We've been asked a lot about how the https://t.co/QxwJPXoRDC flywheel works, so here's a simple breakdown.
Every trade on https://t.co/QxwJPXoRDC generates protocol fees on Starknet.
Here's what happens next:
Fees → STRK → USDC → SOL
The SOL is then used to automatically buy back solana:2Fad8taWxbaso6u1Cb91oV14p6m4PR52Gwc7TJRPpump through Jupiter.
All purchased tokens are permanently burned, reducing the total supply.
More volume. More buybacks. Less supply.
A token launch shouldn't be the end of the story.
With RAIL, communities can build around something tangible: funding the people and projects they actually care about.
Not every coin needs another roadmap. Sometimes, a better mechanism is enough.
$RAIL | https://t.co/C05qfKVL4W
What if a token could fund an open-source project without the developer ever launching a coin?
Someone else creates it. The community trades it. A share of creator fees accumulates for the developer.
They verify their identity and claim the SOL.
That's a use case worth building for.
Read how it works -> https://t.co/5iIIFpBj5L
We're expanding RAIL beyond the initial launch.
Dedicated community channels, new integrations and more ways to put creator-fee routing to work are on the roadmap.
We're building real infrastructure, not another launchpad concept.
Our goal is to set the standard for creator-fee distribution on Solana.
$RAIL | https://t.co/C05qfKVL4W
The longest thick curve on a sphere.
Put a rope of prescribed thickness on the unit sphere. How long can it be without overlapping itself?
Surprisingly, the answer is known only for thickness sin(π/2n) https://t.co/lORvijRlnN
I built a new way to buy and sell memecoins leveraging the power of DLMM pools. If you regularly hold more than 0.1% of a memecoin, you'll want to use Filld starting today to save real money.
Introducing https://t.co/raJFYvg41R
Introduction
Most people think providing liquidity means depositing both sides, TOKEN and SOL, to earn fees. Many don't know DLMM exists at all. DLMM lets you put liquidity on ONE side, at an exact price, which makes it a better way to buy and sell. Meteora's own app isn't built for this and is too slow to manage it, so I built Filld.
How it works
Right now, a PumpSwap pool holds COIN and SOL. Every buy adds SOL and removes tokens, pushing the price up. Every sell does the opposite.
The problem for top holders: a big market sell walks down through every bid in the pool. It prints a big red candle, and the order doesn't fill at the price you saw. It fills at the average of the dump you caused. That's price impact, and it costs memecoin holders a fortune.
Filld fixes that. In one signature it opens a DLMM position just ABOVE the current price. Buyers take your tokens on the way up, at your price or higher, so there's no dump candle and no price impact. As each price level fills, Filld sends the SOL straight to your wallet as wrapped SOL (one click to unwrap), then closes the position by itself.
Real example
Selling 10,000,000 $SI (1% of supply, value ~$405,000):
• Dump it through a trading bot: ~$343,000 after price impact (-14%) and the bot's 1% fee
• Sell it with Filld: ~$403,000, about $60,000 more, once buyers lift the price ~0.6% which takes 2 seconds on a volatile market.
Want more? Set a wider range. Your order sells a bit higher on average, it just needs a bigger move to fill completely.
Buying works the same way, mirrored. Instead of printing a massive green candle and losing 10-20% on price impact (earning less tokens for your sol), your SOL waits just BELOW the price and fills on the dip, so you get more tokens, with no impact and lower fees than a bot.
Security
We never ask for a private key or any sensitive information. You sign one transaction and your order is live. That transaction names Filld's keeper as the position's operator using Meteora's own <update_position_operator> instruction. An operator can only withdraw, claim fees and close, and Meteora's program sends everything to YOUR wallet. We can't move your funds anywhere else, and you can switch the keeper off or withdraw at any time.
$FILLD token
Our native token. 75% of all Filld fees buy back $FILLD on the open market and burn it forever, once every 24 hours at a random time. Planned: fee discounts and revenue share for holders, by holding tier.
Fee
A flat 0.5% per order, half of what most trading bots charge, on top of the price impact you save. Paid once when you place the order. Cash-outs and closing are free.
Good to know
• Fills need buyers. If the price never reaches your levels, nothing happens, and you can withdraw any time.
• A coin with no Meteora pool gets one created for you (about 0.08 SOL, one time).
• Filld is in beta.
My thoughts
This is a game changer. Top holders are losing billions every year in price impact and causing panic when selling or being used as EL on big pumps. Filld saves the trader money and makes the chart look much better. Win Win.
You can literally set a wide range and go to bed. If you wake up and your token moved up (or down if you buying), you got filled and your money is already sitting in your wallet.
The reason most people weren't using this was because there was no tool allowing people to automatically close their positions when filled leading to pullbacks sometimes. Filld fixes it.
That's it for me, thanks for reading.
- cooldev
yall sent the sloppiest teks ever to millions and sleep on this.
Axiom, Gmgn, Jupiter and Pumpswap generates millions in revenue daily.
If $FILLD captures 10% of this revenue our token will get 5-6 figs buybacks a day.
In theory, Filld is much better to use to sell your coins because it saves you money.
Can't do more at this point gonna sleep on my bag and pass the word to whales around.
Another specification for $FILLD
you don't need people to buy from YOUR meteora pool because as the pumpswap pool moves market makers automatically buy/sell from meteora pools so prices match across all pools.
It's much simpler than you think. You click one button and erase price impact and pay less fees.
It's like Jupiter on steroids.