The fun drained out of pump.fun. Value siphoned at every step. Vampires cloning coins by the hour. A bundle riding shotgun on every single launch.
We were around when Raydium ran the show and the trenches actually felt like a party. RAYLAUNCH takes that era and builds it again from scratch — every launch rides Raydium LaunchLab and graduates to Raydium.
Every coin is born on Raydium LaunchLab and graduates to Raydium
Anti-vamp — whoever claims the name and ticker first keeps the OG badge; clones get tagged VAMP and tucked away
Anti-bundle — the dev buy rides inside the launch transaction itself
Every contract address finishes in RAY
Every buy and sell bumps the board, and King of the Hill is back
Every lamport of platform launch fees goes to buying back and burning $RAYLAUNCH. Our cut is zero.
step by step
1
Connect — don't sign up
There's nothing to register and no password to lose. Your wallet signs one short-lived challenge that proves the address belongs to you, and that's it. Your profile then carries a handle, a bio, an avatar, your live SOL balance, and the running list of every coin you've put out.
2
Spin up a coin in a minute
Give it a name, a ticker, a line or two of description, and an image you drop in yourself.
3
Your address ends in RAY
Before anything hits the chain, the mint is ground until its address tails off in RAY — and the backend confirms that suffix a second time on its own.
4
Your first buy ships inside the launch
Two things lock snipers out. First, the contract address is ground locally and never surfaces until the launch confirms, so there's nothing to pre-target. Second, minting the coin and the creator's dev buy settle as one atomic transaction that only you can sign — the framework leaves no slot for anyone to bundle their own buy into the creation. A bundler, bot or sniper has nothing to attach to before you're already in.
5
None of it is a mock-up
Coins are minted on Raydium LaunchLab against a SOL bonding curve and roll over to a full Raydium pool once the curve fills. You put your own signature on every trade. A coin only shows up in the feed after its transaction finalizes on mainnet — you're looking at live launches, never previews.
6
Trading pushes you up the board
Every confirmed buy or sell knocks the coin straight back to the top, with the same shake-and-flash you remember. Trades on that coin from anywhere else get picked up too and feed the same bump.
7
A chart and a thread on each coin
Open any coin for a live price chart, a comment thread to talk it out, and a full trade log — size, direction, and a one-click link to the on-chain transaction.
8
King of the Hill, where it belongs
Whichever coin is carrying the fattest market cap rides at the very top of the home page.
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Clones don't get through
Whoever claims a name or ticker first is the real one and takes the OG badge. Imitators — near-miss spellings, leetspeak swaps, tacked-on digits — get tagged VAMP, stay out of the feed unless you choose to show copies, and wear a warning pointing back to the original. The OG and Vamp tabs let you dig through either.
fees, no fine print
Raydium LaunchLab defines its own protocol and platform fees in its on-chain config. Those, along with ordinary network costs, sit on top of RAYLAUNCH's own separate trading fee.
Trade through RAYLAUNCH and we add an openly-stated 0.1% cut, skimmed from the quoted trade size and settled right inside the same wallet-signed transaction. Trade somewhere else and we charge you nothing — we only index it.
Each launch carries a single launch-fee slice; there's no extra anti-bundler surcharge. That money flows straight into $RAYLAUNCH buybacks and burns, and you can watch every burn happen in real time on the fees & burns page. Raydium's own protocol fees stay separate.
