Stake your tokens, keep your tokens.
Holder Dividends puts them in a vault only the program can open. Every fee round credits you by your stake, you claim SOL whenever, and unstaking sends them straight back.
Nothing is locked for a term on @Solana.
Launching soon.
Every five minutes, the floor gets paid.
A round claims the coin's fee, drops it into the vault and records what went where. The vault belongs to the program and pays out one way: to the holder who burns.
Every round is a transaction you can open.
Built on @Solana.
Launching soon.
A buyback too small to sandwich.
Supply Burn spends at most 0.5% of the pool's SOL per buy, never twice within 10 minutes. With the pool fee on both legs, front-running it costs a bot more than it makes.
Every token it buys is burned on @solana.
Launching soon.
Your coin can run payroll.
Revenue Split sends its fee to up to five wallets, each with its own share, set at launch. Every round pays them directly on @solana, with nothing to claim.
Launching soon.
One signature, and the coin is live.
Mint, @MeteoraAG curve, your first buy and the module that runs its fees go out as a single transaction on @solana. It all lands together, or none of it does.
Launching soon.
Any wallet can run a round.
A round claims the coin's fees and settles them into its module in one transaction on @solana. It costs the network fee, nothing more.
The vault on the other end has no private key. Only the program can sign for it.
Launching soon.
The whole supply goes to the market.
1,000,000,000 tokens. About three quarters sell along the curve. The rest pairs with the curve's SOL in a @MeteoraAG DAMM v2 pool, locked for good.
The mint closes at launch, so the supply on @solana can only shrink.
Launching soon.
https://t.co/SuxG12opsJ is live.
Launching a coin with a floor takes one signature.
Name, ticker, logo. Fee tier and graduation target. The module.
Your first buy goes in the same transaction, before anyone else can trade. After that, nothing on the coin can be changed.
On @Solana
Launching soon.
A coin that buys its own dips.
Dip Reserve keeps the coin's 12 to 24 hour high on-chain. The creator sets a drop at launch, 10% to 50%.
Once the price falls that far below the high, the reserve buys through the coin's own pool on @solana and burns it all.
Launching soon.
Floor Reserve has one rule. The floor only goes up.
Fees flow into the vault. The floor rises.
A holder burns tokens and takes tokens × vault ÷ supply. Vault and supply shrink together, so the floor holds for everyone else.
All of it settles on @solana.
Launching soon.
Burn your tokens, take your share of the vault. The math is one line.
Payout = tokens × vault ÷ supply
When you redeem, vault and supply shrink by the same fraction, so the floor for everyone who stays doesn't move. Every fee round and every burn pushes it up.
The floor per token never goes down.
On @Solana. Launching soon.
Hold the coin. Get paid in SOL.
Holder Dividends: stake it, earn from every fee round, unstake any time.
Top Buyers: every hour, the three biggest buyers still holding split the pot 50/30/20.
Both pay out on @solana, straight to the wallet.
Launching soon.
What happens to a coin's fees after it graduates?
On KEEL, they keep doing the same job.
A coin starts on a @MeteoraAG curve and graduates into its own DAMM v2 pool on @solana. The liquidity stays locked there for good, and the program keeps collecting its fees.
Launching soon.
The KEEL terminal is up.
Markets with each coin's floor. A coin page with the chart, the trade, the vault and the holders. A floors page with every vault. A portfolio that reads any wallet straight from @solana.
Every coin on KEEL gives its trading fee one job.
Floor Reserve
Holder Dividends
Supply Burn
Dip Reserve
Top Buyers
Revenue Split
Creator Income
The creator picks one at launch. Then it's fixed, and a program on @solana runs it for the life of the coin.
Launching soon.
On the curve, the floor starts small. That's the design.
Most of the supply still sits in the pool, so vault ÷ supply is tiny at first. It grows with volume and with every burn, and it never gives any of that back.
The floor is a claim on the vault. The price is whatever the market pays. The coin page shows both side by side.
On @Solana.
Launching soon.
$1,000 traded on a 2% keel coin puts $12.80 to work for that coin.
The fee is $20. meteora keeps $4. Of the $16 left, $12.80 goes to the coin's Module and $3.20 to the platform.
That's the whole split, and it's the only fee there is.
Built on @Solana
Launching soon
Every keel coin trades on @MeteoraAG.
It opens on a dynamic bonding curve around $4k and graduates into its own damm v2 pool at $25k, $35k or $40k, the creator's pick. The pool liquidity stays locked.
Mint and freeze authority are revoked in the launch transaction. metadata is immutable.
Built on @Solana.
Launching soon.
One fee. seven things it can do.
Fee → floor reserve
Fee → dividends to holders
Fee → buyback and burn
Fee → split between up to five wallets
Fee → top three buyers of the round
Fee → the creator
Fee → a reserve that buys a 25% dip
One per coin, chosen at launch, fixed for good.
Built on @Solana.
Launching soon.