pump.fun starts every coin at ~$4K. Liquidity lets you fill the pool first — open at $10K, $25K, $50K or anything you set — and pick where it graduates. Same one-click launch. Your curve.
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Example numbers until launch. SOL price assumed $—.
A bonding curve is just two numbers: how much virtual liquidity it starts with, and where it stops. pump.fun hard-codes both. We hand them to you.
Choose where trading starts — $10K, $25K, $50K or a custom figure. Higher opening cap means less dilution for day-one buyers and a chart that doesn't start at zero.
Pick the market cap where the curve completes and liquidity migrates to a locked AMM pool. Short curves graduate fast; long curves hold more SOL on the way up.
Name, ticker, image, your two numbers. The curve deploys with your settings on-chain and is readable by anyone before the first buy — proof the tech works, instantly.
Four water levels. Each one changes what early buyers pay, how fast it graduates and how much SOL lands in the pool.
Graduates at $69K. Cheapest entry above default — snipers get less edge, buyers still get a 6.9× curve.
Graduates at $100K. The chart opens where most coins die — skips the $5K–$20K chop entirely.
Graduates at $150K. For coins with a crowd already waiting. Deep pool, slow curve, serious entry.
Any start, any graduation, any curve length. Type the numbers; the preview above shows exactly what you'll deploy.
| pump.fun | Liquidity | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting market cap | ~$4.2K, fixed | You choose |
| Graduation market cap | ~$69K, fixed | You choose |
| Curve shape | One curve for every coin | Set by your two numbers |
| Settings visible on-chain before first buy | — | Yes |
| Creator fees | Yes | Yes, same claim flow |
| Launch time | Under a minute | Under a minute |
Everything below is a preview until the platform opens. Your numbers carry over from the curve builder.
Example data until launch — shows what the live feed will look like.
Because the $4K–$20K zone is where most coins get sniped, dumped and abandoned. Opening at $10K or $25K means every early buyer enters at a price closer to the real community, the chart doesn't start at a dot, and the pool holds real SOL from the first minute.
Yes — that's the trade. A higher opening cap means less upside from launch to graduation but a far smaller gap between first buyer and hundredth. You pick the balance; the builder shows the multiple before you deploy.
Bundling fills the curve with tokens that sit in your wallets and overhang the chart. Liquidity sets the curve's virtual reserves instead: nobody holds the "pre-fill", it's just math in the pool. No dev bags, no overhang, verifiable on-chain.
The SOL collected on the curve plus the remaining supply migrate to an AMM pool and the LP is locked. From there it trades like any other Solana token.
$LIQ is the platform coin. A share of every launch fee and curve trading fee buys back $LIQ, and $LIQ holders get fee-free launches above a holding threshold. Details posted at launch.
Yes. Every Liquidity coin shows its starting cap, graduation cap and curve progress on its page and in the pool account on-chain. That's the whole point.
Set your pool, set your target, launch in a minute. $LIQ is live — platform launches open next.