# Unison > Unison (unisongo.com) is a web app for launching meme coins with a team of wallets on pump fun, Pons and direct deploy, then selling every wallet at once. Site: https://unisongo.com/ ## Facts Unison at unisongo.com is a token launch app. It is not the UK trade union UNISON, the Universidad de Sonora (UNISON) or any other organisation named Unison. - Status: Closed beta, by invite. Not open to everyone yet. - pump.fun on Solana: 6 team buys in the launch block, by design: a Jito bundle holds 5 transactions, the coin and the dev buy take 2, and each of the other 3 carries 2 buys. Design limit. Not yet run on mainnet. - Pons on Robinhood Chain: 31 team buys tax-free right after the coin is created (not in the same block): the snipe-tax exemption list holds 32 and the launcher takes 1. Verified on a mainnet fork. - Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool) on Robinhood Chain: 240 team buys inside the launch transaction: about 94,200 gas per buy, and one transaction caps near 32M gas. Verified on a mainnet fork. - Planned, not usable yet: Meteora (Solana), LaunchLab (Solana), Bags (Solana), Printr (Solana), flap.sh (Robinhood Chain), flap.sh (BNB Chain), Four.meme (BNB Chain). - Team size: Up to 1,000 wallets per launch. - Wallets after the first buys: Spread buys: they buy one at a time after the launch, on the timing you pick. - Gap between spread buys on Pons: At least 6 seconds, because the snipe tax falls from 99% to 0 over about the first 5 seconds. - Several coins at once: Yes, each coin with its own team of wallets. - Fee, team buys (launch block and spread): 1.5% of the SOL or ETH spent. - Fee, sells: 1.5% of the proceeds. - Fee, creator-fee claims: 0.5% of the amount claimed. - Fee, network and launchpad fees: Charged by the chain and the launchpad as normal, shown before you sign. - Fee, rates are fixed per launch: A launch pays the rates it was created with, for its buys and every later sell. - Main wallet: Yours. Created by Privy at sign-in and signed in your browser. Unison has no way to send from it. - Team wallets: Run by Unison. Keys are created per launch, encrypted at rest and never exported. Their money can only go to your main wallet, plus fees owed. - Imported wallets: Keys you import are sealed the same way and never shown again. Every fact with its source and date: https://unisongo.com/facts (JSON: https://unisongo.com/facts.json). ## Questions Q: How many wallets can I use? A: Up to 1,000. Up to 240 buy inside the launch transaction on a direct deploy, 31 tax-free right after creation on Pons, and up to 6 in the launch block on pump.fun. The rest buy right behind, on your schedule. Q: Which chains and launchpads? A: Today: pump.fun on Solana, Pons on Robinhood Chain, and direct deploys to your own Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain. More EVM chains and launchpads are next, in the same app. Q: Who holds the keys? A: Your main wallet is yours. The team wallets for each launch are run by Unison and send money back to your main wallet, after our fee. Q: What if my coin dies? A: One tap brings everything left in your team wallets back to your main wallet. Q: What if a buy fails? A: It's flagged on the coin page and you retry it in one click. ## Features by launchpad - First team buys: pump.fun: up to 6, launch block; Pons: 31, tax-free; Direct deploy: 240, launch tx - More wallets after launch: pump.fun: up to 1,000; Pons: up to 1,000; Direct deploy: up to 1,000 - Spread buys, pause and resume: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes - Sell every wallet at once: pump.fun: in bundles; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes - Take profit, stop and time exits: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes - Creator-fee claims: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: no - Clone and import a coin: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes - Several coins at once: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes - Live chart from our own data: pump.fun: yes; Pons: yes; Direct deploy: yes ## All features ### Launch - One page, two things to fill: Venue and team are picked for you. Add a name and a picture and you can launch. - Three launchpads live, seven coming: pump.fun on Solana, Pons and your own Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain today. Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags, Printr, flap.sh on two chains and Four.meme are on the way. - Clone a coin: Paste a link and the name, ticker, picture and links are copied in. Launch the copy anywhere. - Import a coin: Run a coin you launched elsewhere: bring in its wallets and get the full coin page. - Several coins at once: Launch two or more coins in one go, each with its own team. - See the cost first, hold to launch: The all-in cost is on screen before you sign. One signature, then live progress to the end. ### Team and timing - Up to 1,000 wallets: Up to 240 inside the launch transaction on a direct deploy, 31 tax-free on Pons, up to 6 in the launch block on pump.fun, then unlimited more. - Spread buys: The rest of the team buys over seconds or hours, at random gaps, in random order. - Varied amounts: Vary how much each wallet buys, or set every amount yourself. - Pause, resume, stop: Change your mind mid-launch. Unspent money stays in your wallets. - Presets: Recommended, Quick, Slow, or your own. Save any launch as a preset in one tap. - Pro mode: Every dial in one drawer, hidden until you want it. Changed settings are marked. ### Run it - Live chart: Your coin’s price from our own data, with your team’s entry marked. - Profit per wallet: What each wallet put in, holds and is worth now, fees included. - Trades and holders: Every trade as it happens, and who holds what: your team, the pool, everyone else. - Missed buys, retried: If a buy doesn’t land, you see which wallet and retry it in one click. - Creator fees: Claim your creator rewards from the coin page. - Share the launch: A clean profit card with your link, ready for X. ### Exit - Every wallet out at once: Sell 25, 50, 75 or 100% from every wallet at once. - Take profit: Sell a set share when the coin hits a multiple you choose. - Stop: Sell everything if it falls a set amount below what you put in. - Time exit: Sell everything after a set time, whatever happens. - Price limits that hold: The slippage you set is the slippage we send, on Pons and direct deploys. pump.fun after its mainnet test. ### Wallets - One main wallet per chain: Created when you sign in. Export its key whenever you like. - Add money your way: Scan a QR from any exchange, or send from a wallet you already have. - Bring it all back: Every launch’s leftovers back to your main wallet in one tap, after fees. - Folders and labels: Keep hundreds of wallets tidy. - Import your own wallets: Bring in a coin you launched elsewhere, with its wallets. - Safe withdrawals: Send to saved addresses or a pasted list. A new address needs a second check. ### Account - Sign in with X, Google or email: No seed phrase to write down. - 30% referrals, for life: Share your link and earn 30% of the fees of everyone you bring. - Works on your phone: Launch, run and exit from your phone, with the same tools. ## Docs: What Unison is Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/what-is-unison Unison launches your coin with a team of wallets, runs every wallet from one page, and brings what is left back to your main wallet. No code. ### In one minute - You pick a launchpad, a name, a picture and a team size. - Unison creates a fresh team of wallets for that launch, funds them from one deposit, and buys with them as the coin is created. - The first team buys go in with the coin. The rest buy right behind, on the timing you choose. - From the coin page you sell from every wallet at once, set autopilot rules, and bring the money home. ### Launchpads live today Launchpad | Chain | First team buys pump.fun | Solana | 6, in the launch block Pons | Robinhood Chain | 31, tax-free right after the coin is created Direct deploy (your own Uniswap pool) | Robinhood Chain | 240, inside the launch transaction Every launch can have up to 1,000 wallets. Wallets past the first buys are spread buys. See Launch block and spread buys. Coming soon: Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags and Printr on Solana, flap.sh on Robinhood Chain, and flap.sh and Four.meme on BNB Chain. They show greyed out with a Soon badge in the launchpad picker. ### What it costs 1.5% of team buys, 1.5% of sells and 0.5% of creator-fee claims. Fees are fixed when you launch: 1.5% on buys and sells. Network and launchpad fees are charged as normal. Full list in Fees. ### What it is not - Not a way to make money by itself. Launching a coin can lose money. Most coins go to zero. - Not a custodian for your main wallet. You sign in and own it. Team wallets are run by Unison and only ever send to your main wallet. See Who holds what keys. ## Docs: Signing in Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/sign-in You only sign in at Review, when you are ready to launch. Everything before that works signed out. ### When you sign in You can build a whole launch signed out: pick a launchpad, name the coin, pick a team and see the full cost. Unison asks you to sign in on the Review screen, the moment it needs to save your launch. One tap, and you land back where you were. ### Ways to sign in - Continue with X - Continue with Google - Continue with email - Continue with a passkey Sign-in runs through Privy. When you sign in, you get a main wallet on each chain. No seed phrase to write down. Already have Phantom or MetaMask? Send money in from it with Add money or the Bridge. ### What happens to your draft Your launch draft lives in the browser tab until you sign in. Closing the tab loses it. The picture you drop is uploaded only after sign-in, at Review. ### Who we are We never DM first and never ask for your key. Anyone who does is not us. ## Docs: Adding money Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/add-money Send SOL on Solana or ETH on Robinhood Chain to your main wallet. It shows up by itself. ### Where to send it Open Wallets, then Add money, or press + Add money under your balance. Pick the chain, then scan the QR code or press Copy address. - Solana: send SOL on the Solana network. From Binance, Coinbase, Bybit or any wallet, pick the Solana network when you withdraw. - Robinhood Chain: send ETH on Robinhood Chain only. ETH sent on another network does not count toward your launch. The Review screen also shows this QR code and address, with You need and You have, and flips to funded when the money lands. You never need to leave the page. ### ETH on Arbitrum Your Robinhood Chain address is the same on Arbitrum. If ETH arrives there (for example from an exchange), Wallets shows it as "on Arbitrum, same address". It does not count toward a Robinhood Chain launch. Coming soon: A one-signature "Move to Robinhood Chain" bridge from Arbitrum, and Coinbase or card funding. Today, send ETH on Robinhood Chain directly. ### How much to send The Launch page shows All in before you sign in. On Review, You need is that amount plus the network fee for your one transfer. On Solana it also keeps about 0.001 SOL in your main wallet so the account stays open. ## Docs: Your first launch in 2 minutes Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/first-launch Pick a launchpad, add a name and a picture, and hold to launch. The recommended team of 30 is already picked. ### 1. Pick a launchpad Open the app and press New launch. Pick pump.fun, Pons or Direct deploy. Not sure? See Picking a launchpad. ### 2. Name it and add a picture - Name: up to 32 characters. - Ticker: filled in from the name. Letters A–Z and numbers only, up to 10 characters. - Picture: required. PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, up to 2 MB. - Links to X, Telegram and a website are optional, under + Add links. Want to copy a coin you saw? Use Clone a coin from a link. See Cloning and importing. ### 3. Keep or change the team Recommended (30 wallets) is picked for you. Starter is 10, Big is 100, or type any number from 1 to 1,000. Slide Each wallet buys to set the amount per wallet. The line under the team says how many buy in the launch block and how many right behind. ### 4. Review launch The right column shows every cost line and All in. Press Review launch. Nothing is sent yet. ### 5. Sign in and fund Sign in on Review. Unison creates your team wallets. If your main wallet holds less than You need, add money with the QR code on the same screen. It flips to Funded by itself. ### 6. Hold to launch Hold Hold to launch for a second and a half, until the ring fills. That is your one signature: a transfer from your main wallet to the launch. Unison splits it across the team, creates the coin and buys. The live screen shows each step. ### 7. Open the coin page When it says live, press Open coin page. From there you sell, set autopilot rules and bring money home. You can close the tab at any point: the launch keeps going and shows up under Launches. Careful: Launching a coin can lose money. The cost is shown before you sign, but what the coin does after launch is not up to you or us. ## Docs: Picking a launchpad Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads Pick by chain and by how your first buys land: up to 6 in the pump.fun launch block, 31 tax-free on Pons, or up to 240 inside one transaction on a direct deploy. ### Side by side | pump.fun | Pons | Direct deploy Chain | Solana | Robinhood Chain | Robinhood Chain First team buys | 6, in the launch block | 31, tax-free right after the coin is created | 240, inside the launch transaction Your own buy | Optional | Required | Required Starting price | Set by the curve | Set by the curve | You set the starting market cap Later buys at least | 0 s apart | 6 s apart | 0 s apart Sell every wallet at once | Yes, in Jito bundles | Yes | Yes ### pump.fun (Solana) The coin creation, your own buy and 6 team buys go out as one Jito bundle, so they land in the same block. A Jito bundle holds at most 5 transactions; the coin and your own buy take 2, and the other 3 carry 2 team buys each. Every other wallet buys right behind. Coming soon: More wallets in the pump.fun launch block, after address lookup-table work. ### Pons (Robinhood Chain) Pons charges outsiders a snipe tax that falls from 99% to 0 over about the first 5 seconds. Up to 31 of your team wallets go on the launch's exemption list, so they buy tax-free right after the coin is created. Later team buys wait at least 6 seconds apart. Your own buy is required. ### Direct deploy (Robinhood Chain) Unison deploys your coin and opens a Uniswap pool for it, and up to 240 team wallets buy inside that same transaction. You set the Starting market cap in dollars (default $5,000, from $1 to $1,000,000,000), which sets the price everyone starts from. Your own buy is required. The pool's liquidity is burned and the pool takes no fee, so there are no creator fees. ### Coming soon Coming soon: Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags and Printr (Solana), flap.sh (Robinhood Chain), flap.sh and Four.meme (BNB Chain). They appear in the picker with a Soon badge and cannot be picked yet. ## Docs: Team wallets: how many Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/team-size Use any number from 1 to 1,000. Only the first few buy in the launch block; the rest buy right behind. ### The presets Preset | Wallets | Note in the app Starter | 10 | A light start Recommended | 30 | What most launches use Big | 100 | Own more of the early supply Or type any whole number from 1 to 1,000 in Wallets. There is no other team cap. ### What the number changes - How many buy first: capped by the launchpad (pump.fun 6, Pons 31, Direct deploy 240). See Launch block and spread buys. - How long the rest take: every wallet past the first buys is a spread buy, one after another. - The cost: each wallet pays its own network fees, and on Solana a small refundable account deposit. A larger team shows its real cost in All in. The squares under the team show it: dark squares are first buys, light ones buy right behind. Above 240 wallets one square stands for several. ### A new team every launch Each launch gets its own new wallets and its own creator wallet, linked to your account. Teams are never reused between coins. ### Amount per wallet Each wallet buys is a slider: Chain | Min | Max | Step | Default Solana | 0.05 SOL | 2 SOL | 0.05 | 0.4 SOL Robinhood Chain | 0.002 ETH | 0.1 ETH | 0.002 | 0.02 ETH For other amounts, or a different amount per wallet, use Pro settings. ## Docs: The launch block and spread buys Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread The first team buys land with the coin. The rest are spread buys: one at a time, at random gaps, until the team is in. You can pause, resume or stop them. ### First buys The first buys go in with the coin: - pump.fun: 6 team buys in the launch block, inside the Jito bundle that creates the coin. - Pons: 31 team buys tax-free, right after the coin is created, while outsiders pay the snipe tax. - Direct deploy: 240 team buys inside the launch transaction itself. If your team is smaller than that, every wallet is a first buy. ### Spread buys Every other wallet buys right behind, one at a time. By default: - The wait between buys is random, from 2 to 20 seconds. - Wallets buy in random order. - Every spread wallet buys the same amount. Pro settings change all three. With Pro on, the recommended wait is 2 to 30 seconds and amounts vary by ±15%. On Pons, spread buys are always at least 6 seconds apart. Other people can buy between your spread buys. Only the first buys go in with the coin. ### Pause, resume, stop While spread buys run, the live screen shows Pause buys and Stop. - Pause buys: no more buys until you resume. Their money stays in those wallets. - Resume buys: carries on right where it left off. - Stop (press twice): ends the spread for good. The unspent money stays in those wallets; bring it back from Wallets. Selling 100% of every wallet also stops a running or paused spread. Bringing a launch home stops a paused spread. ### What comes back After the first buys land, the unused price room and any missed first buys come back to your main wallet. When the spread ends, done or stopped, the spread wallets' unused price room comes back too. Amounts under about three transfer fees are left where they are as dust. ## Docs: Your own buy Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/own-buy Your own buy goes in first, from the launch’s creator wallet. Optional on pump.fun, required on Pons and Direct deploy. ### How it works - On pump.fun your own buy goes in