Who uses LaunchLab
How a launch works
- A creator configures token metadata, supply, curve settings, graduation target, and optional fee settings.
- The token opens on a bonding curve. Buyers and sellers trade directly against that curve.
- The curve price changes as buys and sells happen.
- When the curve reaches its graduation target, liquidity migrates to a Raydium pool.
- After graduation, users trade the token through Raydium Swap and aggregators that route through Raydium pools.
Creation modes
JustSendit uses a default graduation target. LaunchLab mode lets creators set the graduation target, subject to the UI and program limits.
Graduation and liquidity
Graduation closes the bonding curve and migrates assets into a CPMM pool. LP treatment and the CPMM creator-of-record depend on platform configuration.- All newly initialized launches migrate to CPMM.
- The platform and creator scale fields combine into one platform-owned locked-LP share; the remaining share is burned.
- CPMM creator fees are separate from the platform Fee Key and follow the recorded CPMM pool creator.
Safety basics
- Verify the token mint, not only the ticker or logo.
- Review the graduation target and curve progress before trading.
- Check creator and platform fee settings before launching or buying.
- Treat platform Fee Key NFTs as fee-rights assets. If transferred or burned, the LP-fee claim rights move or may be lost.
- Read Trust and safety before connecting a wallet or signing transactions.
Pointers
- Buying a LaunchLab token — how the trading flow works before and after graduation.
- Creating a LaunchLab token — JustSendit and LaunchLab creation walkthroughs.
- How creator fees work — bonding-curve and CPMM creator fees versus platform Fee Key rights.
- LaunchLab platforms — what platform configurations can control.
- LaunchLab protocol overview — deeper protocol mechanics.