Launchpad · Solana · Meteora
Launch a coin. Let the creator fee work the market.
Weir launches on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve, paired with SOL, USDC or a tokenized stock. Opt a launch into a strategy vault and every creator fee it earns is spent, on-chain and within fixed bounds, buying the coin back and placing liquidity under its price.
How a launch works.
01 · Bonding curve
Trading starts the moment you launch.
The coin trades on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve from the first block. Buys move the price up the curve; the quote you paired with is the only thing anyone pays in.
02 · Fee split
Fees are split on-chain, every trade.
1% of each trade goes to the Weir treasury. The creator fee, 0 to 5%, goes to the creator, or to the vault if the launch opted in. Nothing is held back, nothing is sent later.
03 · Graduation
Graduation is automatic.
When the curve fills, Meteora migrates the coin into a DAMM v2 pool and trading continues there. Weir does not decide when; the curve does.
04 · Quote assets
Pair with SOL, USDC or a tokenized stock.
The board shows which quotes are open. Stock quotes carry a badge and their own liquidity notes, because a thin quote is a thin market.
Opt-in per launch
A vault that is the pool's creator.
Turn the vault on at launch and a program-owned account becomes the pool's creator, so the creator fee, 1 to 5%, belongs to the vault and to nobody else. A keeper spends it on one strategy: small buybacks of the coin on the curve, then, after graduation, single-bin liquidity rungs under the price on a Meteora DLMM pair, redeployed as they fill. Each step is bounded on-chain: a per-epoch spending cap, a floor below which nothing is spent, a slippage limit the keeper cannot exceed.
The vault is permanent and its rules live in one program config the Weir treasury can change. The coin page says so.
Ask-side rungs.
After graduation the vault also places rungs above the price. When one fills, the vault has sold coins it held. That is on by default because a two-sided ladder earns more fees, and it is stated on every coin page before anyone reads a number.