Ship tokens.
Move volume.
Own the chart.
Nine execution modules for operators running Solana launches — minting, pool seeding, order flow and holder growth. Every action is a transaction you sign yourself. We never hold a key, and we never hold your float.
- Custody
- None
- Key access
- Never
- Routing
- Private
- Settlement
- On-chain
$ routing via dedicated staked endpoints
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Transactions settled
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Mints deployed
0ms
Median confirm
0
Venues wired
The stack
Nine modules covering the full arc of a launch — from the first mint through pool depth, sustained flow and holder distribution. Each runs standalone.
How it holds up
The parts that decide whether a launch survives contact with the market: custody, pricing, latency, routing and entropy.
Signature only
There is no field in this product that accepts a seed phrase, and there never will be. You approve individual transactions in your own wallet; we cannot move anything without you.
Priced before you commit
Working capital, network fees, wallet count and the total are all on screen before the wallet prompt opens. Nothing is charged behind a confirm button.
Staked connections
Dedicated endpoints with configurable priority tiers, so transactions keep landing when the network is congested and the public RPCs start dropping them.
Private order routing
Anything large enough to be worth sandwiching skips the public mempool, which removes the extraction opportunity rather than trying to outrun it.
Entropy by default
Wallet age, order size and interval all drift within bounds you set. Uniformity is what gets flagged, so nothing here is uniform.
Auditable end to end
Every action resolves to a signature you can paste into an explorer. There is no off-chain ledger to trust and nothing you cannot verify yourself.
Three steps to live
No accounts, no API keys, no uploads. Attach a wallet, set the parameters, approve once.
Attach a wallet
Phantom, Solflare, Coinbase — anything speaking Wallet Adapter. The connection grants permission to request signatures and nothing beyond that.
Set the parameters
Choose a module, then dial in budget, duration and cadence. The cost readout recalculates on every keystroke, so the number you see is the number you pay.
Approve and watch it land
One signature starts the run. Wallets, fills and cumulative flow report back as they confirm on chain.
Every venue that moves
Launchpads, constant-product AMMs and concentrated liquidity — all wired natively, with no hand-off between tools.
Open questions
What operators ask before they connect a wallet, answered without hedging.
No. The product is built so that it cannot custody anything: you connect through the standard Solana Wallet Adapter and approve each transaction yourself. If any site claiming to be us asks for a seed phrase, it is not us.
Every module prints a breakdown before execution — working capital, Solana network fees, and the service total. Token Creator carries no service fee at all; you pay network costs only.
Mostly no. Capital cycles between the buy and sell legs, so it returns to the pool of working wallets each pass. Your real outlay is the accumulated network and priority fees, which is far below the headline figure.
A determined analyst can identify almost anything given enough history. What we control is the signature: wallet age, order sizing and timing all vary within your bounds rather than repeating. Ramping in gradually rather than opening at maximum throughput matters more than any single setting.
Pump.fun and its PumpSwap AMM, Raydium, Orca, Meteora, and Bonk.fun. Pool creation and unwinding cover Raydium, Orca and Meteora.
Once a pair carries real depth it becomes worth attacking. Orders above the threshold route privately instead of sitting in the public mempool, so there is no transaction to sandwich in the first place.
Your mint can be live
in sixty seconds
Attach a wallet, fill in the details, approve once. Pools, flow and holders are one module away from the same console.