling memecoins illegal? What the risk really isBundling itself is a way to send transactions. The legal risk comes from misleading buyers about demand or ownership. US and EU cases and rules. Not legal advice.
- How to claim creator fees on pump.fun and PonsHow creator fees and creator rewards work, where you can claim them, how to claim on Unison, and the 0.5% fee on claims.
- Bundler and launchpad fees compared: what you really payLaunchpad fee, network fee and bundler fee, compared. Includes when a 5% tool is cheaper than Unison, with worked numbers.
- Bundle sell: how to sell all your wallets at onceHow to sell from multiple wallets at once and get your SOL back: 25 to 100% of every wallet, auto-sell rules, the 1.5% fee and how price impact works.
- pump.fun vs Pons vs your own pool: where to launchpump.fun, Pons and your own Uniswap pool, compared on wallets in the launch block, creator fees, bonding and liquidity, plus what is coming to Unison.
- Do memecoin devs make money? The numbersMost memecoin launches lose money. What the data shows about pump.fun tokens, how devs lose, and the risks that come from the tool you use.
- What is Unison? A multi-chain token launch appUnison launches a coin with a team of up to 1,000 wallets, sells from every wallet at once and brings the money back in one tap. Fees: 1.5%, 1.5%, 0.5%.