Slurp is a direct-to-DEX memecoin launchpad on Solana. No bonding curves, no graduation, no waiting. Your token hits a real DEX the moment you launch, with LP locked forever and creators earning trading fees for life.

Every other Solana launchpad locks your token behind a bonding curve. You're not on a DEX, you're inside a synthetic pricing mechanism. The token only "graduates" to a real DEX after it hits some arbitrary market-cap target, and even then you're waiting on a migration process that can fail, stall, or get front-run.

Slurp skips all of that. The pool is a real Meteora DAMM v2 pool from block one. Every swap is a real DEX swap. Every price point is real liquidity trading.

Connect your wallet, fill the form, hit Launch. That's it.

1. Connect a Solana wallet (Phantom, Backpack, Solflare).
2. Fill the form. Name, ticker, image, supply, starting market cap, optional dev buy.
3. Sign twice. Two wallet popups, under a minute total.
4. You're live. Token has a detail page, live chart, trades feed, holders list, and a sharable link.

Slurp lets you pick your own starting market cap when you launch. Other launchpads force every token through the same fixed bonding curve at the same starting price. You have no say. Slurp puts the slider in the creator's hands.

What it controls: the price the very first trade happens at. A higher starting MC means each token is worth more from block zero, so a smaller buy moves the chart less. A lower starting MC gives more upside on early sniping and classic memecoin chart patterns.

Range: $3K to $15K, step $1K. Default is $3K, where most launches live. The MC is anchored to live SOL/USD at launch time so the on-chain SOL deposited matches your dollar target within a few percent of price slippage.

The starting MC pairs with your dev buy (optional). The dev buy is bundled into the same transaction as the pool open, so even your own buy can't be front-run. Pick a higher starting MC if you want your dev buy to land at a non-trivial price; pick lower if you want maximum personal upside on your own bag.

Slurp also lets you pick your token's total supply at launch. Most launchpads hardcode one supply for every token. Slurp gives you the choice.

Range: 1M, 10M, 100M, 1B, 10B, 100B, or 1T tokens. Pick one of seven steps on the launch form.

Why it matters: at the same starting market cap, a smaller supply means a higher per-token price and a larger supply means a lower per-token price. Same dollar value, totally different chart aesthetic. 100M tokens at $5K MC works out to $0.00005 per token. 1T tokens at $5K MC works out to $0.000000005 per token.

Decimals are fixed at 6, so each token can be split down to 0.000001 — plenty of granularity at any supply.

Every token has its own page with a live chart, trades feed, holders list, and a buy/sell panel on the right. Swaps go through Meteora DAMM v2.

Every swap pays a flat 1% fee. That fee is split four ways: 35% to the creator (or — if the creator chose burn mode at launch — that 35% gets auto-bought-back-and-burnt instead, no SOL to the creator), 35% to Slurp, 20% to Meteora, and 10% to a weekly Diamond Hands prize pool that pays out the top wallets on the leaderboard. All fees are paid in SOL.

At launch, the entire supply is seeded into a single-sided LP position on Meteora DAMM v2, then atomically split between Slurp and the creator. Both positions are permanently locked. Neither side can ever withdraw liquidity.

Creators claim their 35% share from the portfolio page. Every launched token has a "Fees generated" widget with a Claim button. One click, one tx, SOL in your wallet.

At launch, every creator picks how to handle their 35% fee share: Gimme my fees (default — you claim SOL like normal) or Let 'em burn baby. Burn-mode tokens get a flame badge on every card and detail page.

For burn-mode tokens fees are auto bought back and burnt forever. The creator can't claim them — at launch, the authority over their fee position is permanently handed to a public burn wallet that can only swap fees into the token and burn them. No human in the loop, no manual button, no opt-out.

Why creators pick this: it aligns them 100% with holders. They make money only if the token does. Every trade is a tiny buy-back-and-burn — continuous price support plus permanent supply reduction. The flame badge is the public pledge.

Why this stops fee farming on rubbish launches: without burn mode, a creator can spam dozens of low-effort tokens, generate small fees on each, and pocket the SOL regardless of whether the token went anywhere. With burn mode, the creator's payout IS the token doing well — fees evaporate as supply burns, and there's nothing to farm. It filters for creators who actually believe in their launch instead of running a fee mill on disposable tickers.

A third option at launch: Send 'em to the LP. The creator's 35% fee share doesn't get claimed and doesn't get burnt — it gets auto-compounded back into the pool's liquidity, forever. Pool reserves grow on every claim cycle. The chart gets harder to dump on as the token ages.

Same atomic hand-off pattern as burn mode: at launch the creator-side position NFT goes to a public, dedicated wallet (address ends in groW) that can ONLY claim those fees, swap them into the pool, and addLiquidity back into the same locked position. No human in the loop, no opt-out.

Why creators pick this: it's the strongest possible "I'm not here to fee-farm" signal. Burn shrinks supply; compounding deepens the pool. Both end with the creator making zero SOL — but a compound-mode token gets more tradeable the longer it lives, while a burn-mode token gets scarcer. Pick whichever vibe your project needs.

Where it shines: compound mode tends to feel best on launches with a starting market cap around $3k–$8k. That's the sweet spot where each compound cycle visibly deepens a still-thin pool. Higher starting MCs work too — and on a token that finds real volume, the LP can grow very thick very quickly as fees pour back in. That's a feature, not a bug, but it's worth knowing what you're signing up for. Pick the starting MC that matches the chart you want.

Future modes will be put to the community vote. We want SLURP users to feel like they are part of a family and have input into decision making.

Keep an eye on our socials for public votes. SLURRRRRP It.

When you pick a ticker, Slurp checks against everything launched on the platform in the last hour. If someone else already used that ticker recently, you get bounced with a message like "$XXX just launched 12 min ago — pick something different and let theirs cook for an hour."

Why this exists: serial bot launchers and ticker farmers were spamming dozens of clones every time a ticker trended (news drops, X posts, meme moments). It splits liquidity across copycats, confuses traders, and steals momentum from whoever launched first. The 1-hour cooldown gives the original a fair window to actually find a market before the vampires move in.

This is a community-driven feature — multiple creators asked for it after watching their launches get drowned out by instant clones. It's not a moderation policy, it's a speed-bump against farming.

A 7-day rolling Diamond Hands board that rewards holders, not flippers. The longer you sit on a position, the higher you climb — and the top of the board takes real SOL at the end of every week.

10% of every trade fee on every Slurp token goes into a weekly Diamond Hands prize pool. At the end of each 7-day cycle the pool is paid directly to the top wallets on the board. No claim flow, no points — just SOL sent to your connected wallet.

A launchpad isn't just a tool, it's a place. Slurp has built-in wallet profiles so you actually know who's behind the tokens you're trading, who's shipping consistently, and who you trust to follow into the next launch.

We're not stopping there. This whole layer is where Slurp gets interesting longer-term: more social signals, better discovery, tighter loops between creators and the people who actually care about their tokens. Memecoins live and die on community, so we're building for it.