first, in the same transaction that creates the coin, from a wallet of its own. Leave it at 0 to skip it. - On Pons it is required: the field is filled in with the chain's default amount, and the launch needs it above 0. - On Direct deploy it is required, goes in first from a wallet of its own, and counts with your team. ### The creator wallet Every launch gets a new creator wallet, even with no own buy. It takes the deposit, creates the coin and holds your own buy. The coin page tags it creator or your buy, and the wallet count reads like "29 + your buy". ### On the coin page Your own buy is sold with the team when you sell from every wallet, and counts in the coin's totals. ## Docs: Price room and deposits Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/price-room-and-deposits Price room is extra held for each buy in case the price moves. Deposits are Solana account rent. Both come back. ### The cost lines Line | What it is Team buy | What the team spends on the coin Network and venue fees | Network fees, Jito tips and launchpad fees Deposits (come back) | Solana only: refundable rent for each wallet's accounts Price room | Extra room for each buy if the price moves while it lands Unison fee | 1.5% of what the team buys All in | What leaves your main wallet ### Price room Each buy has a price limit (10% slippage by default, 1% to 50% in Pro settings). The price room is sized from it. Whatever is not used comes back to your main wallet: after the first buys land, and again when spread buys end. ### Deposits Solana charges a small refundable deposit for each wallet's accounts. Unison budgets about 0.006 SOL per buying wallet. It comes back when the wallets are closed, for example when you bring a launch home. ### The deposit transfer Hold to launch sends one transfer of exactly the deposit amount from your main wallet to the launch. From there Unison splits it to the team. - Sent short? The live screen says how much is missing, with Send the missing and Cancel and get it back. - Sent more? The extra comes back after launch, with the unused price room. ### Quotes last 60 seconds Each price is valid for 60 seconds, and Review refreshes it before it runs out. If the new all-in cost is more than 2% above the one you saw, Review shows The price moved with the old and new totals and asks again. Prices never change silently. ### If a launch fails If a launch fails before the coin exists, everything comes back to your main wallet and no Unison fee is taken. The live screen says what happened and shows the refund. ## Docs: Pro settings and presets Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/pro-settings Pro settings put every launch dial in one drawer. Turn them on in Settings; they stay hidden until you do. ### Turn them on Open Settings and switch on Pro mode. A Pro settings row appears on the launch form, with a summary such as "Spread 2–30 s · ±15% · Limit 10%" and a tag: Recommended or Custom · N changed. Pro mode is saved per browser. ### Every setting Setting | Default | Range Vary the wallets that buy later by ±% | 15% | 0 to 50%. First buys stay exact Custom amounts | Equal | One amount per wallet, pasted one per line or comma-separated In the launch block | The launchpad maximum | 0 to the maximum (6, 31 or 240) Wait between buys, from / to (s) | 2 to 30 s | Pons: at least 6 s Or finish the rest in about (s) | Off | Up to 7 days. Overrides the waits Random order | On | On or off Price limit (slippage), % | 10% | 1 to 50% Under 5%, the drawer warns that low limits make buys fail when the price moves. Reset to recommended puts everything back. ### Presets Three are built in: Preset | Waits | Variation Recommended | 2–30 s | ±15% Quick | 0–3 s | ±5% Slow | 20–180 s | ±30% Signed in, + Save as preset saves the current settings under a name (up to 40 characters). Saved presets show as chips for that launchpad; × deletes one. You can keep up to 100. Team size and amounts on the form still win over a preset. Autopilot rules live on the coin page, not in Pro settings. ## Docs: Launching several coins Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/several-coins Launch 2 to 10 coins in one go, each with its own team. One signature per chain launches them all. ### Build the batch Open Launches, then Several at once, or press Launch several coins at once on the launch form. Each coin has its own launchpad, picture, name, ticker, team size, amount per wallet and own buy. Press + Add a coin for up to 10. Every coin needs a picture, a name and its own ticker. A batch uses the default spread and a 10% price limit. Links and Pro settings are not part of a batch. ### Keep the winners, sell the rest An optional rule. After a set number of minutes (30 by default), it ranks the coins by market cap, keeps the top ones (1 by default), and sells 100% of the rest. Minutes count from the first coin going live. Sells pay the normal 1.5% fee. ### Fund and launch - One deposit per chain. A batch with Solana and Robinhood Chain coins needs two signatures, one per chain. - The batch launches only when every deposit has landed. A batch not fully funded within 24 hours is cancelled and refunded. - If one coin fails, the others still launch, and the failed coin is refunded on its own. - You can cancel until the money starts moving to the launches. The live screen shows each coin's stage, from "Waiting for the transfer" to "Live · all N in". ## Docs: Cloning and importing a coin Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/clone-and-import Clone copies a coin’s details into a new launch. Import brings an existing coin and its wallets into Unison so you can run it from the coin page. ### Clone a coin On the launch form, press Clone a coin from a link and paste a pump.fun, Pons or DexScreener link (token or pair), or a bare coin address. - It copies the name, ticker, picture and links. Your launchpad, team and amounts stay as you set them. - Pictures over 2 MB are not copied; add your own. - A brand-new pump.fun coin is found once DexScreener lists it, usually within a few minutes. You can launch the copy on any launchpad. Change anything before you launch. ### Import a coin Open Launches, then Import a coin. Pick the chain, paste the coin address, and paste the private keys of the wallets that hold it, one per line, up to 1,000. - Works today for pump.fun coins still on their curve, and coins launched with Unison. - Unison can move only the coin and SOL/ETH in those wallets, and only ever to your main wallet. Anything else they hold is left alone. - Keys are sealed on our side and never shown again, not even to you. - Sells on an imported coin pay the normal 1.5% fee. Once imported, the coin has a full coin page: sell every wallet at once, autopilot, bring it all home. Careful: Import only wallets made for that coin. Do not paste the key of a wallet you use for anything else. ## Docs: The coin page Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/coin-page One page for the whole coin: what you spent, what it is worth, every wallet, a live chart, and the sell and autopilot controls. Open it from the live screen (Open coin page) or from Launches, which lists every coin with its market cap, spent, worth now and profit. ### The numbers Card | What it means Market cap | Price × supply. Below it: how much of the supply your team holds Spent | What left your main wallet for this launch, minus what came back unspent Worth now | Coins held at today's price, plus SOL/ETH in the launch's wallets, plus what you brought home Profit | Worth now minus Spent. Below it: what selling everything now would add, after fees and price impact Selling moves the price, so Worth now is a mark, not a promise. The "if you sold it all now" line uses a real sell quote, refreshed every 20 seconds. ### The chart Market cap from Unison's own trade data, in 1m, 5m or 1h bars. A dashed line marks your team's average entry. Under 12 bars it draws a line instead of candles. ### Wallets, trades and holders - Wallets: each wallet's buy, holding and profit, sorted by profit. Select a wallet to sell from it alone. - Trades: every trade as it happens, yours marked "Your team". - Holders: the pool, your team, your own buy and everyone else, refreshed every 20 seconds. On a live chain without an indexer, trade stats count Unison wallets' trades only, and holders list only your wallets and the pool. ### Missed buys If a buy does not land, the page says how many and why, with Retry and Return the SOL (or ETH). Retry works for spread wallets that still hold their money; missed first buys were already refunded to your main wallet. ### Launch another like this Fills a new launch with the same team size and amount per wallet. You add the name and picture. ## Docs: Selling Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/selling Pick 25, 50, 75 or All, then hold to sell. Every wallet sells at once, and the money can go straight home. ### How to sell 1. On the coin page, pick 25%, 50%, 75% or All (keys 1 to 4 work too). 2. Read You get about: what you receive after all fees. 3. Hold Hold to sell. The button says how many wallets sell. On Solana the sells go out in Jito bundles. Progress shows "Selling… 12 of 30". ### Then bring the SOL home On by default when you sell from the whole team. - With All: every team wallet goes back to your main wallet in the same go. This also stops any team buys still running. - With less: what this sells goes to your main wallet. The coins you keep stay put. ### Sell from one wallet In the Wallets tab, press Select on a wallet. The sell panel then sells from that wallet only. Press the × on its chip to go back to every wallet. ### Price protection Each wallet's sell has a price floor: what it would get if the wallets sold with it land first, minus 10%. If a sell would land below that, it fails and the wallet keeps its coins. Sell again to retry. ### Fees 1.5% of what each sale returns, at the rate fixed when the coin launched. It is collected when that wallet next sends money home. If a wallet is left too little to pay all of it, it pays what it can and the rest is waived. ## Docs: Autopilot rules Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/autopilot Set take profit, stop loss or timer rules once. They run on Unison’s side and sell from every wallet, even with the tab closed. ### The three rules Rule | Fires when | Default Take profit | The coin is worth this many times what you spent | Sell 25% at 3× Stop loss | The coins still held are worth this % less than they cost | Sell 100% at 40% down Timer | This many minutes after the coin was created | Sell 50% after 60 min Sell % is 1 to 100. A take profit target must be above 1×; a stop must be below 100%. You can have up to 10 rules per coin. ### How each is measured - Take profit uses the multiple: (what is still held + what sells returned) ÷ what you spent. - Stop loss compares what is still held with what that part cost. A take profit's proceeds cannot hide a crash in the rest. The panel shows the live number next to each rule, such as "now 2.40×" or "now 12% down". ### Once, then done Each rule fires once and is marked done. A rule keeps its state while it stays the same, even if you add, remove or reorder others. To fire it again, change its % or level. If a rule cannot sell after about 1.8 hours of retries, it stops and the coins stay where they are; press Retry on it to sell only the wallets it missed. Autopilot sells pay the normal 1.5% sell fee. A rule saved in a preset is armed on every launch made from it. Careful: A rule sells at the market price when it fires. A thin market can fill far below the number on screen. ## Docs: Creator fees Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/creator-fees pump.fun and Pons pay coin creators a share of outside trading. Claim them from the coin page. ### Claim them On the coin page, the Creator fees card shows what is ready to claim. Press Claim and it lands in your main wallet, after the 0.5% Unison fee and network fees. Coming soon: Claiming the fees of a coin that has graduated off its curve. ### Which launchpads pay them Launchpad | Creator fees pump.fun | Yes, a share of trading on the curve Pons | Yes Direct deploy | No. The pool takes no fee and its liquidity is burned ### What Unison charges 0.5% of the amount claimed. ## Docs: Bringing money home Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/bring-money-home One tap sells what can still sell in your team wallets and sends everything to your main wallet. ### Bring it all back On Wallets, the top card says how much is sitting in team wallets and about how much you get after fees. Press Bring it all back, then Bring back $X to confirm. For each wallet, Unison: 1. sells every coin it holds (1.5% fee), 2. pays the Unison sell fees it owes, 3. sends the rest to your main wallet. Progress shows "Bringing it back… 12 of 30 wallets". ### Just the cash Just the cash brings home only the SOL or ETH and sells nothing. Wallets that still hold coins keep enough to sell later. Use it after a partial sell. ### One launch at a time Under Team wallets, by launch, each launch has its own Bring back, with a preview: about how much comes back, after how much in fees. ### What is skipped - Launches still launching, or with spread buys running. A paused spread is stopped by the sweep. - Wallets with less than about two transfer fees and no coins: bringing them back would cost more than they hold. - Launches under $1 are hidden from the list. Press Show to see them. A wallet that could not be swept is listed, never dropped. Bringing it back again retries it. ## Docs: Launch replay Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-replay A short video of your launch, built from its real trades, ready to post. ### What it does - Builds a short video of a real launch from its recorded trades. - Offers 16:9 and 1:1 formats, to download or post. - Opens from the live screen (Make a launch replay) and the coin page (Make a replay). A coin needs enough recorded trades before a replay can be built. ### Share a result as a picture The coin page's Share button makes a profit card (1200 × 630) with your referral link, with Save image, Post on X and Copy link. While coins are still held, the card is marked "At current price". ## Docs: Your coin's free website Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/website A one-page site for your coin, built from its name, picture, chain and links, at your own address. Free with every coin, and up the moment the coin goes live. ### What you get - A ready-made site the moment you open it, built from your coin. - 8 templates, each with 4 colour sets, and fonts, sections and hero settings you can change. - A live chart and token details filled in from real data. - A buy button that links to the coin's trading page. - An address of your choice: your-name.unisongo.com. ### How it goes up - On the launch form, your coin's address is reserved with the launch (or use a link of your own). - When the coin goes live, the site publishes itself from the coin's name, picture and links. - Change the look any time from the coin page: Website, then Publish to update it. ### Cost Free. No Unison fee. ## Docs: Website templates Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/website-templates Eight templates, each with four palettes. Switch any time; each one remembers how you left it. ### The eight Template | Mood Sticker Riot | Loud, sweaty, slapped on a lamppost Afterglow | Slow, dark, a title card at midnight Phosphor | A terminal left on since 1983 Cabinet | Insert coin. Eight bits, no mercy Whitespace | Almost nothing, and it knows it The Broadsheet | Front page, ink on your fingers Bubblegum | Round, soft, impossible to be mad at Constructor | Circles, slabs and strong opinions New sites start on Sticker Riot. Surprise me picks another template, palette and hero layout at random. ### Switching Each template keeps your changes, so switching back restores it. A custom or coin-matched palette carries across. ## Docs: Editing your website Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/website-editing Six tabs: Template, Colour, Fonts, Hero, Sections and Publish. Changes save as you go. ### Colour - Match my coin reads colours from your coin's picture. - Each template's palettes, or Your own: background, cards, text, accent and second accent. - A contrast check shows text contrast and offers Fix below 4.5:1. ### Fonts Eight pairs (Loud, Film, Print, Machine, Soft, Clean, Poster, Future), or pick from 16 headline and 11 body fonts. ### Hero - Layout: Spotlight, Side by side or Words first. - Headline (up to 60 characters) and tagline (up to 160). - Background: the template's, a gradient, a pattern, your coin picture or an upload (PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, up to 2 MB). - Motion: Lively, Calm or Still. Visitors whose device asks for less motion always get a still page. ### Sections Hero, About, How to buy, Live chart, Token details, Community links, FAQ and up to 3 custom blocks. Drag or use ↑ ↓ to reorder, and switch each on or off. Field | Limit Section title | 60 characters About or custom text | 1,200 characters How to buy | Up to 6 steps, 160 characters each Community links | Up to 8 FAQ | Up to 8, questions 140 and answers 600 characters ### Saving, undo and preview - Saves 800 ms after each change. The top bar says Saved, Saving… or Not saved, with Retry. - Undo and redo keep 80 steps (Ctrl or Cmd + Z, Shift + Ctrl or Cmd + Z). - Preview as Desktop or Phone. Click a section in the preview to edit it. - Reset goes back to the start; undo brings your changes back. ## Docs: Publishing your website Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/website-publishing Press Publish. Fix anything listed under "Fix before publishing" first. Update and unpublish any time. ### Publish Open the Publish tab and press Publish. Problems that would break the page are listed under Fix before publishing, for example a buy link that is not a full https link, or every section switched off. Starter text you have not changed is noted under Automatic text, but does not block publishing. After publishing you get Share on X, Copy link, Open site and a QR code. ### Update Once live, the button reads Update the site. The status says Live, with unpublished changes until you do. ### Unpublish Unpublish takes the site offline. The address shows nothing until you publish again, and stays reserved for your coin. ### Buy button and contract - Buy button: show or hide it, change its text (up to 24 characters), and its link. Leave the link empty to use the coin's trading page. - Contract address: show or hide it, with a copy button. Every site has a footer that says crypto is risky and that the site was made by the