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Research, systems thinking, and field notes for teams building durable token markets.
What a bundle actually is, why serious teams bundle, why it's controversial — and how Sumo and three of the leading alternatives compare on execution, coverage, and fees.
Sniper bots buy new tokens in the first block, then sell into your first real buyers. How they work, what they cost a launch in real curve maths, how to spot them, and the defences that actually help.
Launch a coin on Pump.fun step by step, on the pump.fun website or with Sumo, which lets your whole team buy before the bots and then sells into demand for you with automated strategies. Includes a full video of a live launch.
A memecoin launch is a distribution event. A tokenomics launch is a capital structure you have to live inside for four years. Float and FDV, unlock calendars that survive contact with the market, liquidity sized backward from sell pressure — and the market operations that start the day after TGE.
Run a token launch in five minutes. Manage 100 SOL through a KOL post, a whale exit and FUD on X. Can you collect into demand without overwhelming the chart?
Twelve memecoin charts, one score. Call each chart, then see what was underneath it — the bot, the pool depth, the venue change that textbook technical analysis never shows you — and find out whether the indicators helped.
Bonding curves price every memecoin launch on Pump.fun, BONK.fun, Four.meme, Flap, and Pons. See how virtual reserves work, overlay every launchpad’s real curve on one chart, then design your own.
From ape to exit liquidity: 50 memecoin slang terms as animated flash cards. Tap any card to translate degen into English — then learn what the chart is really telling you.
Pick a chain, load your buys, hit LAUNCH. Real bonding-curve math shows your exact launch cost, starting market cap, and how much of the supply you would hold when the candle opens.
What sandwich bots, frontrunners, and backrunners actually take from your buys and sells on Solana and EVM chains — how serious trading systems defend against each, and why most market-making tools don't even try.
Mostly, no. Most memecoins need zero custom code. All a dev really adds is a stranger holding your keys and your launch info.
A buyer's checklist for market making technology: landing rates, anti-MEV, routing, live trade intelligence, wallet hygiene — and the hidden costs that dwarf any provider's sticker price.
24,000 memecoins launch every day and 0.26% survive. Most deaths aren't the founder's fault — they're inflicted by launch devs, buggy contracts, and market makers. Here's how to launch without trusting any of them.
Sell into buys in small, proportional pieces: how counter trading lowers the price impact of team sales, what it is not, and how to run it on Sumo.
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