Glossary

Account

Wallet — Your self-custodial execution wallet on Rtp.Fun. Its keys remain in your browser under the selected protection method. It signs supported actions after your approval or within the limits you authorize. It is separate from the wallet used to sign in. See Wallet.

Sign-in — How you prove who you are: a wallet, Google, X or an email code. Signing in never moves funds.

Recovery phrase — The words used to derive a wallet’s original keys. Newly generated RTP wallets use 24 words; supported imports can use 12 or 24. A private-key import restores only its chain family. Keep recovery material offline and enter it only in the secure wallet window you deliberately open.

Trading password — The password that unlocks your Wallet on this device.

Launching

Launch curve — A contract that sells a new coin from its first trade, the price rising as people buy. Also called a bonding curve.

Rtp.Fun curves — The Raydium and Meteora curve engines grouped under Rtp.Fun on Solana. Fees, pairs, opening schedules and graduation targets come from the selected configuration. See Rtp.Fun curves.

Pair — The asset a coin trades against, such as SOL, a stablecoin or a tokenised stock. Also called the quote token. See Pairs.

First buy — The creator’s own purchase of their coin at launch.

Graduation — Migration from a launch curve into its configured pool after the route’s conditions are met. A reached target or full progress bar alone does not establish that migration has completed.

Locked liquidity — Liquidity subject to the selected contract’s lock conditions. A lock may expire or permit specified actions; permanent locking must be verified from the actual contract and pool position. Locking is not the same as burning.

Creator earnings — Trading-fee amounts accrued or allocated under the selected platform’s creator-share rules. Recipients, claim availability and payment timing depend on the configuration; accrual is not a payout receipt. See Fees.

Claim — Requesting an eligible payout under the selected platform’s rules. Claimable data is not a payment; confirm the resulting transaction and recipient.

Partner platform — A launch platform other than Rtp.Fun that you can launch on from the same form, such as pump.fun or Bags.

Launch room — An alliance’s team launch, with 2 to 4 seats.

Trading

Preset — A saved set of trade settings — amount, slippage, priority fee, Anti-MEV — under P1, P2 or P3.

Quick buy — A one-tap buy that uses your current preset.

Slippage — The most the price may move against you before a trade is refused.

Priority fee — An extra network fee on Solana that increases a transaction’s priority.

Anti-MEV — A protected route on Solana that reduces exposure to sandwich attacks.

Network fee — What the blockchain charges to process a transaction.

Account rent — On Solana, a small refundable deposit a new token account needs.

Signals

Smart money — A discovery label for wallets selected using reported trading activity. Coverage and the measured period matter; the label predicts no return.

KOL — A key opinion leader or public commentator. A label or follower count does not verify a call’s quality or independence.

Call — A note shared in an alliance, usually about a token.

Realized PnL — Profit or loss on positions that have been sold.

Win rate — The share of positions closed in profit.