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Meteora DBC Launcher: Launch on a Dynamic Bonding Curve
Launch on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve with your first buy in the same transaction.
How to use the Meteora DBC Launcher
- Connect your wallet.
- Enter name, symbol and image.
- Confirm the partner config (Solstack's, or paste another).
- Set an optional first buy and sign.
- Any partner config
- Curve read before you sign
- Unsupported configs caught
- Dev buy quoted upfront
- Devnet rehearsal config
- Fees found on any config
FAQ
What is a Dynamic Bonding Curve?
Meteora's curve program — a partner config sets supply, fees and graduation; liquidity migrates to DAMM v2.
Whose config is this?
The launchpad partner's whose config address you paste. Solstack doesn't run its own DBC config yet.
Does it work on devnet?
Yes, on a rehearsal config.
Which configs can I paste?
SOL-quoted SPL configs that migrate to DAMM v2. Any other kind is rejected.
What happens when the curve completes?
The liquidity migrates into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool.
Who gets the trading fees?
The config splits each trading fee between the partner and the creator. Your share is shown on the form and builds up in the pool until you claim it.
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What the Meteora DBC Launcher does
Any partner config
Launch on a partner's Dynamic Bonding Curve by pasting its config address, or use Solstack's config on networks where one is set up.
Curve read before you sign
The form reads the config and shows supply, decimals, the graduation threshold in SOL, the trading fee and your creator share.
Unsupported configs caught
Configs that aren't quoted in SOL, mint Token-2022 coins or migrate to DAMM v1 are turned away with a message before anything is built.
Dev buy quoted upfront
Your first buy is priced from the config's start price, with a minimum token amount set by your slippage, and lands with pool creation.
Devnet rehearsal config
On devnet a public rehearsal config is loaded for you. Its partner share goes elsewhere, so use it only to practise the flow.
Fees found on any config
Creator Fees reads every DBC pool your wallet created, whichever partner's config it used, and claims each one.
Meteora DBC Launcher: Complete Guide
What is a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve?
Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve program lets a partner config set supply, fees and the graduation point up front; liquidity migrates into a DAMM v2 pool once the curve completes.
You launch on a launchpad partner's config: paste its address and the form reads it, showing the creator fee share before you sign.
How a Dynamic Bonding Curve works
Every launchpad on Meteora's DBC program is a partner with its own config. The config fixes the supply, the trading fee, how that fee splits between partner and creator, and the point at which the curve graduates. When it does, the liquidity moves into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. The form reads all of this from the config and shows the supply, the graduation threshold and your share of trading fees before you sign.
Whose curve you launch on
To launch on a launchpad's curve, paste its config address. Only configs quoted in SOL, for SPL tokens, that migrate to DAMM v2 are supported; a DAMM v1, non-SOL or Token-2022 config is turned away with a message. For pump.fun's or Raydium's curve, use the pump.fun Launcher or the letsbonk.fun Launcher.
Creator fees on Meteora
Your share of each trade's fee stays inside the pool as an unclaimed balance, so every pool is its own claim. Creator Fees finds every pool your wallet created, whichever launchpad it was launched on, and claims each one with a signature.
Before you launch
- Have the name, ticker, a square logo and links ready. They can't be edited after launch.
- Check the curve numbers on the form.
- Decide the dev buy, or leave it at zero.
- Rehearse on devnet with the rehearsal config. Real pools show on meteora.ag once you launch on mainnet.
What you sign
An Irys funding approval comes first if the logo upload needs a balance. Then a single transaction creates the pool, makes your first buy and pays the 0.05 SOL fee. Keep the dev buy, the fee and a little extra for rent, the upload and the network fee in your wallet; the review screen shows the total before you sign.
What a DBC config decides
| Setting | Set by | Shown before you sign |
|---|---|---|
| Supply and decimals | The partner config | Yes |
| Trading fee | The partner config | Yes |
| Creator share of the fee | The partner config | Yes, as a percentage |
| Graduation threshold | The partner config | Yes, in SOL |
| Where liquidity moves | The partner config (only DAMM v2 is accepted) | Yes |
| Name, ticker, logo, links, dev buy | You | Yes, in the live preview and review |
What it costs
0.05 SOL flat, plus the curve's own trading fee on the dev buy.