coin's creator. ## Docs: Your website address Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/website-address Your site lives at your-name.unisongo.com. Pick 3 to 32 lowercase letters, numbers and single hyphens. ### The rules - 3 to 32 characters. - Lowercase letters, numbers and single hyphens. No hyphen at the start or end. - Unique across all coins. Some names are reserved. - It starts as your ticker, made URL-safe. The field checks as you type: Available, Taken (with a suggestion), or That name is reserved. ### Moving it Changing the address of a live site moves it. The old link stops working, and Unison asks you to confirm first. ### The other link unisongo.com/s/your-name opens the same site too. ## Docs: Your main wallet Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/main-wallet You get one main wallet per chain when you sign in. Launches are funded from it, and everything comes back to it. ### What it is - One on Solana and one on Robinhood Chain, created when you sign in. - The Robinhood Chain address works on Arbitrum too; Wallets shows ETH there as "on Arbitrum, same address". - Secured by Privy. Only you can send from it. - Its key can be exported from Wallets (Export key), in Privy's own window. Unison never sees it. On a phone, the same screens sit above a tab bar. On desktop, the rail on the left shows its total in dollars, with SOL and ETH under it, refreshed every 15 seconds. ### What moves money in and out - In: what you send to it, refunds, unused price room, sells sent home, sweeps from team wallets, referral payouts. - Out: your one signature per launch (Hold to launch), and withdrawals you sign. ### Activity The Activity list shows launches, sells, money coming back and referral payouts, each linked to the transaction on Solscan or the Robinhood Chain explorer. ## Docs: Team and creator wallets Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/team-wallets Each launch gets its own creator wallet and team. Unison runs them, and they only ever send to your main wallet. ### Per launch - Creator wallet: one per launch, always made. It takes the deposit, creates the coin and holds your own buy. - Team wallets: as many as you picked, new for this launch. Each coin is a separate project with its own wallets. ### Who controls them Unison creates and signs for them on its own servers. Their money can only go to your main wallet, or to Unison for fees owed. That is the only place a team wallet ever sends. ### Folders and labels On Wallets, add a folder to a launch (+ folder) or a label to a wallet (+ label), up to 40 characters each. Folders show as filters at the top of the list. ### Your own wallets Import a coin you launched elsewhere with its wallets: see Cloning and importing. Coming soon: Using wallets you imported as the team for a new launch. ### No key export Team-wallet keys are never exported. Bring the money home, then send it from your main wallet. ## Docs: Withdrawals Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/withdrawals Withdrawals are signed by your main wallet in your browser. Unison cannot send from it. ### Send On Wallets, press Withdraw. Pick the chain, paste an address or tap a saved one, and enter the amount. Max keeps back 0.002 SOL or 0.00005 ETH for network fees and the account minimum. Press Review, check the summary (sending, on, to, network fee, left after), then hold Hold to send. ### Checks - Addresses are checked before you send. Program addresses, coin contracts, Unison team wallets and your own main wallet are refused. - A first send to an address you have never used gets a warning to check every character. A send cannot be undone. ### Send to many Send to many: paste a list takes one "address, amount" per line, up to 100 lines. Repeated addresses are refused. Review marks each line new or sent before, then sends one by one and stops at the first failure. ## Docs: Address book Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/address-book Save the addresses you send to, such as your exchange deposit addresses, and pick them in one tap. ### Add one On Wallets, open Address book, then Add one. Pick the chain (Solana, Robinhood Chain or Arbitrum), give it a name (up to 40 characters) and paste the address. Save address. Saving an address that is already there renames it. Saved addresses appear as chips in Withdraw. Careful: Exchange deposit addresses are per network. Save the address for the network you will send on. ## Docs: Fees Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/fees 1.5% on team buys, 1.5% on sells, 0.5% on creator-fee claims. Network and launchpad fees are separate and shown before you sign. ### Unison fees What | Fee | When it is taken Team buys (first buys and spread) | 1.5% of the SOL or ETH spent | From the deposit, before the split Sells (sell buttons, autopilot, sweeps) | 1.5% of what the sale returns | When the wallet next sends money home Creator-fee claims | 0.5% of the amount claimed | At the claim - No subscription, no sign-up fee. - Fees are fixed when you launch: 1.5% on buys and sells. A coin keeps the rate it launched with for all its sells, so coins launched before a fee change keep their old rate. - Every fee is in the quote before you sign: Unison fee on the launch, and the fee line on each sell and sweep preview. - The buy fee is taken only once the coin exists. A launch that fails before that is refunded in full. Missed first buys get their Unison fee back. - A wallet left too little to pay a sell fee pays what it can; the rest is waived. ### Network and launchpad fees Charged as normal, and shown in the quote. Launchpad | Fees you should expect pump.fun | Network fees, about 0.001 SOL Jito tip per bundle, pump.fun's trading fee, about 0.006 SOL refundable rent per buying wallet Pons | Network fees, Pons's 1% curve fee Direct deploy | Network fees. The pool itself takes no fee ### Referrals Share your link from Settings. You earn 30% of the Unison fees paid by everyone who signs up through it, for life. Press Claim in Settings to send your earnings to your main wallet; each chain pays out once it is over 0.05 SOL or 0.01 ETH. ## Docs: Limits per launchpad Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/limits Every hard number in one place. ### Per launchpad | pump.fun | Pons | Direct deploy First team buys | 6 | 31 | 240 Team size | 1 to 1,000 | 1 to 1,000 | 1 to 1,000 Each wallet buys (slider) | 0.05 to 2 SOL | 0.002 to 0.1 ETH | 0.002 to 0.1 ETH Your own buy | Optional | Required, above 0 | Required, above 0 Min wait between spread buys | 0 s | 6 s | 0 s Starting market cap | Set by the curve | Set by the curve | $1 to $1,000,000,000, default $5,000 Creator fees | Claim on the coin page | Claim on the coin page | None Import a coin | Coins still on the curve | Coins launched with Unison | Coins launched with Unison ### Launches Limit | Value Coin name | 32 characters Ticker | 10 characters, A–Z and 0–9 Picture | PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, up to 2 MB Links | https only. X on x.com or twitter.com, Telegram on t.me Price limit (slippage) | 1% to 50%, default 10% Spread duration | Up to 7 days Amount variation | 0 to 50% Quote valid for | 60 seconds Launches waiting for money | 50 Saved presets | 100 ### After launch Limit | Value Sell | 25, 50, 75 or 100% Sell price protection | 10% Autopilot rules per coin | 10 Several coins at once | 2 to 10 coins Import | Up to 1,000 wallets ### Rate limits 300 requests a minute per IP overall, 120 price quotes a minute and 30 uploads a minute. ## Docs: Who holds what keys Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/keys You hold your main wallet. Unison holds each launch’s team wallet keys, sealed, and those wallets can only send to your main wallet. ### The short version Wallet | Who signs | Where it can send Main wallet | You, through Privy in your browser | Anywhere you send it Creator and team wallets | Unison's servers | Only your main wallet, plus Unison's fees Imported wallets | Unison's servers | Only your main wallet, plus Unison's fees ### Main wallet Created by Privy when you sign in. Sends are signed in your browser. Unison has no endpoint that sends from it. ### Team wallets Unison creates them per launch and signs for them, so launches, spread buys, sells and sweeps run without asking you each time. - Keys are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and opened only to sign. - Keys are never exported, not even to you. - Their money only ever goes to your main wallet, or to Unison for fees owed. A breach of Unison's server could not send team money anywhere else. ### Imported wallets Keys you import are sealed the same way and never shown again. Only the coin and SOL/ETH in them are touched. ### Never We never DM first, and never ask for your key or seed phrase. ## Docs: Risks Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/risks Launching a coin can lose money. Here is what can go wrong, and what Unison does about it. ### Money - Most coins lose value. You can lose everything you put in. - Worth now and Profit are marks at today's price. Selling moves the price; a large sell gets less. - Nothing on Unison is a promise of profit. ### Execution - Only the first buys land with the coin. Other people, including bots, can buy between spread buys. - Buys can miss. The coin page flags missed buys; retry them or send the money home. - Prices move. A buy or sell outside its price limit fails instead of filling badly. Low limits fail more. - Autopilot sells at the market when it fires. In a thin market that can be far below the number on screen. ### Chains and launchpads - Unison depends on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Jito and each launchpad. If one is down or changes its rules, launches and sells can fail or be delayed. - Launchpad fees and curve settings are set by the launchpad and can change. ### Visibility Your team's buys are on-chain like any other transaction. Anyone can see them. ### If something fails - A launch that fails before the coin exists is refunded in full, with no Unison fee. - Sells, retries and sweeps are recorded before any money moves, and finish after a server restart. - A wallet that cannot be swept is listed, never dropped silently. ## Docs: Frequently asked questions Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/faq Short answers. Each links to the page with the detail. Q: Do I need to code? A: No. Pick a launchpad, add a name and a picture, and hold to launch. Unison creates and funds the wallets. Q: What does it cost? A: 1.5% of team buys, 1.5% of sells and 0.5% of creator-fee claims. Fees are fixed when you launch: 1.5% on buys and sells. Network and launchpad fees are extra and shown before you sign. See https://unisongo.com/docs/fees. Q: How many wallets can I use? A: Up to 1,000 per launch. Up to 6 buy in the launch block on pump.fun, up to 240 in the launch transaction on a direct deploy, and up to 31 tax-free right after the coin is created on Pons; the rest buy right behind. Q: Can I get 100 wallets in the same block on pump.fun? A: No. One Jito bundle holds 5 transactions, which carries 6 team buys with the coin today. The rest buy in later blocks. Q: How many signatures does a launch take? A: One: Hold to launch sends one transfer from your main wallet. Several coins at once take one per chain. Q: What if a buy fails? A: The coin page flags it. Retry it, or return its money to your main wallet. If the launch fails before the coin exists, everything comes back with no Unison fee. Q: Can I stop the spread buys? A: Yes. Pause, resume or stop them on the live screen. Unspent money stays in those wallets until you bring it home. Q: Can I close the tab during a launch? A: Yes. The launch, spread buys and autopilot rules run on Unison’s side. The coin shows up under Launches. Q: Who holds the keys? A: You hold your main wallet through Privy. Unison holds team wallet keys, sealed, and those wallets only send to your main wallet. See https://unisongo.com/docs/keys. Q: Can I export team wallet keys? A: No. Bring the money home and send it from your main wallet. Q: Can I claim creator fees? A: Yes, on pump.fun and Pons: press Claim in the coin page's Creator fees card. Unison keeps 0.5% of the claim. Direct deploys have no creator fees. Q: Does my coin get a website? A: Yes, free with every coin. Its address is reserved when you launch and the site goes up when the coin goes live. Change the look any time from the coin page. See https://unisongo.com/docs/website. Q: Will I make money? A: Not necessarily. Launching a coin can lose money, and most coins go to zero. Q: Where do I get help? A: Unison is on X at @UnisonGo. We never DM first and never ask for your key. ## Docs: Glossary Source: https://unisongo.com/docs/glossary The words the app uses, in one line each. Word | Meaning All in | Everything a launch takes from your main wallet, fees and refundable parts included Autopilot | Rules on the coin page that sell for you: take profit, stop loss, timer Bonding curve | A launchpad's built-in market that sets the price from how much has been bought Bring it home | Send what is in team wallets back to your main wallet, selling coins first unless you pick "Just the cash" Creator wallet | The new wallet each launch gets. It takes the deposit, creates the coin and holds your own buy Deposit | The one transfer from your main wallet to a launch. On Solana, also the refundable account rent Direct deploy | Your own coin and Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain, with up to 240 team buys in the launch transaction Dust | An amount too small to bring back: it would cost more in fees than it holds First buys | The first team buys: up to 6 in the launch block on pump.fun, up to 240 in the launch transaction on a direct deploy, up to 31 tax-free right after the coin is created on Pons Jito bundle | Up to 5 Solana transactions that land together, in order, or not at all Launch block | The block the coin is created in Main wallet | Your own wallet on each chain, created at sign-in Own buy | Your buy from the creator wallet, made first. Also called a dev buy Preset | Saved Pro settings, or one of Recommended, Quick and Slow Price limit | The most a buy or sell may move from its quote before it fails. Also called slippage Price room | Extra held per buy for price moves. The unused part comes back Snipe tax | Pons's fee on outside buys: 99% falling to 0 over about the first 5 seconds Spread buys | Team wallets that buy after the first buys, one at a time Sweep | The same as bring it home Team wallets | The wallets Unison creates for one launch ## How to bundle on pump.fun Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-to-bundle-on-pumpfun To bundle on pump.fun, you send the coin creation and buys from your own wallets as one Jito bundle, so they land together in block 0. You can script it yourself or use a bundler. On Unison it takes one page and no code. ### How many wallets fit in block 0? Six team buys is the design limit on Unison. A Jito bundle holds at most 5 transactions, according to Jito’s docs. The coin and your dev buy take 2. The other 3 carry 2 team buys each. That packing is verified off mainnet so far, and the mainnet test is still to come. If a tool promises far more wallets in one block, ask how it packs its transactions. ### What happens to the rest of your wallets? The rest buy right behind block 0, on the timing you pick. That can be seconds or hours. You can pause, resume or stop them. Your team can be up to 1,000 wallets. Other people can buy between those later buys. ### How to do it on Unison Pick pump.fun, add a name, ticker and picture, and pick a team size. Unison creates and funds the wallets. You see the full cost and sign once. A dev buy is optional. If a buy misses, it is flagged and you can retry it in one click. ### What it costs Unison takes 1.5% on buys, 1.5% on sells and 0.5% on creator-fee claims. There is no subscription. Unison budgets about 0.001 SOL for the Jito tip, and 0.006 SOL of rent per buying wallet. The exact total is on screen before you sign. ### Questions Q: What is a bundle on pump.fun? A: It is your coin creation and your own wallets’ buys sent together as one Jito bundle. They run in order, and either all land or none do. Q: Can I bundle on pump.fun without Jito? A: Not with the same result. Without a bundle, your buys are separate transactions and bots can get in between them. Q: Can people see that I bundled? A: Yes. Bundled buys are on-chain, and scanners look for them. Q: Do I need to write code? A: No. You pick a launchpad, add a name and a picture, and launch. ## Which pump.fun bundler? What to check first Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/pump-fun-bundler No bundler is proven ahead of the rest, and most rankings online are written by the people selling one. Compare on five things: fees, block 0 limit, who holds your wallets, how you sell, and how you get your money out. ### Is a free bundler from GitHub safe? Treat it as unsafe until you have read the code. Free bundler scripts ask for private keys, and a bad one can empty your wallets. If you try one, read it first and use throwaway wallets with small amounts. You also have to run it, maintain it, and fix it when pump.fun changes. ### What fee should you look at? Look at the sell fee first, because that is what you pay on your exit. Some tools charge 0% on buys and 5% on sells and creator fees. Unison charges 1.5% on buys, 1.5% on sells and 0.5% on creator-fee claims. Flat-fee tools can be cheaper on big launches and worse on small ones, so run your own numbers. ### How many wallets in block 0? Check the real number in block 0, not the headline wallet count. On pump.fun, Unison is built for 6 in the launch bundle, still waiting on a mainnet test, and the rest buy right behind. A 5-transaction Jito bundle caps every tool, so a bigger block 0 claim depends on how many buys each transaction can carry. ### Who holds the keys? Ask this before you fund anything. On Unison your main wallet is yours and you can export its key. Team wallets are held by Unison, cannot be exported, and can only send money back to your main wallet. So you trust Unison while money is in them. Ask any bundler what happens if it gets hacked. ### Questions Q: Which bundler should I use on Solana? A: There is no neutral ranking we can point to. Compare fees, block 0 limit, custody and how selling works, then test with a small launch. Q: Is there a free pump.fun bundler? A: Yes, open-source scripts exist on GitHub. The cost is the risk to your keys and the upkeep. Q: Does Unison have a Telegram bot? A: No. Unison is a web app that also works on your phone. ## How to avoid snipers on