Launch on a Meteora bonding curve, graduate into a pool whose liquidity is locked forever, and commit team unlocks as sell orders above the graduation price.
We wanted a real answer, so we read every team allocation that has ever been locked on Meteora’s bonding curve. There are … of them.
Most teams claim the moment their tokens vest. Of the … that have, … moved almost all of it out of their wallet. When we traced 40 of them by hand, 29 had sold on a DEX, most often straight into the pool their own holders were trading in.
Vesting doesn’t stop a team dumping. It just puts the dump on a timer.
… of the team tokens ever claimed on Meteora DBC have already left the team’s wallet.
Raise in SOL, or in tokenized stocks with a Meteora token badge.
On 11 October we launched a token on mainnet to see what really happens. It took eight minutes and taught us the most important thing in this project.
A fee can make a dump expensive. It can’t stop one. Only a program holding the tokens can.
Fifteen seconds in, a bot bought. The anti-sniper fee took 37% of what it paid.
47YZnUa2… ↗It graduated into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool, with the liquidity locked for good.
u4xUbeU8… ↗Seven seconds later the bot sold into that new pool and took out most of its SOL, at a profit.
kvekUvcL… ↗Team unlocks coming up on Meteora DBC, live.
Unlock radar →Team tokens vest into a wallet. The day they unlock, the team can sell every one of them, at any price, into the same pool you bought from.
Team tokens vest into a vault no one holds the keys to. They can only be sold as limit orders at 1.25× the graduation price or higher, at most 10% a day, and that price floor can only go up.
It’s a real Solana program, live on devnet. You can launch a token with it in about five minutes and try to sell the team’s tokens too cheap yourself.
Try to break itRead straight from Solana mainnet. Click one to trade it or to check its team’s unlocks.