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You pay only the on-chain launch cost, shown before you confirm: your wallet sends it to LIFTOFF’s launch authority (the master wallet), which creates the coin. It is refunded automatically if the launch fails permanently. There is no dev buy inside the creation transaction and no token allocation for the creator.

You sign in with your Solana wallet (a signed message, no transaction); your wallet is your creator identity. Linking an X account is optional and adds a verified-creator badge.

Every token is created by one LIFTOFF launch authority, using the StonkFun platform config on Raydium LaunchLab, with standardized settings. The launch authority is also the token’s creator on-chain, so the creator fee goes to LIFTOFF’s fee engine, not to a person.

This prevents a creator allocation inside LIFTOFF’s creation workflow. It cannot stop a developer from buying later with another wallet.

During the mainnet beta every token trades against SOL; other pairs will follow later. Availability is loaded live from StonkFun, and the pair is only offered when it is both launchable and LaunchLab-ready.

Tokenized assets (SPYx, NVDAx, TSLAx, QQQx) only appear when a config exists for them. On graduation, liquidity moves from the bonding curve to a Raydium CPMM pool.

Every launch is checked against existing tokens and gets a risk level, with reasons:

• Name and ticker similarity, after folding case, spaces, homoglyphs and leetspeak ($P3PE looks like $PEPE), plus tickers already trading elsewhere.
• Near-identical artwork (perceptual image hash).
• An X account, website or Telegram already used by another token.

Low: nothing significant. Medium: similar branding exists — the launch is allowed and the reasons are shown. A repeated ticker alone is not treated as fraud. High: several signals suggest impersonation — the launch is blocked automatically and the creator can submit an appeal, which the LIFTOFF owner reviews.

Launches are also limited per wallet per day. It reduces copycats; it can’t catch every one.

On mainnet, the creation transaction is sent as a private bundle (Jito) with a tip, not through the public mempool, and the mint address is not published before the transaction lands.

What this means: less exposure before the launch lands, nothing more. It is not a guarantee about who buys first. After creation, the token trades normally — anyone, bots included, can buy. This is not sniper-proof.

Each trade on the bonding curve pays a creator fee of 0.5% (and 0.25% on the Raydium pool after graduation) to LIFTOFF’s master wallet. LIFTOFF records each token’s creator fee from that token’s own trades and allocates it:During the mainnet beta, StonkFun forwards creator fees to the master wallet and the real amounts are still being measured. Only amounts that actually arrived are recorded, on the Transparency page.

• Buyback & burn 80% (≈ 0.4% of curve trade value): buys the token on the open market, then burns it.
• Conviction Reserve 20% (≈ 0.1% of curve trade value).

Allocation uses integer math; rounding dust goes to buyback & burn, so the two parts always add up to exactly the fee received. Buybacks run in batches with slippage limits and minimum sizes, and burned supply is counted only from confirmed burn transactions. The 1% platform fee belongs to the StonkFun platform config and is not LIFTOFF revenue.

The reserve share is accounted separately for each token. After graduation, when the liquidity conditions and safety checks pass, part of the reserve can be added to that token’s pool — shown only with a link to the proof transaction.

Token A’s reserve is never used for token B, and never goes to a LIFTOFF native token. It reinforces liquidity; it does not defend a price. Conviction Reserve details