pump.fun Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-to-avoid-snipers-on-pumpfun You cannot stop snipers completely. You can get ahead of them by putting your own buys in the same bundle as your coin creation, so they land first. ### Why did you get sniped? You got sniped because there was a gap between your coin creation and your buys. Bots watch for new coins and send a buy as fast as they can. If your buy is a separate transaction, they can land first. They then sell into the buyers who come next. ### How do you get your buys in first? On pump.fun, a Jito bundle puts your buys straight after the coin creation. Unison is built for 6 team buys there, still waiting on a mainnet test. On Pons, 31 exempt wallets buy tax-free right after the coin is created, not in the same block, while outsiders pay a 99% tax falling to zero over about five seconds. On a Direct deploy, up to 240 buys happen inside the launch transaction itself, verified on a fork so far. ### Who are the snipers? Sometimes the sniper is the dev. Pine Analytics looked at pump.fun from March to April 2025 and found more than 15,000 tokens sniped by wallets linked to their deployer. That was about 1.75% of launch activity. More than 55% of those snipes were fully sold within one minute. ### What this does not fix A bundle only protects what is inside it. Other traders can still buy later in block 0, and between your spread buys after it. Getting in first improves your entry. It does not bring buyers. ### Questions Q: Can I block snipers from buying my coin? A: Not on pump.fun. You can only get your own buys in first. Pons adds a snipe tax for the first few seconds. Q: Does a bigger Jito tip stop snipers? A: No. A tip helps a bundle land. It does not stop anyone buying after it. Q: Does Unison stop snipers? A: No. It puts your buys first. Outsiders can still buy after that. ## Where to launch a meme coin Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/best-place-to-launch-a-meme-coin There is no single right place to launch a meme coin. Launch on the chain where your buyers already are, then pick the launchpad whose fees and rules you can live with. ### Which chain? Pick the chain first, because buyers rarely move for one coin. Published launchpad guides disagree, because each launchpad suits different goals. Robinhood Chain went live on 1 July 2026 and has an active launch market. Your own audience matters more than any list. ### What should you compare? Compare the fee on trades, the cost to launch, how a coin bonds, and what the dev earns. A bonding curve means you add no liquidity. Your own pool means you set the starting price. Some launchpads pay creator fees, and others do not. ### Where does Unison fit? Unison is a launch app that sits on top of launchpads. It helps when you want many wallets in one launch and one screen to sell them all. It launches on pump.fun, Pons and your own Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain today. More launchpads are planned but not live. ### When should you skip Unison? If you are launching from one wallet, go straight to the launchpad. You pay no Unison fee and you do not need a team tool. Unison also cannot help on a launchpad it does not support yet. ### Questions Q: Which launchpad suits a meme coin? A: It depends on your chain and your buyers. Check live fees and limits before you choose. Q: Which launchpad should I use on Solana? A: pump.fun is the established Solana launchpad, and Unison supports it today. Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags and Printr are planned for Unison and are not live yet. Q: Is there a pump.fun alternative? A: Yes. Other launchpads exist on Solana, and Pons is on Robinhood Chain. Check each one’s fees and bond rules. ## How many SOL does it take to bond on pump.fun? Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-many-sol-to-bond-pump-fun A pump.fun coin bonds when about 85 SOL has gone into its bonding curve, according to MadeOnSol and other 2026 guides. Reported market cap at that point is around $60,000 to $80,000, and it moves with the SOL price. ### Does that mean you need 85 SOL? No. The 85 SOL is the total from everyone who buys, including you. Your own buys count toward it, but buying it all yourself only gets your coins a pool with no buyers. Unison refuses team buys that would finish the curve at launch. ### How many coins bond? Few coins bond. MadeOnSol counted 18,202 bonds from 1,032,440 pump.fun launches in August 2026, or 1.8%. Other 2026 estimates run from under 1% to about 3% in normal weeks. The Block reported a brief spike to 6.7% in July 2026. ### What happens after you bond? The coin migrates from the curve to PumpSwap, pump.fun’s own pool. Coin Bureau listed a 0.015 SOL graduation cost in July 2026. Creator fees carry on after migration. ### Questions Q: What is the pump.fun bonding market cap? A: About $60,000 to $80,000, depending on the SOL price. The trigger is in SOL, not dollars. Q: How is the bonding curve price set? A: By formula. Each buy raises the price and each sell lowers it. ## How to launch with multiple wallets Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-to-launch-with-multiple-wallets A multi-wallet launch means several wallets you control buy your coin at launch. You can make and fund them by hand. Unison creates and funds a team of up to 1,000 wallets for you. ### How many wallets can buy first? Up to 6 in the pump.fun launch bundle, up to 31 tax-free right after the coin is created on Pons, and up to 240 inside the launch transaction on a Direct deploy. These are design limits. pump.fun is capped by the 5-transaction Jito bundle, Pons by its exemption list, and a Direct deploy by the gas limit of one transaction. The pump.fun number waits on a mainnet test, and the Pons and Direct deploy numbers are verified on a fork. ### What about the rest of the wallets? They buy right behind the launch block, as spread buys. You pick the timing, from seconds to hours. You can pause, resume or stop at any point. Unspent money stays in your wallets and can come back to your main wallet. ### How do you fund the wallets? On Unison, you make one deposit from your main wallet and it is split for you. You sign once. If you do this by hand, you send SOL or ETH to each wallet yourself, and each transfer has a network fee. ### What does each wallet cost? Each wallet pays its own network fees. On Solana, each buying wallet also needs token-account rent. Unison budgets about 0.006 SOL of rent per buying wallet, and part of it comes back when the account closes. A big team costs real money before you buy a single coin. ### Will it look like real buyers? Do not count on it, and do not use a team to fake demand. Anyone can check the chain, and scanners flag launch-block buying. Webacy rates more than 50% of holdings bought in block 0 as critical. Faking demand can also carry legal risk. ### Questions Q: How many wallets can Unison use? A: Up to 1,000 per launch. Q: Can I use my own wallets? A: Not in a new launch yet. Unison creates a new team for each launch. Q: Can I export the team wallet keys? A: No. Team wallets are held by Unison and can only send funds to your main wallet. Your main wallet key can be exported. ## What does bundled mean in crypto? Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/what-does-bundled-mean-in-crypto A coin is bundled when its creator’s own wallets bought in the launch block, together with the coin’s creation. No outsider can buy between those steps. ### How does a bundle work? On Solana, a bundle goes through Jito. It holds up to 5 transactions, which run in order and all-or-nothing. On Robinhood Chain, a bundle can be one transaction. Unison’s Direct deploy creates the coin, opens the pool and makes up to 240 buys in one transaction. ### Will Bubblemaps show my bundle? Assume it will. Unison’s team wallets are funded from one deposit, and tools such as Bubblemaps and GMGN look for wallets that are linked. Unison has no feature that hides a bundle, and we will not tell you one works. ### Why do traders care? Traders care because the dev can hold a lot of supply and sell it all at once. Coin Bureau lists related wallets hiding concentrated ownership as a risk. Webacy rates more than 50% of holdings bought in block 0 as critical. Some traders will skip a coin that looks bundled. ### Questions Q: Is bundling the same as sniping? A: No. A sniper is a bot buying right after a coin appears. A bundle is the launcher buying at creation. Q: Is a bundled coin a rug? A: Not always. But the dev can hold a lot of supply, so check who holds what. Q: Is bundling the same as a sandwich attack? A: No. A sandwich attack puts trades around someone else’s trade. A launch bundle buys your own coin. ## How much does it cost to launch a meme coin? Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-much-to-launch-a-meme-coin Deploying a meme coin can cost close to nothing. Launching one with a team costs more, and most of it is the money you spend on your own buys. ### What is the pump.fun deploy cost? Coin Bureau listed coin creation at 0 SOL in July 2026. The chain still charges rent and network fees. pump.fun publishes its trading fees on its own fee page, so check that page before you launch. ### What does a 10-wallet launch cost? Unison budgets about 0.025 SOL for creation rent and fees, 0.001 SOL for the Jito tip, and 0.006 SOL of rent per buying wallet. For 10 wallets, that is about 0.086 SOL before your buys and per-transaction fees. If those wallets spend 2 SOL in total, Unison’s buy fee is 0.02 SOL. The exact number is on your quote. ### What about Robinhood Chain? You pay gas in ETH. Each team buy on a Direct deploy uses about 94,000 gas. Pons charged a 0.0005 ETH launch fee when Unison read it on 27 October 2026. Gas moves, so trust the quote. ### What do you get back? On Solana, part of the rent comes back when a wallet’s token account closes. Unused buy buffer returns to your main wallet after launch. The money spent on buys only comes back if someone buys your coins at a good enough price. ### Questions Q: How much SOL do I need to bundle-launch a token? A: It depends on your team and buys. Budget for creation, rent per wallet, network fees and your buys. Unison shows the exact total before you sign. Q: Can I launch a meme coin for free? A: Close to it, with one wallet and no buys. A launch with no buys is rarely worth much. Q: Why does each wallet cost money? A: On Solana, each wallet that holds a token needs an account, and that account needs rent. Each wallet also pays network fees. ## Is bundling memecoins illegal? Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/is-bundling-memecoins-illegal Bundling is a way of sending transactions, and we found no rule that bans it as such. The legal risk comes from how it is used, above all if it misleads buyers about demand or who owns a coin. This is not legal advice. ### Where does the risk come from? The risk comes from misleading people. Market-abuse rules target false or misleading signals about supply, demand or price. Buying your own coin through many wallets can raise that question. Wash trading, which is trading with yourself to fake volume, is the clearest case. Your country and your conduct decide the answer. ### Has anyone been charged? Yes. In October 2024, US prosecutors and the SEC charged Gotbit and other firms over crypto wash trading, after an FBI token sting. Gotbit’s founder later pleaded guilty. In 2026, US prosecutors charged 10 people tied to crypto firms over wash trading and pump-and-dump schemes. ### What does the EU say? The EU’s MiCA rules ban market manipulation in crypto-assets, and Article 91 covers attempts as well as completed acts. How far MiCA reaches in this market is still argued, so get local advice. ### What should you do? Speak to a lawyer in your country before you launch with real money or a real audience. Unison is a software tool. It does not give legal advice, and you are responsible for how you use it. ### Questions Q: Is pump.fun legal? A: It depends on where you are. Check your local rules before you use it. Q: Is bundling the same as wash trading? A: No. Bundling is buying at launch. Wash trading is trading with yourself to fake volume. Q: Can you get in trouble for launching a memecoin? A: Yes. Fraud, market manipulation and securities rules can all apply, depending on where you are and what you do. Q: Does Unison check whether my launch is legal? A: No. That is your responsibility. ## How to claim creator fees Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/how-to-claim-creator-fees You claim creator fees on the launchpad, or from your coin page if you launched through a tool that supports it. On Unison, you claim pump.fun and Pons creator fees from the coin page. ### How do creator fees work? A creator fee is a share of a coin’s trading fees paid to its dev. No trades means no fees. pump.fun’s developer docs say creator fees apply on bonding curves and canonical PumpSwap pools, so they carry on after you bond. ### How do you claim on Unison? Open the coin page and press claim. Unison takes 0.5% of the amount claimed, and the rest goes to your wallet. If nothing has built up, there is nothing to claim. ### Which launches do not pay creator fees? A Direct deploy pays no creator fee, because that pool charges no fee. On Pons V2, Datawallet reports that 70% of the 1% fee goes to the creator side, including any buyback the creator sets. ### Can you live on creator fees? Not reliably. They only exist while people trade. In a CoinGecko study of pump.fun tokens reported in June 2026, 68.67% recorded their last trade on launch day. ### Questions Q: What percent are pump.fun creator rewards? A: pump.fun sets the rate and has changed it. Check its fee page for the current number. Q: Can I claim fees on a Direct deploy coin? A: No. That pool has no fee, so nothing builds up. Q: How much does Unison take from a claim? A: 0.5% of the amount claimed. ## Bundler and launchpad fees compared Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/bundler-and-launchpad-fees You pay in layers: the launchpad’s fee, the network’s fee and your bundler’s fee. Compare all three, because the bundler’s fee on sells is often the biggest. ### What launchpads charge Pons charged a 1% curve fee when Unison read it on 27 October 2026. Coin Bureau reported in July 2026 that pump.fun charges 0 SOL to create and 0.015 SOL to graduate, that Bags creators can earn 1% on trades, and that Clanker takes 20% of pool LP fees. Raydium’s docs say a LaunchLab curve fee can differ per launch, and graduated pools usually use the 0.25% tier. ### What Unison charges Unison charges 1.5% on buys, 1.5% on sells and 0.5% on creator-fee claims. There is no subscription. Network and launchpad fees are separate. Every fee is itemised on your quote before you sign. ### Unison against the 5% tool One widely used launch tool, called the 5% tool here, charges 0% on buys, 5% on sells and 5% on creator claims, as of October 2026. If you buy 10 SOL and sell for 20 SOL, Unison costs 0.45 SOL and the 5% tool costs 1 SOL. ### When is Unison more expensive? Unison costs more when you sell for less than about 43% of what you bought. If you buy 10 SOL and sell for 1 SOL, Unison costs 0.165 SOL and the 5% tool costs 0.05 SOL. That is what happens when a coin dies. ### Questions Q: What are the Pons launchpad fees? A: A 1% curve fee and a 0.0005 ETH launch fee, as read on 27 October 2026. Q: What fee does pump.fun charge on trades? A: pump.fun publishes its current fees on its fee page, and they have changed. Check it directly. Q: Does Unison have hidden fees? A: No. Every Unison fee is itemised on the quote before you sign. ## Bundle sell: how to sell all your wallets at once Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/bundle-sell A bundle sell sends sells from many wallets together. On Unison, you pick 25, 50, 75 or 100%, and every wallet in the launch sells. One more tap brings the money back to your main wallet. ### Can you do a bundled sell across multiple wallets? Yes. Where the launchpad allows it, Unison sends all the sells in one transaction. On pump.fun they go out in bundles. You see which wallets sold and which did not. A wallet that failed keeps its coins and you can sell again. ### Can you auto-sell? Yes. Take profit sells a set share when the coin hits a multiple you choose. Stop sells if the coin falls a set amount below what you put in. Time exit sells after a set number of minutes. ### Will selling crash the chart? Yes, selling pushes the price down. A big team selling together gets a worse average price, and other holders take that fall too. On Pons and Direct deploy, each sell has a price floor set by your slippage, and a sell can fail if the price moves past it. ### How do you get your SOL back from all your wallets? Press bring-back. Each wallet sells its coins, pays the Unison fees it owes, and sends the rest to your main wallet. You can preview the amount first, or keep the coins and bring back only the SOL or ETH. Tiny amounts stay behind, because sending them would cost more than they are worth. ### Questions Q: What does it cost to sell? A: Unison takes 1.5% of what each sale returns. Network fees and any launchpad fee are separate. Q: Can I sell from only some wallets? A: Yes. You can choose the wallets, or sell from all of them. Q: Does bring-back work while spread buys are running? A: No. Running spread buys are skipped. A paused spread is stopped by the bring-back. ## pump.fun vs Pons vs your own pool Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/pumpfun-vs-pons-vs-own-pool pump.fun is the established Solana launchpad, Pons gives you a tax-free launch list, and your own pool gives you the largest launch block. Each one trades off differently on fees and liquidity. ### pump.fun on Solana pump.fun is a bonding curve on Solana. On Unison, up to 6 team wallets go in the launch bundle, a design limit still waiting on a mainnet test. A dev buy is optional. Spread buys have no minimum gap. Creator fees work. Sells go out in bundles. ### Pons on Robinhood Chain Pons is a bonding curve on Robinhood Chain. On Unison, up to 31 team wallets buy tax-free right after the coin is created, and a dev buy is required. Outsiders pay a snipe tax of 99% falling to zero over about five seconds. Spread buys wait at least 6 seconds. Creator fees work. ### Your own pool on Robinhood Chain A Direct deploy opens your own Uniswap v4 pool. Up to 240 team wallets buy inside the launch transaction. The liquidity is burned, so nobody can pull it, including you. The pool has no fee and pays no creator fees. There is no bonding step, because the coin trades in the pool from the start. ### What is coming to Unison? Meteora, LaunchLab, Bags and Printr are planned on Solana. flap.sh is planned on Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain. Four.meme is planned on BNB Chain. None of these are live on Unison today. ### Questions Q: Should I use a curve or my own pool? A: Use a curve if you want creator fees and no liquidity to set. Use your own pool if you want the largest launch team and no launchpad fee. Q: Is there a four.meme bundler on Unison? A: Not yet. Four.meme is planned and not live. Q: Can one team buy on several chains? A: No. Each launch has its own team on one chain. You can run launches on several chains at once. ## Do memecoin devs make money? Source: https://unisongo.com/guides/do-memecoin-devs-make-money Most do not. Most new coins die on the day they launch, so plan to lose whatever you put in. ### What does the data say? A CoinGecko study of 18.67 million pump.fun tokens, reported in June 2026, found 68.67% recorded their last trade on launch day. Only 4.55% were still trading after 90 days. MadeOnSol counted a 1.8% bond rate in August 2026. ### Then who is making money? A small group does, and the numbers are about them. Pine Analytics found that snipers linked to deployers made more than 15,000 SOL in a month in 2025. That figure covers only that group. It says nothing about a normal first launch, and the money came from later buyers. ### How do devs lose money? Devs lose money on buys that never sell for what they cost, on rent and fees across wallets, on snipers selling into their first buyers, and on the price falling as they sell. A bigger team means more money at risk and more selling at the end. ### What can go wrong with the tool? Any launch tool can fail. A bundle can miss, a buy can fail and a server can go down. On Unison, team wallets are held by Unison until they send funds back to you, so you carry that risk while money is in them. ### Questions Q: Will my coin make money? A: Probably not. Most coins do not, and no tool can change that. Q: How do I try it without losing much? A: Use a small amount you can lose and a small team. Check the full cost before you sign. Q: What do I do if my coin dies? A: Sell what you can, then bring what is left back to your main wallet. On Unison that is one tap. ## How much does it cost to launch a coin? