The Manna launchpad

The Manna launchpad lets anyone launch a coin with a fixed 1 billion supply, a fair bonding curve and a liquidity pool that's locked forever once the coin graduates. It's built for two kinds of people: creators who want a launch that takes a minute, and creators who want control over every detail, from the pair to who earns from each trade. This section explains every option, with real numbers from Manna's code.

What makes it different#

• Pair with almost anything. Launch against SOL, ETH or dollars, against tokenized stocks like TSLA or NVDA, against another Manna coin, or paste any token address. Your creator fees are paid in the pair asset.
• You decide who earns. Set a creator fee from 0% to 10% on top of Manna's 1%, then split it between yourself, holders, holders who are down on their bag, yappers who bring buyers, burns, a daily jackpot and airdrops to active traders. Manna pays the shared parts out automatically every 15 minutes.
• Snipers pay, not you. A sniper shield taxes buys in the first 3 to 30 seconds. Your own launch buy skips it.
• Trading rules, built into the coin. Up to 19 rules such as max wallet, anti-bundle, vesting or stock-market hours, enforced on every transfer and fixed forever. Live on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains.
• Locked liquidity, no rug button. At graduation the pool's liquidity is locked forever. Supply is fixed at 1B and the mint is revoked.
• Bot-ready on EVM. On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains a coin can trade in a Uniswap v4 pool from the first block, so every bot and screener sees it right away.
• A Manna address. Every coin gets a Manna address ending, so traders can tell at a glance it launched on Manna.

Two ways to launch#

The /launch page has two tabs.

Start with Launch your first coin for the Quick launch walkthrough, or go straight to Launch settings for every option in Customize everything.

A coin's life, from launch to DEX#

1. 1Launch. You confirm in your wallet. The coin is created with 1B supply, its pool opens, and your first buy (if any) goes through together with the pool, before anyone else can trade.
2. 2Sniper shield. For the first few seconds, buys pay a heavy extra fee. Bots that rush in fund your coin instead of dumping on it.
3. 3The bonding curve. Each buy raises the price along a fixed curve. Every trade pays Manna's 1% plus your creator fee, and your split is paid out every 15 minutes.
4. 4Graduation. When the curve fills (about 6×, 11× or 14.7× the start market cap, depending on the curve you picked), the coin moves to a DEX pool: Meteora on Solana, Uniswap v4 on EVM chains.
5. 5Forever after. The pool's liquidity is locked forever. Your coin keeps trading with the same fee, and fees keep flowing to you and your split.

The details are in Curves and graduation.

Every launchpad page#

Chains#

Launching is live on all 9 of Manna's chains: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. Pick the chain at the top of the launch page.

On Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, a few things differ: pairs are the native coin, USDC, Manna coins or a pasted token (no stock pairs); on mannas.fun your connected wallet signs and pays for the launch instead of one-tap cash; a first buy can only be locked for 30 days inside the launch; and addresses always end in Manna's EVM ending. The Telegram bot launches on all nine. See Supported chains.

What a launch costs#

• Manna's launch fee: $0.50 on Solana, $1 on Robinhood Chain, $1 on the other EVM chains, paid in the chain's native coin.
• Network costs: about 0.028 SOL in deposits for a Solana coin's accounts, or gas on EVM chains.
• Every trade afterwards pays 1% to Manna plus your creator fee. On Solana, Manna also takes 10% of the amount raised when a coin graduates.

The full breakdown is in Fees and Launch your first coin.

Related#

• Launch your first coin
• Launch and battles in the Telegram bot
• Holder payouts
• Risks