How it works

What the chain enforces, what this site does, and what Honest Pad's landing is designed to add.

The graduation dump

On most launchpads the curve fills, the coin moves to a pool, and in the first minutes the early wallets and the dev sell into it, or pull the pool's liquidity. The Meteora graduates on the Landings page show it: their price now against their price in the minute they graduated.

The curve

Every coin launched here starts on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve with 1B supply, created under Honest Pad's config account. Your wallet signs the launch: the image and metadata go to Arweave, then the pool is created on Meteora. Buys and sells on the curve are swaps against Meteora's program, signed by the trader's wallet. When the curve holds the graduation amount, Meteora moves the coin to a DAMM v2 pool.

On chain

These rules sit in Honest Pad's config account. Meteora's program applies them to every coin created under it; nobody can change them for a coin after launch.

The landing (design)

Honest Pad is designed around a landing after graduation: for 30 minutes, in six windows of 5 minutes, each wallet sells at most 0.5% of supply (5,000,000 tokens) per window, the creator included. A bigger sell would wait in a queue that fills in order at the start of each window. Buys stay open. After 30 minutes trading is normal.

fill now = min(sell, 5M − sold this window) · queued = sell − fill now

This needs its own on-chain program. Meteora's bonding curve and DAMM v2 pools have no per-wallet sell cap, so nothing on chain limits sells after a coin here graduates, and this site shows no landing countdowns or sell queues. What holds on chain against a dump is the locked LP and the 2.5% pool fee above.

What runs where

  • On Solana, in Meteora's program: the curve, every launch, buy, sell and fee claim, the fee schedule, 100% of trading fees to the creator, graduation into DAMM v2 with a 2.5% fee, the creator's LP locked forever, the immutable token. The rules come from the config account linked above.
  • In this site: the form checks (image type, name, ticker, https links), quotes from Meteora's SDK before you sign, and the numbers on the board. It holds no keys and runs no server; your wallet signs every transaction.
  • Data sources: Jupiter's datapi for coin lists, prices, stats, the holder audit and trades; Solana RPC (publicnode, Solana Vibe Station) for pool and config accounts, quotes, balances and sending transactions; Arweave through ArDrive Turbo for coin images and metadata; Jupiter price v3 for SOL.
  • Limits: the landing is design only, as above. Lists depend on Jupiter's indexer; a coin launched a few seconds ago shows only what the chain says about it until Jupiter lists it.

Meteora coins on this site

The runway and the lists also show coins launched on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve by other pads, from Jupiter's data API: the ones closest to graduation and the ones that already graduated. Their coin pages read each coin's own config from chain, so the rules shown there are that pad's rules, and the ticket trades them on their curve the same way. For graduates, the move since graduation compares Jupiter's USD price now with the close of the one-minute candle in which the coin graduated. A pool with its liquidity gone and no quoted price counts as −100%. Coin pages also show who holds enough to sell at graduation (top holders, dev, insiders, snipers) as Jupiter reports it.