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Overview
aio is a launchpad for Solana coins where the person launching picks who earns the coin's creator fee.
At a glance
- launch fee
- 0.05 SOL
- paid once per coin, by default
- starting market cap
- about $20k
- every new coin, on the deep start curve
- graduation
- about $109k
- the coin moves to a regular Raydium pool
- creator fee
- 0.5%
- of each trade on the curve, to the recipient the launcher named
- platform fee
- 0.25%
- of each trade on the curve, to aio
- launch limit
- 5 a day
- paid launches per wallet per 24 hours, by default
What aio is
aio (aio.fun) launches coins on Solana through Raydium LaunchLab. You fill in one form and pay a flat fee. The coin starts trading on a bonding curve. The optional Meteora anti-snipe curve charges 99% in the creation slot, falling linearly to 1.5% from slot +3. High early fees go to the treasury before recipient payouts. aio estimates that share from chain data. The engine is off unless switched on.
The difference is the creator fee. On every LaunchLab curve trade, 0.5% goes to a recipient the launcher names: an X account, a GitHub user or any Solana wallet. The recipient doesn't have to set anything up first. They sign in later and claim.
Every launch is a clean launch. aio creates the coin itself and keeps its address private until it is live, so the launcher can't put their own buys in the same transaction as the create.
Where to start
- Launching a coin: the form, the fee and what you get.
- Where the fees go: who gets what on a trade.
- Claiming fees: what to do when a coin names you.
- Trading and graduation: the curve and what happens at the end of it.
- The buyback and the platform coin: what aio does with its own revenue.
- Staying safe: marks, checks and risks.
- Building something? Start with the public API.
The words
- bonding curve
- A pool that sells a fixed number of tokens at a price that rises with each buy and falls with each sell.
- market cap
- The coin's price times its total supply.
- graduation
- When the curve has raised its target, the raised SOL and the remaining tokens move into a regular trading pool.
- creator fee
- The 0.5% of each curve trade that goes to the coin's recipient.
- recipient
- The X account, GitHub user or wallet the launcher named to earn the creator fee.
- fee wallet
- A fresh wallet aio makes for each coin. It is the coin's creator on chain and collects the creator fee until it is paid out.
- claim
- The recipient signing in and moving the collected fees to their own wallet.
- treasury
- aio's own wallet. It receives the platform fee and the launch fee, and pays the transaction fees of claims.
- clean launch
- A launch where aio, not the launcher, creates the coin and hides its address until it is live.