$BOTTLE is now live.
CA: rc5QqCeRy58gCa4x3KMXiZNY9b86Z3YF3c3M8JLpump
a new way to launch coins on pumpfun, where trading volume continuously builds deeper liquidity.
@blknoiz06 has been talking about one of the biggest problems with memecoins for a while now: liquidity doesn't grow alongside market cap, making larger trades increasingly difficult without significant price impact.
that problem finally has a solution.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
LP depo's will be resumed in 1-2~ minutes.
liquidity strategies will also be going live.
this is something that has never been done before, excited to see how you guys like it.
while i'm finalizing testing and making a few improvements to the liquidity engine, if you run into any bugs or notice anything that doesn't seem to be working as intended on https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO, please let me know.
i'm actively monitoring everything and working through any issues as they come up.
feedback is always appreciated, especially this early on.
right now, every coin follows the same automated strategy, converting creator fees into coin + SOL and depositing them into PumpSwap as permanently locked liquidity.
what if creators could choose their own liquidity strategy?
some might prefer a more aggressive approach, directing a larger percentage of fees toward liquidity to deepen their pool as quickly as possible.
others might prefer a more balanced approach, gradually accumulating liquidity over time.
the underlying mechanism stays the same: every LP deposit is permanently locked, with the LP tokens burned forever.
the difference is that creators would have more control over how quickly their coin builds liquidity.
would you like to see customizable liquidity aggressiveness added to https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd?
right now, every coin follows the same automated strategy, converting creator fees into coin + SOL and depositing them into PumpSwap as permanently locked liquidity.
what if creators could choose their own liquidity strategy?
some might prefer a more aggressive approach, directing a larger percentage of fees toward liquidity to deepen their pool as quickly as possible.
others might prefer a more balanced approach, gradually accumulating liquidity over time.
the underlying mechanism stays the same: every LP deposit is permanently locked, with the LP tokens burned forever.
the difference is that creators would have more control over how quickly their coin builds liquidity.
would you like to see customizable liquidity aggressiveness added to https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd?
96 SOL worth of liquidity has now been deposited into PumpSwap through https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd, across both sides of the pools.
every deposit is funded by creator fees, with LP tokens burned permanently in the same transaction.
as trading volume grows, more fees are converted into liquidity, continuously deepening the pools and reducing price impact for larger trades.
96 SOL in permanently locked liquidity, and growing with every deposit.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
a token sell is not the same thing as an LP withdrawal.
the liquidity engine needs to maintain both sides of the pool, the coin and SOL, in the correct proportions before depositing liquidity into PumpSwap.
as prices fluctuate, the engine rebalances between the two assets, which can involve selling some tokens for SOL or buying more tokens when needed.
this is also important for avoiding unnecessary exposure to arbitrage and MEV. depositing liquidity at the wrong ratio can create pricing imbalances that arbitrage bots exploit, so the engine adjusts its holdings to match the pool's current price before adding liquidity.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
what happens over time when a coin starts using its own trading fees to continuously build liquidity?
one of the biggest problems with memecoins is that market cap can grow significantly while the liquidity supporting that valuation barely changes.
a coin can reach millions in market cap, yet a relatively large buy or sell can still move its price dramatically because there simply isn't enough liquidity in the pool.
the higher the market cap grows without additional liquidity, the more noticeable this problem becomes.
with https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO, creator fees are used to accumulate both the coin and SOL, which are then deposited into its existing PumpSwap pool after graduation.
the LP tokens are burned in the same transaction, meaning every deposit permanently adds liquidity to the pool.
now imagine that process repeating over thousands of trades.
each deposit might seem relatively small on its own, but over time, sustained trading volume can accumulate into a substantial amount of permanently locked liquidity.
this changes the relationship between market cap and liquidity.
instead of a coin growing in valuation while its pool remains relatively shallow, its own trading activity can continuously deepen that pool, allowing larger buys and sells with less price impact than an otherwise equivalent pool without those additions.
and even during quieter periods, the liquidity previously added by the engine remains locked.
market cap grows through demand. liquidity grows through trading volume.
for the first time, a coin can have an automated mechanism that helps its liquidity keep pace with its growth.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
the $BOTTLE liquidity flywheel is now live.
from now on, 50% of the creator fees generated by every coin launched through https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd will flow directly back into $BOTTLE's own PumpSwap liquidity pool.
the remaining 50% continues funding permanently locked liquidity for the individual coin that generated those fees.
this creates a flywheel where every new launch contributes to two pools simultaneously: its own and $BOTTLE's.
as more coins launch and generate trading volume, more creator fees are collected, converted into coin + SOL, and deposited as liquidity.
every deposit into $BOTTLE's pool has its LP tokens burned forever, meaning the liquidity added by the flywheel can never be withdrawn.
the important part is that $BOTTLE no longer depends solely on its own trading activity to deepen its liquidity.
it now benefits from the combined trading volume of every coin launched through https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd.
more launches β more trading volume β more creator fees β deeper $BOTTLE liquidity β LP burned forever
the entire launchpad now contributes to building $BOTTLE's permanently locked liquidity.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
the flywheel is being integrated into the liquidity engine right now, which is why LP deposits have been temporarily paused for the past 20 minutes.
the new flywheel will allow a portion of creator fees from every coin launched to flow back into $BOTTLE's permanently locked PumpSwap liquidity, while the remaining fees continue building liquidity for each individual coin.
lp deposits will resume in the next few minutes once the integration is complete.
it's been a little over an hour since $BOTTLE went live, and the numbers are already starting to show what happens when trading volume is used to build permanent liquidity.
- 83.30 SOL in creator fees claimed
- 72.33 SOL in liquidity added to PumpSwap
- 257.1 SOL in total pool depth across graduated coins
- 19 coins launched through https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd
in just over an hour, the engine has already converted trading fees into 72.33 SOL worth of additional liquidity, deposited directly into PumpSwap pools with the LP tokens burned forever.
imagine what sustained trading activity could do over days, weeks, and months.
this is what it looks like when coins start building their own liquidity.
https://t.co/Sa1NKUa8BO
will fix this now, the RPC is currently rate limiting requests.
Poll will be up shortly to let you guys decide what % of fees from every coin launched should flywheel back into $BOTTLE's liquidity.
could use some feedback.
a flywheel that essentially redirects 20% of the liquidity generated by every coin launched through https://t.co/vC5YQjDGgd back into the $BOTTLE PumpSwap pool.
right now, every coin has its own independent liquidity engine that uses creator fees to deepen its own pool.
with this change, every coin would still build its own liquidity, but a portion would also continuously deepen $BOTTLE's liquidity.
the more coins launched and traded, the more permanently locked liquidity accumulates in $BOTTLE.
what do you think?