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/launch-cost Pick a launchpad and a team. See the full cost before you spend anything. No sign-up. ### Questions Q: What goes into the cost of a launch? A: The buys your team makes, the network and launchpad fees, and on Solana small account deposits that come back. Some extra is held as room for the price to move, and any unused part comes back. Q: What does Unison charge? A: 1.5% on buys, 1.5% on sells and 0.5% on creator-fee claims. Every fee is shown before you sign. Q: Do I need to sign up to use this? A: No. The calculator is free and needs no account. You only sign in when you launch. Q: How many wallets can I use? A: Up to 1,000. How many land in the first block depends on the launchpad. The rest buy right behind. Q: Will I make my money back? A: Not necessarily. Launching a coin can lose money. This shows what a launch costs, not what it will earn. ## How much does it take to bond on pump.fun? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/bonding-calculator Enter a buy on a fresh curve. See your share of the supply, how far it takes the curve, and the price after. Fees in. ### Questions Q: How much SOL does it take to bond on pump.fun? A: About 86.07 SOL from a fresh curve, including pump.fun's 1.25% fee, if one buy took the whole curve. Bonding finishes when the curve has sold its 793.1 million coins. Q: Where do the curve numbers come from? A: pump.fun's on-chain Global and FeeConfig accounts, read on 8 Nov 2026: 30 SOL and 1,073,000,000 coins of virtual reserves, 793,100,000 coins for sale, a 0.95% protocol fee and a 0.30% creator fee. pump.fun can change these. Q: What about Pons? A: Pons is included, from its factory contract on Robinhood Chain, read on 8 Nov 2026: 1.68 ETH phantom quote, a 1% curve fee and graduation at 4.2 ETH raised, about 4.24 ETH of buys from a fresh curve. Early non-exempt buys also pay its snipe tax, which this calculator leaves out. Q: Which launchpads are left out? A: Direct deploys use a Uniswap pool, not a bonding curve. Other launchpads aren't shown because we haven't verified their curves. Q: Does it include other buyers? A: No. It shows one buy on a fresh curve. On a real launch, other buys change the price before and after yours. ## Unison against a typical 5% tool, on your numbers Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/fee-comparison Enter your exit, the creator fees you claim and your team buy. See who costs you less, including when it is not us. ### Questions Q: What are the rates? A: Unison: 1.5% on sells, 0.5% on creator-fee claims and 1.5% on buys. A typical 5% tool: 5% on sells, 5% on claims and 0% on buys. Q: Can a typical 5% tool be cheaper? A: Yes. It charges nothing on buys, so a big team buy with a small exit and small claims can cost less there. The calculator shows it when that happens. Q: Does this count network fees? A: No. Network fees are the same on both, so they do not change the comparison. Q: Does it matter which chain? A: The percentages are the same. The calculator uses ETH to keep the numbers simple. ## What would I actually get if I sold? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/exit-calculator Enter your position and the pool. See what selling part or all of it returns after price impact and the 1.5% fee. ### Questions Q: How is the price impact calculated? A: With the constant-product formula, x × y = k: selling into a pool returns value × liquidity / (liquidity + value). It uses the SOL or ETH side of the pool. Q: Which liquidity figure do I use? A: The SOL or ETH side of the pool. Sites often show the pool's total, both sides added together. If yours is the total, tick the box and the calculator halves it. Q: What is left out? A: Other traders, the pool's own swap fee and network fees. It also assumes a full-range pool. Concentrated pools can sell for less once a price range runs out. Q: Can I add the rows together? A: No. Each row is one sale of that share from the same starting pool. Sales made one after another move the price each time. ## How much would I earn in creator fees? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/creator-fee-estimator Enter a volume and your creator rate. See what it pays and what you keep after the claim fee. ### Questions Q: Where does the 0.30% come from? A: pump.fun's on-chain fee config, read on 8 Nov 2026: 0.30% is the creator rate on its fee schedule. The field stays yours to change. Q: Can a pump.fun creator rate be different? A: Yes. The same on-chain data shows creator rates can be set per coin, up to 3%. Use the rate that applies to your coin. Q: What about other launchpads? A: Leave the rate blank and enter the one your launchpad states. Pre-filling a rate we could not verify would just be a guess. Q: Is this a forecast? A: No. It multiplies the numbers you enter. It does not know what volume your coin will do. ## Is this ticker already taken? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/ticker-checker Search DexScreener for an exact ticker. See where it is used, by chain, with links to check each coin. ### Questions Q: Does "not found" mean the ticker is free? A: No. It means DexScreener's search did not return it. There is no global registry of tickers, and two coins can share one. Q: Where does the data come from? A: DexScreener's public search, called straight from your browser. We do not store what you search. Q: Why might a result be missing? A: DexScreener returns up to 30 trading pairs per search, so a very common ticker can have more than it lists. Q: What if I hit an error? A: DexScreener sometimes rate limits or fails. The page says so, and that means the ticker wasn't checked. Try again in a moment. ## Is my coin ready to launch? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/launch-checker Test your picture, name, ticker and links against the launch rules. It all stays in your browser. ### Questions Q: What are the rules? A: A PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF picture up to 2 MB, a name up to 32 bytes, and a ticker of 1 to 10 letters or digits. Links are optional, and need to be https to the right site. Q: Why are names measured in bytes? A: Emoji and many non-English characters take more than one byte, so a name that looks short can still be too long. 32 bytes is the safe limit on pump.fun. Q: Does my picture get uploaded? A: No. It stays in your browser. It only goes up when you launch. Q: Does passing guarantee a launch? A: No. It covers the coin details, not the funding or the launch itself. It checks the format of a link, not whether the page exists. ## Generate a Solana address with your prefix Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/custom-address Pick up to 4 characters for the start or end. Your browser makes the key and it stays there. ### Questions Q: Is my key sent anywhere? A: No. It is created in your browser with WebCrypto Ed25519 and shown only to you. Unison never sees it, and it can't be recovered if you lose it. Q: How long does it take? A: It depends on your device and the characters. The page shows attempts per second and an estimate, and every extra character makes it about 58 times harder. Q: Which characters can I use? A: Base58: letters and digits except 0, O, I and lowercase L. Up to 4 characters. Q: What format is the key? A: A JSON array of 64 numbers, the same file format as solana-keygen. Q: Is this my coin address? A: No. This makes an ordinary Solana wallet address. When you launch on Unison, the coin gets its own address. ## Where is it cheapest to launch? Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/cost-by-chain Enter a dollar budget and a team size. See the same launch priced on each live launchpad, sorted by fees. ### Questions Q: What counts as cost? A: Fees on top of your buys: network and setup fees plus the Unison fee. The launchpad's own trading fee comes out of your buys and is not counted in that column. Deposits and unused price room come back, so they are shown separately. Q: How is the budget split? A: The budget is split evenly across your wallets and your own buy, which counts as one more. Each launchpad is then priced at those buys. Q: Where do the numbers come from? A: The same live quote the launch page uses, at today's prices. It's an estimate until you launch. Q: Why does the Unison fee show 0? A: New accounts launch free at first, so a signed-out quote shows no Unison fee. After that, it is 1.5% on buys. Q: Why are some greyed out? A: They are launchpads we plan to add. They're not live yet, so they aren't priced. ## The coin launch checklist Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/launch-checklist From name to exit, in order. Your ticks stay on this device. ### Questions Q: Where are my ticks saved? A: In your browser, on this device. They aren't sent to us, and clearing your browser data clears them. Q: Is this list right for every launchpad? A: It follows the order of a launch on Unison. Details like the money a launch needs depend on the launchpad, which is why the costs have their own tool. Q: Do I have to do every step? A: No. It is a list, not a gate. Some steps, like links, are optional. ## Robinhood Chain launch activity Source: https://unisongo.com/tools/robinhood-launches A dated snapshot from our own launch index. Not live. ### Questions Q: How fresh is this? A: It is the date shown at the top of the numbers. It is a fixed snapshot and does not update on its own. Q: Where does it come from? A: Our own launch index, read from Robinhood Chain over the period shown. Q: Why is there no list of coins or deployers? A: Because the snapshot we have only holds chain-wide totals. We do not have a per-coin or per-deployer list to rank, so we are not inventing one. ## Unison facts Unison (unisongo.com) is a web app for launching meme coins with a team of wallets on pump fun, Pons and direct deploy, then selling every wallet at once. Source: https://unisongo.com/facts · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) > Unison at unisongo.com is a token launch app. It is not the UK trade union UNISON, the Universidad de Sonora (UNISON) or any other organisation named Unison. ### Status | Fact | Value | Source | As of | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Status | Closed beta, by invite | [Source](https://unisongo.com/) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Chains | Solana and Robinhood Chain today. BNB Chain planned | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Code needed | None. It runs in the browser | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/what-is-unison) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Contact | X: @UnisonGo. Support on Telegram: t.me/unisongo. Unison never DMs first and never asks for a key or seed phrase | [Source](https://x.com/UnisonGo) | 12 Nov 2026 | ### Launchpads | Launchpad | Chain | What lands with the coin | Proven | As of | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | pump.fun | Solana | 6 team buys in the launch block, by design: a Jito bundle holds 5 transactions, the coin and the dev buy take 2, and each of the other 3 carries 2 buys | Design limit. Not yet run on mainnet | 12 Nov 2026 | | Pons | Robinhood Chain | 31 team buys tax-free right after the coin is created (not in the same block): the snipe-tax exemption list holds 32 and the launcher takes 1 | Verified on a mainnet fork | 28 Oct 2026 | | Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool) | Robinhood Chain | 240 team buys inside the launch transaction: about 94,200 gas per buy, and one transaction caps near 32M gas | Verified on a mainnet fork | 27 Oct 2026 | Planned, not usable yet: Meteora (Solana), LaunchLab (Solana), Bags (Solana), Printr (Solana), flap.sh (Robinhood Chain), flap.sh (BNB Chain), Four.meme (BNB Chain). Sheets for every launchpad are in the [Launchpad Atlas](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ### Limits | Fact | Value | Source | As of | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Team size | Up to 1,000 wallets per launch | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/team-size) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Wallets after the first buys | Spread buys: they buy one at a time after the launch, on the timing you pick | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Gap between spread buys on Pons | At least 6 seconds, because the snipe tax falls from 99% to 0 over about the first 5 seconds | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread) | 27 Oct 2026 | | Several coins at once | Yes, each coin with its own team of wallets | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/several-coins) | 12 Nov 2026 | ### Fees | Fact | Value | Source | As of | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Team buys (launch block and spread) | 1.5% of the SOL or ETH spent | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/fees) | 10 Nov 2026 | | Sells | 1.5% of the proceeds | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/fees) | 10 Nov 2026 | | Creator-fee claims | 0.5% of the amount claimed | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/fees) | 10 Nov 2026 | | Network and launchpad fees | Charged by the chain and the launchpad as normal, shown before you sign | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/fees) | 10 Nov 2026 | | Rates are fixed per launch | A launch pays the rates it was created with, for its buys and every later sell | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/fees) | 10 Nov 2026 | ### Who holds what | Fact | Value | Source | As of | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Main wallet | Yours. Created by Privy at sign-in and signed in your browser. Unison has no way to send from it | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/keys) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Team wallets | Run by Unison. Keys are created per launch, encrypted at rest and never exported. Their money can only go to your main wallet, plus fees owed | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/keys) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Imported wallets | Keys you import are sealed the same way and never shown again | [Source](https://unisongo.com/docs/keys) | 12 Nov 2026 | ### What Unison is not - Not a way to make money by itself. Launching a coin can lose money, and most coins go to zero. - Not open to everyone: it is in closed beta. - Not a custodian of your main wallet. Team wallets are custodial. ### Names - Name: Unison. Also written UnisonGo, Unison launch app, unisongo.com. - Category: token launch bundler. - Tagline: Be the Dev. Bundle your crypto launches. - Profiles: [X @UnisonGo](https://x.com/UnisonGo), [Telegram t.me/unisongo](https://t.me/unisongo). ### Machine-readable - [facts.json](https://unisongo.com/facts.json): everything on this page as JSON. - [llms.txt](https://unisongo.com/llms.txt) and [llms-full.txt](https://unisongo.com/llms-full.txt). - [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json): the Launchpad Atlas. ## Launchpad Atlas One spec sheet per launchpad, with the same fields for each. Every value links to its source and the date it was checked. 10 launchpads so far. