How Auto liquidity works
- Order your CA on Share fees. Type your word on the order form and pick Share fees. Your CA costs less than Keep 100% up front.
- Turn on Auto liquidity. When you set up your coin, tick it under Put your fees to work and pick its share of your side, from 1% to all of it.
- It starts with your first payout. No waiting for graduation: it gets to work right on the bonding curve.
- It buys with half. Every payout, the pool wallet buys your coin with half of its share: on the bonding curve until your coin graduates, then on PumpSwap.
- It adds both halves and locks them. Straight after, it adds your coin and the other half to your coin's Meteora pool, and locks the new liquidity for good in that same transaction. The first add creates the pool, at your coin's price.
Why your coin wants it
- Deeper on big trades. Aggregators route large buys and sells through both pools, so they move your price less.
- Locked for good. Meteora's permanent lock goes on in the same transaction as each add. Nobody can pull it.
- All of the share goes in. Our main wallet pays the network fees and the pool's rent, so the whole share deepens your pool.
- pump.fun trades always pay your creator fees. Every trade in pump.fun's own app goes through your curve or PumpSwap pool, never the Meteora pool.
Why a 2% pool
Your coin's Meteora pool charges a flat 2% on every trade. At pump.fun's standard creator rate, which SOL and USDC coins always have, that's above your bonding curve's 1.25% and PumpSwap's 1.25% down to 0.30%. That's on purpose. A cheaper pool would pull everyday trades away from your curve or PumpSwap pool, where every trade pays your coin's creator fees. At 2%, aggregators only route through the Meteora pool when a big buy or sell would move the price past the gap. So it adds depth exactly where your chart needs it.
A higher rate changes that. Paired with any token but USDC or $NTRNDM, a Share 10% coin has a rate above 1.05%, and one paired with $NTRNDM can too. Above 1.05%, a trade on your curve costs more than 2%, up to 3.95% at a 3% rate, and a PumpSwap trade can as well. Then the Meteora pool is the cheaper route for any trade it's deep enough to take, so aggregators can send everyday trades through it too, where they pay the pool's 2% instead of your creator fees.
It's a Meteora DAMM v2 pool of your coin and its pair, over the whole price range: SOL, $NTRNDM or whichever token your coin trades against. Its fees are paid in that pair. Meteora keeps 20% of each one, and our main wallet claims the other 80% from the locked position. The liquidity itself never moves.
The pools growing the most
- Each coin shows up here after its first add, with how much it has put into its pool. Launch with Auto liquidity and lead the list.
The pool wallet
Every coin's Auto liquidity runs from this one wallet, and each coin keeps its own books: the wallet only ever spends what that coin's payouts paid it, and it holds each coin's locked position, whose fees it claims for our main wallet. It's a vanity address, like the ones we find for you. Verify any coin's programs, line by line, every amount with its receipt.
Questions
When does Auto liquidity start?
With your first payout, right on the bonding curve. It buys on the curve until your coin graduates, then on its PumpSwap pool, and every add goes into the same Meteora pool, locked for good.
Can anyone pull the liquidity?
No. Every add locks its liquidity for good in the same transaction, with Meteora's permanent lock. Nobody can pull it, us included.
Why a 2% pool?
So it costs more than a trade on your curve or PumpSwap pool at pump.fun's standard rate, which SOL and USDC coins always have. Everyday trades stay there, where they pay your creator fees, and aggregators route through the Meteora pool when a big trade would move the price past the 2% gap. Paired with any token but USDC or $NTRNDM, a Share 10% coin has a rate above 1.05%, and one paired with $NTRNDM can too. Then a curve trade costs more than 2%, so aggregators can route everyday trades through the pool as well, where they pay its 2% instead of your creator fees.
Who earns the pool's trading fees?
We do. Every trade through the pool pays a 2% fee in your coin's pair. Meteora keeps 20% of it, and our main wallet claims the other 80%, which the locked position earns. Only the fees move: the liquidity stays locked for good.
What if someone made my coin's pool first?
Anyone can open a pool on the same Meteora terms, at any price. If it sits more than 5% off your coin's price, the add swaps it back first, in the same transaction, so your liquidity never goes in at a pushed price.
What does it cost?
Nothing extra. Our main wallet pays the network fees and the rent for the pool's accounts, so all of the share goes into your pool.
More ways to put your fees to work
Run Auto liquidity beside any of these, and share the rest with your team. See how the programs fit together.
