Today on @Pumpfun :
- You buy → snipers eat your entry.
- You sell → you kill the chart.
Either way → you often get less than the quote you expected.
- Dev wants to sell a %? Everyone attacks the wallet.
- Buying from your main wallet? Bots see the signal and jump your trade.
Low-liquidity token? Everything gets worse.
Shared was built to fix these problems and more.
Shared is a second, shared liquidity layer built on top of the market.
One layer that solves 90% of the problems traders and tokens deal with today: fragmented liquidity, bad execution, high price impact, and unnecessary slippage.
Same market. Better liquidity infrastructure underneath it.
Not sure what kind of proof you’re looking for, but the flow is live and anyone can test it.
Use a fresh wallet with even $1, make a swap, then verify the entire transaction onchain yourself.
The real scale of Shared comes when hundreds, then thousands of tokens are connected to the same liquidity network.
Imagine 1,000 tokens using Shared liquidity.
On a normal pool:
1 SOL quoted → 10M tokens → you receive 9.34M after price impact
On Shared:
1 SOL quoted → 10M tokens → you receive 10M
Same idea on the way out: deeper execution without crushing the chart.
That’s where Shared gets powerful.
We’re already seeing swaps going through.
Open the swap interface and try it with as little as 0.01 SOL execution takes seconds.
0 trading fees. No direct chart impact. No bots tracing your trade.
This is the liquidity layer the market needs.
Every new launch on Shared doesn’t just create another isolated market.
It becomes part of a larger liquidity network.
More launches → more liquidity sources → a stronger network.
This is the answer to that LarpCheck nonsense.
The vaults are wallets, not programs. The execution flow is automated and swaps are atomic: SOL out + tokens in, or the transaction fails entirely.
There’s no scenario where a user sends SOL and gets nothing back.
Every swap is atomic: sending SOL and receiving tokens happen in the same transaction.
If anything fails, the swap doesn’t execute and your SOL stays in your wallet.
You can’t send SOL and receive nothing in return.
The protocol flow is built to be safe by design.
Because a lot of people fell for the usual pump fun copycats and assumed those launches were us even though we kept warning on every post that Shared had not launched yet and that any CA before our official announcement was fake.
At least the confusion shook out a few snipers before the real launch.
Buying on https://t.co/8B2sqtcn3P or Meteora means trading against that token’s own pool fees, slippage, visible buys/sells for bots to react to, and direct chart impact.
Shared changes that.
A token might only have 10 SOL in its public pool, while 1000+ SOL of Shared liquidity can support execution behind it.
0 trading fees. Lower execution loss. Private swaps. No direct chart impact. More liquidity than the chart shows.
More than 5 tokens are already live, all trading through the same shared liquidity.
You can try the whole flow with as little as 0.01 SOL.
Buy, sell, and see how Shared works in real time.
Dexscreener is updated. 100M tokens locked. Launching is live.
The Shared liquidity engine is running, and buy/sell execution already works off-chart.
No direct chart impact. Shared liquidity. 0 trading fees. 0 self-slippage.
Shared is live.
A new execution layer for Solana
shared liquidity across markets, private swaps, lower price impact, and deeper exits without relying on one isolated pool.
Trade against the network.
https://t.co/twSrFRqfHN
One last warning: the Shared token has not launched yet, and the launch function is still disabled.
Any token or CA you see before we announce it here and on the official website is not us.