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) - [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun): Solana’s best-known launchpad: a fixed bonding curve that moves the coin to PumpSwap when all 793.1M curve tokens are sold. - [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons): Robinhood Chain’s bonding-curve launchpad (V2): a snipe tax that falls from 99% to 0 in 5 seconds, and graduation to a locked Uniswap v4 pool at 4.2 ETH raised. - [Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool)](https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy): No launchpad: the coin is deployed and its own Uniswap v4 pool opened in one transaction on Robinhood Chain, with the whole supply as liquidity. - [Four.meme](https://unisongo.com/atlas/four-meme): BNB Chain’s main meme launchpad: a 1,000,000,000-token bonding curve that moves to PancakeSwap when it fills. - [flap.sh](https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap): A multi-chain bonding-curve launchpad. On BNB Chain it graduates to a Uniswap v3 fork; on Robinhood Chain to Uniswap v2 at about 5 ETH. - [Bags](https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags): A Solana launchpad built on Meteora’s bonding curve, with mandatory creator fee sharing and graduation at 85 SOL by default. - [LaunchLab](https://unisongo.com/atlas/launchlab): Raydium’s launchpad on Solana: a fixed 85 SOL curve (JustSendit) or a custom one from 24 SOL, graduating to a Raydium pool. - [Meteora DBC](https://unisongo.com/atlas/meteora): Not a launchpad people launch on directly: curve infrastructure on Solana that launchpads configure. Each sets its own values. - [Pools.trade](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pools-trade): Uniswap Labs’ launchpad on Robinhood Chain: an instant bonding-curve launch or a 4-hour crowd auction, into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. - [Stonk](https://unisongo.com/atlas/stonk): A Robinhood Chain launchpad that pairs coins with ETH, its own token or stock tokens, and graduates to Uniswap v3. ### At a glance | Launchpad | Chain | Trading fee | Graduation | Migrates to | On Unison | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | Solana | 1.25%: 0.95% protocol and 0.30% creator | All 793.1M curve tokens sold, about 85 SOL | PumpSwap, liquidity burned | Yes (closed beta) | | [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | Robinhood Chain | 1% | 4.2 ETH raised on ETH launches | Uniswap v4 pool with the Pons hook | Yes (closed beta) | | [Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool)](https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy) | Robinhood Chain | 0%: the pool takes no fee | None: there is no curve to finish | None | Yes (closed beta) | | [Four.meme](https://unisongo.com/atlas/four-meme) | BNB Chain | 1%, at least 0.001 BNB | The whole curve sold, about $10,000 raised (the page may be out of date) | PancakeSwap | Planned | | [flap.sh](https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap) | BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain (also X Layer, Monad, Morph) | 1% on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain | BNB Chain: 800M sold, or a 16 ETH / 10,000 USD1 reserve | BNB Chain: a Uniswap v3 fork, falling back to v2 (tax tokens v2 only) | Planned | | [Bags](https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags) | Solana | 2% by default: 1% protocol and 1% creator | 85 SOL by default (Low Float 80 SOL, Drop Mode about 100 SOL) | Meteora DAMM v2 | Planned | | [LaunchLab](https://unisongo.com/atlas/launchlab) | Solana | Unverified | 85 SOL on JustSendit | A Raydium pool (CPMM) | Planned | | [Meteora DBC](https://unisongo.com/atlas/meteora) | Solana | Configurable, 0.25% to 99% | The quote reserve reaching the config’s migration threshold | Meteora DAMM v2 | Planned | | [Pools.trade](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pools-trade) | Robinhood Chain | 0.25% LP fee, compounded into the locked liquidity | Crowd Launch needs $10K FDV or all bids are refunded | Uniswap v4 pool, liquidity locked for good | No | | [Stonk](https://unisongo.com/atlas/stonk) | Robinhood Chain | Unverified | 4 units of the paired asset, by default | Uniswap v3 pool | No | Cells are shortened: open a sheet for the full value and its source. ### What changed - 12 Nov 2026: [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons). Pons V2 docs mention a closed factory; the factory Unison uses was open as of 12 Nov 2026 (on-chain read: canLaunch true, 62 launches in the last 200k blocks). - 12 Nov 2026: Atlas v1: 10 launchpads, every field sourced or marked unverified. ### Method - Sources are each launchpad’s own docs, the chain itself, or neutral publications. Never a launch-tool vendor. - A value that couldn’t be read from a source today is marked **Unverified**, never guessed. - Values Unison read from the chain say so. Every sheet is rechecked monthly. ### Use this data All sheets as [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json), CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. ## pump.fun spec sheet Solana’s best-known launchpad: a fixed bonding curve that moves the coin to PumpSwap when all 793.1M curve tokens are sold. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Solana | [pump fun program docs (GitHub)](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Constant product with virtual reserves: 30 SOL and 1,073,000,000 tokens at the start, 793,100,000 tokens for sale | [Unison, read from pump fun’s Global and FeeConfig accounts](https://unisongo.com/tools/bonding-calculator) (8 Nov 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000 (6 decimals) | [Unison, read from pump fun’s Global and FeeConfig accounts](https://unisongo.com/tools/bonding-calculator) (8 Nov 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | No platform fee. Network fees and account rent only | [CoinPaprika, launchpad fees](https://coinpaprika.com/education/launchpad-fees/) (19 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | All 793.1M curve tokens sold, about 85 SOL | [CoinPaprika, launchpad fees](https://coinpaprika.com/education/launchpad-fees/) (19 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | PumpSwap, liquidity burned. Migration fee 0.015 SOL | [pump fun program docs (GitHub)](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 1.25%: 0.95% protocol and 0.30% creator | [Unison, read from pump fun’s Global and FeeConfig accounts](https://unisongo.com/tools/bonding-calculator) (8 Nov 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | 0.30% of curve volume, claimable by the creator | [CoinPaprika, launchpad fees](https://coinpaprika.com/education/launchpad-fees/) (19 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | None documented | [pump fun program docs (GitHub)](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | PumpSwap fee tiered by market cap: 1.25% below 420 SOL, falling to 0.30% | [CoinPaprika, launchpad fees](https://coinpaprika.com/education/launchpad-fees/) (19 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | Up to 5 transactions in one Jito bundle with the create. On Unison: 6 team buys, a design limit not yet run on mainnet | [Jito docs](https://docs.jito.wtf/lowlatencytxnsend/) | 12 Nov 2026 | 11 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - pump fun’s own fees page could not be read on 12 Nov 2026 (it blocks automated readers). The fee split is cross-checked against Unison’s own reading of the chain on 8 Nov. > On Unison: pump.fun can be launched on in the app (closed beta). 6 team buys, a design limit not yet run on mainnet. Step by step, with costs and launching with a team of wallets: [How to launch a coin on pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/launchpads/pump-fun). ### Also written pump.fun, pump fun, pumpfun. Official site: [pump.fun](https://pump.fun). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Pons spec sheet Robinhood Chain’s bonding-curve launchpad (V2): a snipe tax that falls from 99% to 0 in 5 seconds, and graduation to a locked Uniswap v4 pool at 4.2 ETH raised. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Robinhood Chain | [Pons docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | About 100 ms, measured by Unison on its Robinhood Chain index. Robinhood’s docs give no block time | [Unison launch study](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Constant product with a virtual ("phantom") quote, set per launch config. 1.68 ETH on the default ETH config | [Unison, read from the Pons factory (getLaunchConfig)](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000 (18 decimals). 5/7 of it is sold on the curve | [Bitquery, Pons API docs](https://docs.bitquery.io/docs/blockchain/robinhood/pons-api/) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | 0.0005 ETH | [Pons docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | 4.2 ETH raised on ETH launches. Other quote assets have their own amount | [crypto.news, Pons V2](https://crypto.news/robinhood-chain-launchpad-pons-announces-v2-with-uniswap-v4-upgrade/) (23 Jul 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | Uniswap v4 pool with the Pons hook. Full-range liquidity, locked for good | [Bitquery, Pons API docs](https://docs.bitquery.io/docs/blockchain/robinhood/pons-api/) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 1% | [Unison, read from the Pons factory (getLaunchConfig)](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | The fee left after the protocol share, plus an optional creator tax up to a cap. Paid in ETH by default | [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/docs/v2) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | Buy tax of 99% decaying to 0 over 5 seconds. The creator, the fee recipient and up to 32 listed addresses are exempt | [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/docs/v2) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | The same fee rate, collected by the hook. The pool fee is 0 | [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/docs/v2) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | The creator’s buy goes in with the launch. On Unison: 31 team buys tax-free right after the coin is created, verified on a mainnet fork | [Unison, read from the Pons factory (getLaunchConfig)](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | 12 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Pons V2 docs mention a closed factory; the factory Unison uses was open as of 12 Nov 2026 (on-chain read: canLaunch true, 62 launches in the last 200k blocks). - One third-party page gives a 3-second tax window. Pons’s own docs say 5 seconds, which matches Unison’s reading of the router. > On Unison: Pons can be launched on in the app (closed beta). 31 team buys tax-free right after the coin is created, verified on a mainnet fork. Step by step, with costs and launching with a team of wallets: [How to launch a coin on Pons](https://unisongo.com/launchpads/pons). ### Also written Pons, Pons Family, ponsfamily. Official site: [www.ponsfamily.com](https://www.ponsfamily.com). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool) spec sheet No launchpad: the coin is deployed and its own Uniswap v4 pool opened in one transaction on Robinhood Chain, with the whole supply as liquidity. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Robinhood Chain | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | About 100 ms, measured by Unison on its Robinhood Chain index. Robinhood’s docs give no block time | [Unison launch study](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | None. A Uniswap v4 pool holds the whole supply from the first block | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000 (18 decimals) on Unison | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | Network gas only. You pick the starting market cap (default $5,000) | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | None: there is no curve to finish | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | None. The pool’s liquidity is burned at launch | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 0%: the pool takes no fee | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | None, because the liquidity is burned | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | None built in. Team buys run inside the launch transaction itself | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | 0% pool fee | [Unison docs, direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | Limited by gas: about 94,200 gas per buy, and one transaction caps near 32M gas. On Unison: 240 team buys, verified on a mainnet fork | [Unison, eth_estimateGas on Robinhood Chain mainnet](https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | 12 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - A direct deploy is a launch method, not a third-party launchpad. The numbers are Unison’s own. > On Unison: Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool) can be launched on in the app (closed beta). 240 team buys, verified on a mainnet fork. Step by step, with costs and launching with a team of wallets: [Direct deploy: your own pool on Robinhood Chain](https://unisongo.com/launchpads/direct-deploy). ### Also written Direct deploy (own Uniswap pool), direct deploy, own pool, Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain. Official site: [unisongo.com/docs/launchpads](https://unisongo.com/docs/launchpads). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Four.meme spec sheet BNB Chain’s main meme launchpad: a 1,000,000,000-token bonding curve that moves to PancakeSwap when it fills. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/four-meme · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | BNB Chain | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | 0.45 s since the Fermi hard fork, 14 Jan 2026 | [BNB Chain blog](https://www.bnbchain.org/en/blog/fermi-hard-fork-accelerates-bsc-to-0-45-second-block-times) (7 Jan 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Bonding curve. The formula isn’t published | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000, preset | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | Gas only, about 0.005 BNB | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | The whole curve sold, about $10,000 raised (the page may be out of date) | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | PancakeSwap. The version isn’t stated | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 1%, at least 0.001 BNB | [Four Meme docs, how it works](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/guide/how-it-works) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | X Mode: fees fall block by block after creation. The creator can buy in the launch transaction | [Four Meme product update](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) (30 Oct 2025) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | X Mode: any fee above 1% goes to buyback and burn after migration | [Four Meme product update](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) (30 Oct 2025) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | The creator’s buy can go in the launch transaction | [Four Meme product update](https://four-meme.gitbook.io/four.meme/product-update/6-product-update-25-10-30) (30 Oct 2025) | 12 Nov 2026 | 11 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Four Meme also offers tax tokens, where the creator sets an on-chain transfer fee. > On Unison: Four.meme is planned and can’t be launched on yet. ### Also written Four.meme, Four Meme, fourmeme. Official site: [four.meme](https://four.meme). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## flap.sh spec sheet A multi-chain bonding-curve launchpad. On BNB Chain it graduates to a Uniswap v3 fork; on Robinhood Chain to Uniswap v2 at about 5 ETH. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain (also X Layer, Monad, Morph) | [Flap docs, protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | BNB Chain 0.45 s. Robinhood Chain about 100 ms (Unison’s measurement) | [BNB Chain blog](https://www.bnbchain.org/en/blog/fermi-hard-fork-accelerates-bsc-to-0-45-second-block-times) (7 Jan 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Constant product with virtual reserves | [Flap docs, bonding curve](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/bonding-curve) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000 (18 decimals) | [Flap docs, bonding curve](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/bonding-curve) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | BNB Chain: 800M sold, or a 16 ETH / 10,000 USD1 reserve. Robinhood Chain: 80% sold, about 5 ETH | [Flap docs, list on DEX](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/list-on-dex) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | BNB Chain: a Uniswap v3 fork, falling back to v2 (tax tokens v2 only). Robinhood Chain: Uniswap v2 only | [Flap docs, Robinhood Chain guide](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/token-launcher-developers/robinhood-integration-guide) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 1% on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain. Tax tokens add up to 0.3% | [Flap docs, protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | Tax tokens: a creator-set tax of 1, 3, 5 or 10% | [Flap docs, protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | Robinhood Chain: transfers to and from pools are blocked before graduation | [Flap docs, Robinhood Chain guide](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/token-launcher-developers/robinhood-integration-guide) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | The 1% curve fee stops at graduation. The DEX fee and any token tax apply after | [Flap docs, protocol economics](https://docs.flap.sh/en/flap/developers/basic-and-mechanism/protocol-economics) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | 10 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Robinhood Chain launches are quoted in ETH only. > On Unison: flap.sh is planned and can’t be launched on yet. ### Also written flap.sh, Flap, flap sh. Official site: [flap.sh](https://flap.sh). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Bags spec sheet A Solana launchpad built on Meteora’s bonding curve, with mandatory creator fee sharing and graduation at 85 SOL by default. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Solana | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Bonding curve on Meteora DBC | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000 | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | 85 SOL by default (Low Float 80 SOL, Drop Mode about 100 SOL) | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | Meteora DAMM v2 | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 2% by default: 1% protocol and 1% creator. Presets of 1%, 0.25% and 10% | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | The creator half of the fee, shared through a required fee-share setup | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | 2% by default: 0.75% protocol, 0.75% creator, 0.5% to liquidity | [Bags docs, token fees](https://docs.bags.fm/how-to-guides/customize-token-fees) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | 8 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Launches without fee sharing are no longer supported (Token Launch v2). > On Unison: Bags is planned and can’t be launched on yet. ### Also written Bags, bags.fm, bags fm. Official site: [bags.fm](https://bags.fm). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## LaunchLab spec sheet Raydium’s launchpad on Solana: a fixed 85 SOL curve (JustSendit) or a custom one from 24 SOL, graduating to a Raydium pool. