How liquidity works on farm and why it matters:
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Every trade pays a fee. Half or more of it stays in the pool.
- When a coin graduates, its liquidity moves to a @MeteoraAG DAMM v2 pool.
- There, part of every trading fee goes back into the pool itself: 50% at a 1% fee, 55% at 2%, about 57% at 3%.
- Automatic, nobody has to claim it or move it.
你好
Creating new metas doesn't help to pve.
From now on, every meme you launch on farm pairs to $MIHAO, goes live on https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO, and trades against the cat.
One coin, one runner, every new meme feeding it.
Creator fees flow back to holders, paid in $MIHAO, so the more memes launch, the more the money finds you.
No vamps only pve mode on https://t.co/kH1FW2BcuF
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What’s wrong is that people follow big influencers just because they’re better known on CT and other places.
They lose 99% of the time but still do the same thing the next day...
Sad to see so many great projects that actually benefit holders/traders still going unnoticed. We really need a change and to get off this endless hamster wheel.
Make “Normies” great again.
Farm Strawhats, week 1 👒
By @bulltoshi06 x @LaunchOnFarm
LP farming is quiet, so I minted Strawhats instead
Minted 34 hats: 14.92 SOL (~$1.5k) incl. 34M $FARM burned
Week 1 payout: 197,786 $PUMP ≈ $833 (8.24 SOL)
55% back in 7 days. Still holding all 34, they keep earning.
https://t.co/3StJkp6FEZ
farm is pve.
On most launchpads you are not trading the market. You are trading the dev, the snipers and the fee farmers.
farm is built so a coin's own trading goes back into the coin. No burns, real usable liquidity.
Better.
1. Snipers pay up to 90%
Every coin on farm's meteora rails opens with a 90% fee. It falls to 1% over 10 seconds. a bot in the first block pays up to 90%. You buy after it at 1%.
2. The dev can't farm the fees
Rewards into pool: the dev gets about 0.1% of each trade. The dev still has incentives, enough to keep pushing not just pump and dumps.
3. You pay less on every trade. LITERALLY.
Curve: 1.25% on https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO → 1.00% on farm
$100K: 1.20% → 0.97%
$1M: 0.95% → 0.78%
$10M+: 0.30% → 0.30%
4. Half of every fee goes back into the coin.
HALF!
On the curve, 0.50% of each trade buys the coin and burns it. After graduation, half of each fee stays in the pool's SOL side, locked for good.
Liquidity added per $1M traded (https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO → farm):
Evidence in the numbers. Pump vs Farm:
Curve: $0 → $5,000
$100K: $2,000 → $4,840
$1M: $2,000 → $3,900
$3M: $2,000 → $2,900
The pool gets deepest when a coin is weakest: its first weeks, under $3M.
5. Or pick rewards to holders
65% of every fee goes to the holders, in SOL, once a day. nothing to claim.
On the curve: 0.65% of each trade to holders, against 0.30% on https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO.
At $10M+: 0.195%, against 0.05%.
The amount changes with trading. It is not pay or an investment return.
So if you like what you are reading, follow and share this and we will be giving away 5 strawhats valued at 0.35 solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 each for those that really spred the word, like really.
https://t.co/kH1FW2BcuF
GM 🌾
Strawhats on and the farm is waking up. Pixel frogs, bulls, cats & co. already collecting the harvest while the rest of us just open our eyes.
Deeper every trade. https://t.co/q8DaCN6AG2
Have a green one ☀️
@LaunchOnFarm
$sol
farm is pve.
On most launchpads you are not trading the market. You are trading the dev, the snipers and the fee farmers.
farm is built so a coin's own trading goes back into the coin. No burns, real usable liquidity.
Better.
1. Snipers pay up to 90%
Every coin on farm's meteora rails opens with a 90% fee. It falls to 1% over 10 seconds. a bot in the first block pays up to 90%. You buy after it at 1%.
2. The dev can't farm the fees
Rewards into pool: the dev gets about 0.1% of each trade. The dev still has incentives, enough to keep pushing not just pump and dumps.
3. You pay less on every trade. LITERALLY.
Curve: 1.25% on https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO → 1.00% on farm
$100K: 1.20% → 0.97%
$1M: 0.95% → 0.78%
$10M+: 0.30% → 0.30%
4. Half of every fee goes back into the coin.
HALF!
On the curve, 0.50% of each trade buys the coin and burns it. After graduation, half of each fee stays in the pool's SOL side, locked for good.
Liquidity added per $1M traded (https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO → farm):
Evidence in the numbers. Pump vs Farm:
Curve: $0 → $5,000
$100K: $2,000 → $4,840
$1M: $2,000 → $3,900
$3M: $2,000 → $2,900
The pool gets deepest when a coin is weakest: its first weeks, under $3M.
5. Or pick rewards to holders
65% of every fee goes to the holders, in SOL, once a day. nothing to claim.
On the curve: 0.65% of each trade to holders, against 0.30% on https://t.co/YRYNpzNcdO.
At $10M+: 0.195%, against 0.05%.
The amount changes with trading. It is not pay or an investment return.
So if you like what you are reading, follow and share this and we will be giving away 5 strawhats valued at 0.35 solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 each for those that really spred the word, like really.
https://t.co/kH1FW2BcuF
PSA:
16% of public Strawhats are not active.
Only an active hat gets a share of a round. Round 1 starts on Monday, 26 October, at 00:00 UTC.
Activate your hat before that time. To activate a hat, burn 1,000,000 FARM.
https://t.co/GZDoPmYUgx
There are others looking to build long term pve prone launchers. @LaunchOnFarm inspired by Long where pools focus on capturing liquidity and generous fees
i am giving away 1x Strawhats NFT worth 0.5 SOL
drop sol addy
Strawhats is the @LaunchOnFarm nft collection
But it is not a regular nft
Each strawhat can be activated to receive rewards from the protocol pot
The pot fills with mints, secondary, and token launches fees