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Launch a coin

Create a coin from one form — choose the platform, curve and pair, review your first buy, and follow the launch transaction.

Configured launch catalog by network

Solana4BNB Chain2Ethereum0Base5Robinhood Chain7Stable1
Solana
4
BNB Chain
2
Ethereum
0
Base
5
Robinhood Chain
7
Stable
1
Counts come from the app catalog, with Rtp.Fun counted once for its two Solana curves. They describe configuration, not launched coins or active routes. The current form checks each platform and network before offering a launch.

The Rtp.Fun create surcharge is zero. Network costs, the selected configuration’s creation fee and a first buy can still cost money. Creator earnings depend on the selected platform and configuration; see Fees.

The launch form
One form on the left, a live summary of your coin on the right.

Go to Launch and choose Create token, or pick a way to launch from its menu:

Way What it does
Standard One token on one platform
Team Launch together with your team
Multi-chain One token on several chains at once

The menu includes unfinished options. A yellow dot identifies incomplete controls; neither a selected mode nor a filled room proves that the selected route can execute. Follow the form’s availability and review for that exact network and platform.

The first time you open the form, Before you launch summarises what you agree to: you sign every transaction yourself, a launch is final and public, tokens can lose all their value, and the eligibility rules. Choose I agree once you have read the Terms of Service, or Not now to look around first.

Under Token, add an image, a name and a ticker. A description and links to your website and socials are optional. Check them carefully: metadata-editing rights vary by platform, and Rtp.Fun cannot promise that a launched name, ticker or image can be changed.

Under Where to launch, pick the chain and an available platform. Rtp.Fun groups the Raydium and Meteora curves on Solana. The form checks the factory and preparation capability for that exact platform and network. Launch platforms describes the catalog, not a guarantee that every route is currently available.

Choosing the Raydium or Meteora curve and the pair
Two curves, each with a clear trade-off, and the asset your coin trades against.
Curve Best for
Raydium A curve with fees and pairs read from the selected platform configuration
Meteora A configuration-specific curve; an opening schedule and a first-buy minimum apply only when that configuration provides them

The full terms of each curve are on Rtp.Fun curves.

Under Asset or reference, choose a pair offered for the selected curve. More tokens shows additional supported assets when available. Pair availability and reference-asset restrictions are checked separately; choosing a reference does not itself grant ownership of the underlying stock or commodity. See Pairs.

The first buy with the slider and the result
Enter an amount or a share of supply; the result shows what you get before you sign.

A first buy is your own purchase of your coin. Its transaction grouping, fee and supported purchase range depend on the route. Check whether the review includes it in the creation transaction or as a later step. Enter an amount or a % of supply where supported. You get shows an estimate of tokens and supply share, not a confirmed receipt. Max slippage sets the permitted price-movement bound.

The Summary beside the form updates as you type: total supply, the amount at which your coin graduates, what you earn on every trade, and how the supply is split between the curve and the pool it graduates into.

Where available, Tools can attach a saved Volume Bot preset. A saved preset does not by itself authorize execution; check route availability, limits and any additional approval after launch. See Tools and automation.

Choose Review. Check the coin, curve, pair, first buy, fees and recipient, then confirm with your Wallet. Follow the original execution until its outcome is established. Confirmed launches can appear on the Launchpad after indexing; a missing listing is not a reason to send another launch transaction.

The Launchpad board
The Launchpad: featured launches up top, every coin launched on Rtp.Fun below, new and graduated.

The Launchpad opens with featured launches you can browse, with Explore and Analytics beside Create token. Below, New, Near graduation and Graduated sort the catalogue; filter it by network, platform and asset, and switch between Grid and List.

  • Creator earnings. Check the amount available to claim and the platform’s claim terms in Portfolio. A launch does not guarantee revenue.
  • Graduation. Follow migration into the configured pool and verify the resulting liquidity-lock state.
  • Track it. My launches lists every coin you launched, with its status, market cap and transaction.

For issued coins, the curve percentage follows the confirmed on-chain graduation metric for that protocol. On the Raydium curve this is quote raised against the graduation target, not the percentage of tokens sold. Check the displayed data age; stale or unavailable readings are not zero progress. A full progress bar does not by itself prove migration has completed. Other market-provider curve figures are labelled separately and may use a different measure.

An alliance can organize a Solana launch from a launch room with 2 to 4 seats. Filling seats is coordination, not automatic execution or proof of a purchase by every member. Where the route is available, the opener reviews and confirms the launch separately. Trading rewards follow the launch Wallet and selected configuration; seats do not divide those rewards. See Alliances.

Related: Rtp.Fun curves · Fees · Launch platforms