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/launchlab · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Solana | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Bonding curve with 51 to 80% of supply for sale. The rest seeds the pool | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | Fixed on JustSendit. Creator-set in LaunchLab mode, for example 1,000,000,000 | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | About 0.05 to 0.1 SOL (JustSendit), 0.1 to 0.5 SOL in LaunchLab mode, rent included | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | 85 SOL on JustSendit. Custom curves from 24 SOL | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | A Raydium pool (CPMM) | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | Creator fees if the platform turns them on. After migration, through a Fee Key set by the platform | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | None documented | [Raydium docs, creating a LaunchLab token](https://docs.raydium.io/user-flows/creating-a-launchlab-token) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | 8 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Raydium’s page names both an AMM and a CPMM pool as the migration target. > On Unison: LaunchLab is planned and can’t be launched on yet. ### Also written LaunchLab, Raydium LaunchLab, JustSendit. Official site: [raydium.io/launchpad](https://raydium.io/launchpad/). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Meteora DBC spec sheet Not a launchpad people launch on directly: curve infrastructure on Solana that launchpads configure. Each sets its own values. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/meteora · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Solana | [Meteora docs, what is DBC](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Configurable curve of 1 to 16 segments | [Meteora docs, what is DBC](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | Set by each launchpad’s config | [Meteora docs, what is DBC](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | An optional pool-creation fee set by the launchpad | [Meteora docs, what is DBC](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | The quote reserve reaching the config’s migration threshold | [Meteora docs, what is DBC](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | Meteora DAMM v2. A 0.2% protocol migration fee | [Meteora docs, DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | Configurable, 0.25% to 99%. The protocol takes 20% of it | [Meteora docs, DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | A share of the other 80%, set by the launchpad | [Meteora docs, DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | A fee scheduler: a high starting fee that decays, plus an optional dynamic fee | [Meteora docs, DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | Configurable on DAMM v2 | [Meteora docs, DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | 10 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - Bags runs on Meteora DBC, so its sheet shows one real configuration. > On Unison: Meteora DBC is planned and can’t be launched on yet. ### Also written Meteora DBC, Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve, Meteora. Official site: [docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/what-is-dbc). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Pools.trade spec sheet Uniswap Labs’ launchpad on Robinhood Chain: an instant bonding-curve launch or a 4-hour crowd auction, into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/pools-trade · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Robinhood Chain | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | About 100 ms, measured by Unison on its Robinhood Chain index. Robinhood’s docs give no block time | [Unison launch study](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Instant Launch: bonding curve. Crowd Launch: a 4-hour TWAP bid auction | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | 1,000,000,000, fixed | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | No launchpad fee | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | Crowd Launch needs $10K FDV or all bids are refunded. Instant Launch has no threshold | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | Uniswap v4 pool, liquidity locked for good | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | 0.25% LP fee, compounded into the locked liquidity | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | Optional, a cut of the 0.25% fee (the post’s wording is unclear) | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | The creator buys in the launch block | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | 0.25% LP fee | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | The creator’s buy | [Uniswap blog, Pools.trade](https://blog.uniswap.org/pools-trade-a-new-way-to-launch-on-robinhood-chain) (5 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | 12 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - On Unison’s index most Pools.trade launches have exactly 3 wallets at launch: the creator, a fee contract and a protocol address. That is the launchpad’s design, not a team. > On Unison: Pools.trade is not supported. This sheet is reference only. ### Also written Pools.trade, Pools, pools trade. Official site: [pools.trade](https://pools.trade). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Stonk spec sheet A Robinhood Chain launchpad that pairs coins with ETH, its own token or stock tokens, and graduates to Uniswap v3. Source: https://unisongo.com/atlas/stonk · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Spec sheet | Field | Value | Source | Checked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Robinhood Chain | [Odaily, Stonk launcher](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426) (11 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Block time | About 100 ms, measured by Unison on its Robinhood Chain index. Robinhood’s docs give no block time | [Unison launch study](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10) (27 Oct 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Curve | Fixed price, bonding curve or custom | [Odaily, Stonk launcher](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426) (11 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Total supply | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creation cost | 0.00042069 ETH | [Odaily, Stonk launcher](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426) (11 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Graduation | 4 units of the paired asset, by default | [Odaily, Stonk launcher](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426) (11 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Migrates to | Uniswap v3 pool | [Odaily, Stonk launcher](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426) (11 Aug 2026) | 12 Nov 2026 | | Trading fee on the curve | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Creator share | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Snipe protection | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Fee after graduation | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | | Buys that land with the coin | **Unverified** | None found | 12 Nov 2026 | 6 of 12 fields verified. Unverified means no source could be read; it is never filled with a guess. ### Notes - No official docs were found on 12 Nov 2026. Every value here is from one news report. > On Unison: Stonk is not supported. This sheet is reference only. ### Also written Stonk, Stonk Launcher, StonkBrokers. Official site: [www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426](https://www.odaily.news/en/post/5212426). ### Use this data Every sheet is in [atlas.json](https://unisongo.com/atlas.json) under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. See [all launchpads](https://unisongo.com/atlas). ## Launch Desk Dated launch data from Unison’s own Robinhood Chain index. Aggregates only: no wallet addresses, no coin singled out. Every report comes with its CSV. Source: https://unisongo.com/desk · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) - [Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10): Published 12 Nov 2026. 14 to 27 October 2026. ### Reports - Report #0, 12 Nov 2026: [Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10) ### Follow - [RSS feed](https://unisongo.com/desk/feed.xml). - Every table as CSV and JSON, CC BY 4.0. Credit “Unison (unisongo.com)”. ## Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026 How many Robinhood Chain coins launched with a team of wallets from 14 to 27 October 2026, how much ETH went in at launch, how often launches were front-loaded, and what happened after. Source: https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10 · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### The short version - 329 of 14,952 direct-deploy coins (2.2%) and 116 of 9,259 Pons coins (1.3%) launched with a team: 3 or more wallets receiving the coin in the transaction that opened trading. - The 329 direct team launches put 3,054 ETH in at launch. The median launch put in 5.2 ETH across a median of 5 wallets, about 1.04 ETH per wallet. - They came from 159 sending addresses. 23 of them launched twice or more, and 7 launched five times or more. - From 20 to 27 Oct, 8.4% of non-team Pons launches had outside wallets buying in the first 3 blocks (about 0.3 s). On those launches the median share of supply bought that early was 10.7%. - Team launches drew more buyers: a median of 107 on direct deploys against 14 without a team. This is a correlation, not a cause. ### Team launches by launchpad, 14 to 27 Oct | Launchpad | Coins launched | Team launches | Share | Avg wallets at launch | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Direct deploy | 14,952 | 329 | 2.2% | 14.3 | | Pons | 9,259 | 116 | 1.3% | 4.7 | | flap.sh | 8,009 | 3 | 0.04% | 11.7 | | Pools.trade | 555 | about 14 | about 2.5% | see note | 309 of the 323 Pools.trade launches with 3 wallets at launch are the launchpad’s own design (the creator, a fee contract and a protocol address), not teams. About 14 are real team launches, with 22 to 33 wallets each. ### Direct-deploy team launches per day | Date | Team launches | | --- | --- | | 2026-10-17 | 6 | | 2026-10-18 | 18 | | 2026-10-19 | 8 | | 2026-10-20 | 52 | | 2026-10-21 | 33 | | 2026-10-22 | 28 | | 2026-10-23 | 25 | | 2026-10-24 | 26 | | 2026-10-25 | 68 | | 2026-10-26 | 55 | | 2026-10-27 | 10 | 27 October is a partial day: the study ran that day. ### ETH in at launch, direct-deploy team launches | Measure | Value | | --- | --- | | Launches | 329 | | Median | 5.20 ETH | | 75th percentile | 15.5 ETH | | 90th percentile | 22.0 ETH | | Mean | 9.28 ETH | | Total | 3,054 ETH | | Median wallets at launch | 5 | | 90th percentile wallets | 35 | | Median ETH per wallet | 1.04 ETH | ### Who sends team launches | Measure | Direct deploy | Pons | | --- | --- | --- | | Team launches | 329 | 116 | | Sending addresses | 159 | 41 | | Addresses with 2 or more | 23 | 17 | | Addresses with 5 or more | 7 | 5 | On direct deploys, 224 launches (68%) used the same launch contract code, deployed fresh each time, and 86 (26%) came from one address. On Pons, 61 of 116 went through one shared contract. Fresh addresses may belong to fewer people; funding links were not traced. ### Front-loaded launches, non-team, 20 to 27 Oct | Measure | Pons | Direct deploy | | --- | --- | --- | | Launches | 8,297 | 13,751 | | Outside buys in blocks 0 to 2 | 693 (8.4%) | 12,236, mostly dust | | Median supply taken, when front-loaded | 10.7% | 0.0002% | | 90th percentile supply taken | 28% | n/a | | 10% or more of supply taken | 383 | 75 | | 20% or more of supply taken | 189 | 29 | Direct-deploy counts for 10% and 20% are among the 1,696 launches with 3 or more early wallets. ### Launches with 20% or more of supply front-loaded, per day | Date | Pons | Direct deploy | | --- | --- | --- | | 2026-10-20 | 21 | 5 | | 2026-10-21 | 22 | 5 | | 2026-10-22 | 24 | 2 | | 2026-10-23 | 40 | 3 | | 2026-10-24 | 34 | 1 | | 2026-10-25 | 17 | 2 | | 2026-10-26 | 21 | 10 | | 2026-10-27 | 10 | 1 | ### What happened after, launches 1 to 6 days old | Launchpad | Team | Coins | Median buyers | 50+ buyers | Traded after 24 h | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Direct deploy | No | 10,055 | 14 | 32.0% | 2.9% | | Direct deploy | Yes | 184 | 107 | 57.1% | 4.3% | | Pons | No | 5,561 | 5 | 9.2% | 10.0% | | Pons | Yes | 69 | 13 | 18.8% | 29.0% | Traded after 24 h: any wallet’s first buy or a sale more than 864,000 blocks after trading opened. Correlation only: teams may pick coins, timing or budgets that would draw buyers anyway. ### Pons graduation, launches 1 to 6 days old | Team | Coins | Graduated | Rate | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Yes | 69 | 6 | 8.7% | | No | 5,574 | 47 | 0.84% | Thin sample: 6 team graduations. Read it as a direction, not a rate. ### Method - Source: Unison’s own Robinhood Chain launch index (holder records per coin), with every team-launch transaction and receipt read from the official RPC node and decoded. - Team launch: 3 or more wallets receive the coin in the transaction that opens trading. On a direct deploy that is the first buy; on Pons it is the launch. - Money in at launch: the ETH paid into the pool by the launch transaction’s swaps, cross-checked against the transaction value (2,904.6 against 2,906.3 ETH on the v4 launches). - Front-loaded: wallets outside the launch transaction whose first buy landed in blocks 0 to 2 of trading. These can include the deployer’s own wallets buying in separate transactions; the index can’t tell them apart without tracing who funded them. - Limits: the index reaches back to 14 Oct 22:35 UTC, and coins idle for 7 days are pruned from it. Direct team launches first appear on 17 Oct. Outcomes cover launches 1 to 6 days old. - Launchpads with fewer than 100 coins in the window are left out. No wallet or contract address is published. ### Download and cite - [CSV](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10.csv) and [JSON](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10.json), CC BY 4.0. - Cite as: Unison (unisongo.com), “Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026”, published 12 Nov 2026, https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10. - New reports: [RSS feed](https://unisongo.com/desk/feed.xml). ## Launch Encyclopedia The words used in coin launches, each defined in one sentence, then the formula, the values per launchpad and a worked example. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) - [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. - [Jito bundle](https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle): A Jito bundle is a group of up to 5 Solana transactions that land in the same block, in order, or not at all. - [Bundled coin](https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin): A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. - [Bonding curve](https://unisongo.com/learn/bonding-curve): A bonding curve is a launchpad’s built-in market that sets a coin’s price from how much of it has been bought, so the price rises with every buy. - [Graduation](https://unisongo.com/learn/graduation): Graduation is when a coin finishes its bonding curve and its liquidity moves to a regular DEX pool, where trading continues. - [Snipe tax](https://unisongo.com/learn/snipe-tax): A snipe tax is a launchpad fee on early buys that starts high and falls to zero within seconds, so bots gain little by buying first. - [Front-loaded launch](https://unisongo.com/learn/front-loaded): A front-loaded launch is one where wallets outside the launch transaction buy a large share of supply in the first few blocks of trading. - [Spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys): Spread buys are team wallets that buy one at a time after the launch block, on a schedule, instead of all at once. - [Dev buy](https://unisongo.com/learn/dev-buy): A dev buy is the coin creator’s own first purchase, made from the creating wallet as the coin launches. - [Creator fees](https://unisongo.com/learn/creator-fees): Creator fees are the share of a coin’s trading fees that the launchpad pays to the coin’s creator. - [Token account rent](https://unisongo.com/learn/token-account-rent): Token account rent is the SOL a Solana wallet must lock to hold a token, about 0.00204 SOL per account, returned when the account is closed. - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Bring it home](https://unisongo.com/learn/bring-it-home): Bringing it home means sending everything left in a launch’s team wallets back to one main wallet, selling the coins first. - [Launch PnL](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-pnl): Launch PnL is the profit or loss of one coin launch across every wallet that took part: everything spent, against everything realised plus what is still held. ## Launch block The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works A coin exists from the block that creates it. Buys in that same block run before the coin shows up in any feed, so nobody outside can react to them. Every buy after it competes with the public. How many buys fit depends on how the chain packs transactions: | Launchpad | What limits it | Buys that land with the coin on Unison | | --- | --- | --- | | [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | A Jito bundle holds at most 5 transactions | 6 team buys, a design limit not yet run on mainnet | | [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | The snipe-tax exemption list holds 32 addresses | 31 team buys tax-free right after creation, not in the same block | | [Direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy) | Gas: about 94,200 per buy, about 32M per transaction | 240 team buys inside the launch transaction | ### Worked example On pump fun the create and the dev buy take 2 of the bundle’s 5 transactions. Each of the other 3 carries 2 team buys, so 3 × 2 = 6 team buys land in the launch block. A team of 30 has 24 wallets left, which buy after it as [spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys). ### Sources - Jito docs: [bundles hold at most 5 transactions](https://docs.jito.wtf/lowlatencytxnsend/), read 12 Nov 2026. - Unison: [Launch block and spread buys](https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread). Also called: block 0. ### Related - [Jito bundle](https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle): A Jito bundle is a group of up to 5 Solana transactions that land in the same block, in order, or not at all. - [Spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys): Spread buys are team wallets that buy one at a time after the launch block, on a schedule, instead of all at once. - [Bundled coin](https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin): A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. ## Jito bundle A Jito bundle is a group of up to 5 Solana transactions that land in the same block, in order, or not at all. