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FCAWF.FUN is a Solana token-launch and trading interface built on Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) and DAMM v2. FCAWF supplies the branded experience; Meteora supplies the liquidity programs. A launch, listing or “Hatched on FCAWF.FUN” badge is not an audit, endorsement or promise of value.

This preview runs on Solana devnet. Devnet SOL and tokens are test assets without monetary value. Mainnet is disabled while production configuration and end-to-end checks remain outstanding. Check the network label and your wallet before signing.

The planned mainnet choices are 10, 30 and 50 SOL, with 30 SOL as the default. Only supply/target combinations backed by a validated on-chain config can be selected. The existing devnet TEST token uses a separate 2 SOL target; that does not make 2 SOL a mainnet option. The availability panel below reads the current deployment.

The default is 1,000,000,000 tokens (1 billion), with six decimal places. The product accepts whole-token supplies from 1 million to 1 trillion, but only explicitly provisioned combinations are launchable. An unsupported supply is rejected rather than substituted. The selected supply and curve target are fixed at creation.

For the current preset, about 80% is allocated to sale through the curve and 20% is reserved for the graduated pool, subject to integer rounding and protocol migration fees. The optional creator first buy purchases from the curve at the same configured fees; it is not a free creator allocation. Mint and freeze authorities are revoked under the preset, so the creator cannot mint additional tokens or freeze holders through those authorities. This does not prevent creator selling or guarantee a safe token.

No. New launches use securely generated standard Solana mint addresses. There is no required FCAWF suffix and no vanity-address stock to replenish. FCAWF.FUN branding is shown through token metadata and the verified launch receipt. Check the full token address and receipt rather than relying on a suffix. Existing token addresses, including older FCAWF-ending test tokens, remain unchanged.

A bonding curve is an on-chain pricing rule. Buying adds SOL to its reserve and generally moves the price up; selling returns SOL and generally moves it down. Price depends on the curve and trade size, not just a market-cap label. Quotes include configured trading fees, while price impact and slippage can change the amount received.

No. The graduation target is the configured SOL quote reserve held by the curve, not total trading volume, market cap or lifetime buys. Trading fees are accounted for separately. Sells can reduce reserves and progress. A 10 SOL launch only becomes eligible when its reserve reaches the on-chain 10 SOL threshold.

DBC stops curve trading at completion. A migration transaction must then create and fund the Meteora DAMM v2 pool. The keeper submits that transaction and retries when needed. The page shows pending until on-chain migration is verified, then routes trading to the graduated pool. Reaching the target is eligibility for migration, not a guarantee of an instant completed migration.

The interface uses a partial-fill buy on the curve. Near completion, the program can execute only the input needed to reach the reserve threshold; the unspent input is not added as extra curve liquidity. Network and executed trading fees still apply. Review the confirmed transaction for the actual debit and tokens received.

A launch binds to one validated config and its target. The interface does not let creators move that target or replace the selected supply after creation. A different target requires a different launch. We compare the selected profile with on-chain supply, threshold, curve shape, fees and liquidity settings before preparing a launch.

On the FCAWF preset, the total curve trading fee is 1.00% and the initial graduated-pool trading fee is 1.25%, on buys and sells. The fee breakdown below separates the creator, FCAWF and Meteora shares. No additional FCAWF swap surcharge is added by this interface. Network costs are separate.

The current preset sets the additional FCAWF pool-creation charge to zero. The wallet still funds Solana transaction fees, rent-exempt accounts, token metadata and any optional first buy. These costs vary; the launch review estimates the debit before signing. A failed on-chain transaction can still consume a network fee, and this interface cannot refund protocol charges or reverse chain transactions.

The FCAWF preset sets its configurable migration fee to 0%. Meteora separately applies a protocol liquidity migration fee, currently documented as 0.2% of the migrating base and quote liquidity. Migration also requires network fees and account funding paid by the keeper. The reserve target is therefore not a promise that exactly that amount of SOL will appear as tradable liquidity in the new pool.

The preset assigns initial LP interests 96% to the creator and 4% to FCAWF, configured for permanent liquidity locking. Both positions can accrue claimable fees. Program integer rounding can leave a tiny raw LP remainder unlocked; “locked liquidity” is not a claim that every raw unit is locked. The creator’s fee entitlement follows the creator wallet or LP position, not ordinary token ownership. There are no guaranteed earnings, minimum yields or automatic payouts.

Slippage sets the minimum output accepted for a trade; it does not cap price impact or network fees. Higher tolerance increases execution risk. Buy percentage buttons leave 0.005 SOL for network fees and token-account funding; sell percentages use your token balance. A sell still needs SOL for fees. The transaction review permits a maximum priority fee of 0.0001 SOL plus the Solana base fee. Wallet fee adjustments within that cap are checked; changes to the reviewed trading instructions are rejected.

Opening Phantom is not success. A transaction is successful only after on-chain confirmation. Pending means an outcome is not yet known; use Check status and the explorer link before retrying. Rejection in Phantom is cancellation. An expired quote or blockhash requires a fresh review. Never assume a submission error means no transaction landed.

The chart plots post-swap pool prices decoded from confirmed Meteora swap events. Recent trades show actual executed amounts and transaction links. The view loads a bounded recent history and refreshes approximately every 30 seconds while visible. It is not a complete historical index, a guaranteed execution quote or a 24-hour performance report. Missing or delayed RPC data is labelled limited, cached or unavailable.

No. Token creators are responsible for their content, disclosures and legal obligations. Anyone can copy names and logos. Rug.Tools links provide a separate analysis, not a guarantee. DexScreener, explorers and other third parties decide whether and how to list a pool; they may show Meteora as the venue. Metadata and Tracker Kit downloads do not guarantee indexing.

Use a separate test wallet on devnet. Verify the full site URL, network, token mint, spend amount and destination before every signature. Never enter a seed phrase or private key into FCAWF. Wallet ownership messages are separate from transaction approvals. Public blockchain transactions and metadata may remain visible permanently. Read the Terms, Privacy Policy and Risk Disclosure before interacting.