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works Jito runs a block engine that most Solana validators accept bundles from. A bundle is sent with a tip to one of Jito’s tip accounts. The validator runs its transactions one after another, and if one fails, none land. - At most 5 transactions per bundle. - All or nothing: a failed transaction drops the whole bundle. - The tip is paid only if the bundle lands. ### Why launches use it A coin launch on pump fun is a create transaction and buys. Sent separately, bots can buy between them. In one bundle, the create and the buys land together in the [launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block). ### Worked example 5 transactions: the create, the dev buy, and 3 more with 2 team buys each. That is 6 team buys in the launch block. Unison budgets about 0.001 SOL for the tip. Jito’s public tip floor moves all day; on 12 Nov 2026 at 11:39 UTC its median was 0.00001 SOL and its 95th percentile 0.0071 SOL. ### Sources - [Jito docs, low-latency transaction send](https://docs.jito.wtf/lowlatencytxnsend/), read 12 Nov 2026. - [Jito tip floor API](https://bundles.jito.wtf/api/v1/bundles/tip_floor), read 12 Nov 2026 11:39 UTC. ### Related - [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. - [Bundled coin](https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin): A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. - [Token account rent](https://unisongo.com/learn/token-account-rent): Token account rent is the SOL a Solana wallet must lock to hold a token, about 0.00204 SOL per account, returned when the account is closed. ## Bundled coin A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works The creator funds a set of wallets and has them buy as the coin is created. On Solana that is a [Jito bundle](https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle). On Robinhood Chain it can be one transaction that creates the coin, opens a pool and buys from every wallet. Bundled buys are on-chain. Scanners and explorers can see the wallets, when they bought and often who funded them. ### How common it is On Robinhood Chain from 14 to 27 October 2026, 2.2% of direct-deploy coins and 1.3% of Pons coins launched with 3 or more wallets in the launch transaction. See the [Launch Desk report](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10). ### Sources - Unison: [Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10). Also called: bundle, bundled launch. ### Related - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. - [Front-loaded launch](https://unisongo.com/learn/front-loaded): A front-loaded launch is one where wallets outside the launch transaction buy a large share of supply in the first few blocks of trading. ## Bonding curve A bonding curve is a launchpad’s built-in market that sets a coin’s price from how much of it has been bought, so the price rises with every buy. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/bonding-curve · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works Most meme launchpads use a constant-product curve with virtual reserves: quote reserve × coin reserve = k. A buy adds quote and removes coins, so each coin costs more than the last. Virtual reserves set the starting price without anyone putting money in. | Launchpad | Start | For sale on the curve | Fee | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | 30 SOL and 1,073,000,000 coins (virtual) | 793,100,000 | 1.25%, on top of the buy | | [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | 1.68 ETH (virtual) and 1,000,000,000 coins | 5/7 of supply, until 4.2 ETH is raised | 1%, out of the buy | ### Worked example pump fun, a fresh curve, 1 SOL reaches the curve: k = 30 × 1,073,000,000. After the buy the quote side is 31 SOL, so the coin side is 30 × 1,073,000,000 ÷ 31 = 1,038,387,097. The buyer gets 34,612,903 coins, 3.46% of supply, and pays 1.0125 SOL with the fee. Pons, 0.1 ETH: 0.099 ETH reaches the curve after the 1% fee. The buyer gets 55,649,241 coins, 5.56% of supply. Try your own numbers in the [bonding curve calculator](https://unisongo.com/tools/bonding-calculator). ### Sources - Unison, read from pump fun’s Global and FeeConfig accounts and the Pons factory, 8 Nov 2026. - [pump fun program docs](https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/PUMP_PROGRAM_README.md), read 12 Nov 2026. ### Related - [Graduation](https://unisongo.com/learn/graduation): Graduation is when a coin finishes its bonding curve and its liquidity moves to a regular DEX pool, where trading continues. - [Snipe tax](https://unisongo.com/learn/snipe-tax): A snipe tax is a launchpad fee on early buys that starts high and falls to zero within seconds, so bots gain little by buying first. - [Creator fees](https://unisongo.com/learn/creator-fees): Creator fees are the share of a coin’s trading fees that the launchpad pays to the coin’s creator. ## Graduation Graduation is when a coin finishes its bonding curve and its liquidity moves to a regular DEX pool, where trading continues. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/graduation · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works The curve has a set amount of coins for sale or a set amount to raise. When it is reached, the launchpad stops curve trading and moves the coins and the raised quote into a pool. Most launchpads lock or burn that liquidity. | Launchpad | Graduates at | Moves to | | --- | --- | --- | | [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | All 793.1M curve coins sold, about 85 SOL | PumpSwap, liquidity burned | | [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | 4.2 ETH raised | Uniswap v4 with the Pons hook, locked | | [Four.meme](https://unisongo.com/atlas/four-meme) | The whole curve, about $10,000 | PancakeSwap | | [flap.sh](https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap) | BNB Chain 800M sold; Robinhood Chain 80% sold, about 5 ETH | Uniswap v3 fork or v2; Robinhood Chain v2 | | [Bags](https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags) | 85 SOL by default | Meteora DAMM v2 | | [LaunchLab](https://unisongo.com/atlas/launchlab) | 85 SOL, or a custom curve from 24 SOL | Raydium CPMM | ### Worked example pump fun: selling all 793.1M curve coins leaves 279.9M virtual coins. k ÷ 279,900,000 = 115.005 SOL on the quote side, minus the 30 virtual: 85.005 SOL raised. The market cap at that point is about 411 SOL. ### How often it happens Of non-team Pons coins launched 14 to 27 October 2026 and 1 to 6 days old when measured, 0.84% had graduated. See the [Launch Desk report](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10). ### Sources - The [Launchpad Atlas](https://unisongo.com/atlas), every value with its source. Also called: bonding, migration. ### Related - [Bonding curve](https://unisongo.com/learn/bonding-curve): A bonding curve is a launchpad’s built-in market that sets a coin’s price from how much of it has been bought, so the price rises with every buy. - [Creator fees](https://unisongo.com/learn/creator-fees): Creator fees are the share of a coin’s trading fees that the launchpad pays to the coin’s creator. ## Snipe tax A snipe tax is a launchpad fee on early buys that starts high and falls to zero within seconds, so bots gain little by buying first. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/snipe-tax · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works On [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) V2 a buy pays a tax of 99% at launch, decaying to 0 over 5 seconds: about 25% at 1 second and about 3% at 2 seconds. The creator, the fee recipient and up to 32 listed addresses are exempt. Other launchpads do something similar with fees: Meteora DBC’s fee scheduler starts high and decays, and Four Meme’s X Mode lowers fees block by block. ### Worked example A 0.1 ETH buy on Pons 1 second after launch pays about 0.025 ETH in tax. At 6 seconds it pays none. That is why team wallets on Unison that are not on the exemption list buy at least 6 seconds apart. ### Sources - [Pons V2 docs](https://docs.ponsfamily.com/docs/v2), read 12 Nov 2026. - [Meteora DBC fees](https://docs.meteora.ag/core-products/dbc/fees/overview), read 12 Nov 2026. ### Related - [Front-loaded launch](https://unisongo.com/learn/front-loaded): A front-loaded launch is one where wallets outside the launch transaction buy a large share of supply in the first few blocks of trading. - [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. - [Spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys): Spread buys are team wallets that buy one at a time after the launch block, on a schedule, instead of all at once. ## Front-loaded launch A front-loaded launch is one where wallets outside the launch transaction buy a large share of supply in the first few blocks of trading. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/front-loaded · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it is measured Unison counts wallets that did not receive the coin in the launch transaction and whose first buy landed in blocks 0 to 2 of trading. On Robinhood Chain that is about the first 0.3 seconds. The share is their coins over total supply. These wallets can be bots, or the deployer’s own wallets buying in separate transactions. The chain alone can’t tell them apart. ### How often it happens From 20 to 27 October 2026, 693 of 8,297 non-team Pons launches (8.4%) were front-loaded. The median share bought that early was 10.7%, and 189 launches had 20% or more. ### Sources - Unison: [Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10). ### Related - [Snipe tax](https://unisongo.com/learn/snipe-tax): A snipe tax is a launchpad fee on early buys that starts high and falls to zero within seconds, so bots gain little by buying first. - [Bundled coin](https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin): A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. ## Spread buys Spread buys are team wallets that buy one at a time after the launch block, on a schedule, instead of all at once. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works Only so many buys fit in the [launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block). The rest of a team buys after it, one wallet at a time, with a gap you pick: seconds or hours. Each spread buy pays the curve’s price at that moment, and other people can buy in between. | Launchpad | Minimum gap on Unison | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | pump.fun | 0 s | No snipe tax | | Pons | 6 s | The snipe tax lasts about 5 s | | Direct deploy | 0 s | No tax | ### Worked example A team of 60 on pump fun: 6 buy in the launch block and 54 spread. With a random gap of 2 to 30 seconds, the 54 finish in roughly 54 × 16 s, about 15 minutes. ### Sources - Unison: [Launch block and spread buys](https://unisongo.com/docs/launch-block-and-spread). ### Related - [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin. - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. ## Dev buy A dev buy is the coin creator’s own first purchase, made from the creating wallet as the coin launches. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/dev-buy · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works The wallet that creates the coin can buy in the same step. It is the first buy on the curve, so it gets the lowest price. Everyone can see it: it comes from the creator’s address. | Launchpad | Dev buy | | --- | --- | | pump.fun | Optional | | Pons | Required: the launch always buys for the creator | | Direct deploy | Required on Unison | Team-wallet buys are separate wallets. They are not labelled as the creator, but they can be traced through funding. ### Sources - Unison: [Your own buy](https://unisongo.com/docs/own-buy). Also called: own buy, creator buy. ### Related - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Bundled coin](https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin): A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create. ## Creator fees Creator fees are the share of a coin’s trading fees that the launchpad pays to the coin’s creator. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/creator-fees · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### Per launchpad | Launchpad | Creator share | | --- | --- | | [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | 0.30% of curve volume | | [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | The fee left after the protocol share, plus an optional creator tax | | [Bags](https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags) | Half of the 2% default fee, through a fee-share setup | | [flap.sh](https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap) | Tax tokens: a creator-set tax of 1, 3, 5 or 10% | | [Direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy) | None: the pool takes no fee and its liquidity is burned | ### Worked example pump fun: 50 SOL of trading on the curve pays the creator 50 × 0.30% = 0.15 SOL. Estimate yours with the [creator fee estimator](https://unisongo.com/tools/creator-fee-estimator). ### Sources - The [Launchpad Atlas](https://unisongo.com/atlas), every value with its source. Also called: creator rewards. ### Related - [Bonding curve](https://unisongo.com/learn/bonding-curve): A bonding curve is a launchpad’s built-in market that sets a coin’s price from how much of it has been bought, so the price rises with every buy. - [Graduation](https://unisongo.com/learn/graduation): Graduation is when a coin finishes its bonding curve and its liquidity moves to a regular DEX pool, where trading continues. ## Token account rent Token account rent is the SOL a Solana wallet must lock to hold a token, about 0.00204 SOL per account, returned when the account is closed. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/token-account-rent · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works Solana charges for storage by asking each account to hold a minimum balance. A standard token account is 165 bytes, which needs 2,039,280 lamports (0.00203928 SOL). Closing the account after selling returns it. Every team wallet that buys a coin needs its own token account, so rent scales with team size. ### Worked example A team of 100 on pump fun locks about 100 × 0.00204 = 0.204 SOL in token-account rent. Unison budgets 0.006 SOL per buying wallet, which also covers pump fun’s per-user volume account and fees, with room. Unused room comes back. ### Sources - Unison: [Price room and deposits](https://unisongo.com/docs/price-room-and-deposits). Also called: rent. ### Related - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Jito bundle](https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle): A Jito bundle is a group of up to 5 Solana transactions that land in the same block, in order, or not at all. ## Team wallets Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works A launch funds a set of fresh wallets from one deposit. Some buy in the [launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block), the rest as [spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys). Selling means selling from each one, then sending the money back to one wallet. ### On Unison > On Unison: team wallets are created per launch and run by Unison. Their keys are encrypted at rest and never exported, and their money can only go to your main wallet. Up to 1,000 per launch. See [Who holds what keys](https://unisongo.com/docs/keys). ### Sources - Unison: [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/docs/team-wallets), [Who holds what keys](https://unisongo.com/docs/keys). ### Related - [Spread buys](https://unisongo.com/learn/spread-buys): Spread buys are team wallets that buy one at a time after the launch block, on a schedule, instead of all at once. - [Bring it home](https://unisongo.com/learn/bring-it-home): Bringing it home means sending everything left in a launch’s team wallets back to one main wallet, selling the coins first. - [Launch PnL](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-pnl): Launch PnL is the profit or loss of one coin launch across every wallet that took part: everything spent, against everything realised plus what is still held. ## Bring it home Bringing it home means sending everything left in a launch’s team wallets back to one main wallet, selling the coins first. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/bring-it-home · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### How it works After a launch, money sits across many wallets. Bringing it home sells each wallet’s coins, then sends the SOL or ETH to one main wallet. Amounts too small to cover their own network fee stay behind as dust. On Solana, closing each token account after selling returns its [rent](https://unisongo.com/learn/token-account-rent). ### Sources - Unison: [Bringing money home](https://unisongo.com/docs/bring-money-home). Also called: sweep. ### Related - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Launch PnL](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-pnl): Launch PnL is the profit or loss of one coin launch across every wallet that took part: everything spent, against everything realised plus what is still held. ## Launch PnL Launch PnL is the profit or loss of one coin launch across every wallet that took part: everything spent, against everything realised plus what is still held. Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-pnl · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com) ### The formula - **Spent** = every buy + launchpad and tool fees + tips + gas + rent locked. - **Realised** = every sale’s proceeds + rent returned. - **Held** = coins still held × the current price. - **Launch PnL** = realised + held − spent. **Multiple** = (realised + held) ÷ spent. Trader PnL looks at one wallet. Launch PnL adds up the creator wallet and every team wallet, because they are one position. ### Worked example 30 wallets buy 0.2 SOL each (6 SOL), plus 0.3 SOL of fees, tips, gas and rent: 6.3 SOL spent. Selling returns 5.2 SOL and 0.06 SOL of rent comes back; nothing is held. PnL = 5.26 − 6.3 = −1.04 SOL. Multiple = 0.83. The numbers are an example. Launching a coin can lose money, and most coins go to zero. ### Sources - Unison: [Coin page](https://unisongo.com/docs/coin-page). ### Related - [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position. - [Bring it home](https://unisongo.com/learn/bring-it-home): Bringing it home means sending everything left in a launch’s team wallets back to one main wallet, selling the coins first. - [Token account rent](https://unisongo.com/learn/token-account-rent): Token account rent is the SOL a Solana wallet must lock to hold a token, about 0.00204 SOL per account, returned when the account is closed.