# Manna > Manna (mannas.fun) is a token launchpad and trading terminal that has not launched yet: no coins, contracts or token exist. At launch: launch a coin on any of 9 chains (Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche) with your own fee, fee split, trading rules and sniper shield; trade any token on the same 9 chains from one cash balance; copy traders, set orders, post calls, and earn cashback, referral rewards and holder payouts. A Telegram bot is planned. Notes for agents: - Every number in these docs (fees, limits, tiers) is generated from Manna's source code at build time. - Each page is also served as plain Markdown at https://mannas.fun/docs/raw/ (the docs home is https://mannas.fun/docs/raw/index). - The complete documentation in one file: https://mannas.fun/docs/llms-full.txt - Developer API: https://mannas.fun/developers (OpenAPI spec: https://mannas.fun/openapi.json). - Nothing here is financial advice. Trading new tokens is very high risk. ## Contents - Getting started / Manna documentation: https://mannas.fun/docs - Getting started / Create your account: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/account - Getting started / Add money to Manna: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/deposit - Getting started / Make your first trade: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/first-trade - Getting started / Launch your first coin: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/first-launch - Launchpad / The Manna launchpad: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad - Launchpad / Launch settings: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/settings - Launchpad / Fee routes: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/fee-routes - Launchpad / Trading rules: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/rules - Launchpad / Sniper shield: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield - Launchpad / Curves and graduation: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation - Launchpad / Vanity addresses: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses - Launchpad / Dev buy and locks: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks - Launchpad / Team Battles: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/team-battles - Launchpad / Creator tools: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/creator-tools - Trading / Trading on Manna: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading - Trading / One-tap trading and universal cash: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash - Trading / Slippage and price impact: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact - Trading / Take profit, stop loss, limit, trailing and DCA orders: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/orders - Trading / Copy trading: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/copy-trading - Trading / Price alerts and watchlist: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist - Trading / Portfolio and PnL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl - Trading / Deposit, withdraw and send: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send - Telegram bot / Manna Telegram bot: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot - Telegram bot / Bot command reference: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/commands - Telegram bot / Trading in the Telegram bot: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/trading - Telegram bot / Orders, copy trading and the sniper in the bot: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/orders-and-copy - Telegram bot / Launch coins and Team Battles in the bot: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/launch-and-battles - Telegram bot / Bot wallets, bridge and settings: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings - Social / The Manna feed: https://mannas.fun/docs/social - Social / Calls and theses: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/calls - Social / Profiles and privacy: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy - Social / Notifications, bookmarks and share cards: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks - Social / Leaderboard and clans: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans - Rewards & fees / Fees: https://mannas.fun/docs/fees - Rewards & fees / Rewards on Manna: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards - Rewards & fees / Cashback and referrals: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals - Rewards & fees / Holder payouts: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/holder-payouts - Rewards & fees / Burns and the Storehouse: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse - Rewards & fees / First 100 bonded: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded - Rewards & fees / Season 1 and Manna Pass: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/season-and-pass - Rewards & fees / Hype Crew: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/hype-crew - Rewards & fees / Manna AI: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/manna-ai - Bridge / Bridge: https://mannas.fun/docs/bridge - Chains & contracts / Supported chains: https://mannas.fun/docs/chains - Chains & contracts / Contracts and addresses: https://mannas.fun/docs/contracts - Security / Security and custody: https://mannas.fun/docs/security - Security / Risks you should understand: https://mannas.fun/docs/risks - API / API overview: https://mannas.fun/docs/api - Help / Frequently asked questions: https://mannas.fun/docs/faq - Help / Troubleshooting and error messages: https://mannas.fun/docs/troubleshooting - Help / Glossary: https://mannas.fun/docs/glossary - Help / Changelog: https://mannas.fun/docs/changelog - Legal / Terms of Service: https://mannas.fun/terms - Legal / Privacy Policy: https://mannas.fun/privacy - Legal / Risk Disclosure: https://mannas.fun/legal/risk - Legal / Fee Schedule: https://mannas.fun/legal/fees - Legal / Acceptable Use Policy: https://mannas.fun/legal/acceptable-use - Legal / Cookie and Storage Notice: https://mannas.fun/legal/cookies - Legal / Disclaimer: https://mannas.fun/legal/disclaimer - Legal / API Terms of Use: https://mannas.fun/legal/api-terms - Legal / Security and Bug Bounty: https://mannas.fun/legal/security ================================================================================ # Manna documentation URL: https://mannas.fun/docs Updated: 2026-11-03 > Everything about Manna in one place. How launching a coin works, how to trade any token from one cash balance, and how you earn from what you trade, hold and share. Manna has not launched yet. Manna is a launchpad and a trading terminal in one app. You can **launch a coin** on 9 chains (Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche) in three taps, or customize every detail of it: its pair, its fee, who that fee pays, the trading rules the token enforces on itself, and a sniper shield for its first seconds. You can **trade any token** on the same 9 chains from a single cash balance, with one-tap trading, orders, copy trading and alerts. And everything you do **earns**: cashback on trading fees, referral rewards, payouts from the coins you hold, and Season 1 points. At launch Manna will run at [mannas.fun](https://mannas.fun), with a Telegram bot and mobile apps to follow. They share one account, so a position you open in Telegram is in your portfolio on the web. > [!NOTE] Manna has not launched > These docs describe how Manna works at launch. Nothing is live yet: no coins, no contracts, no $MANNA token. Addresses and handles are published here when they exist. Treat anything claiming otherwise as fake. > [!TIP] New here? > Start with [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account), then [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit) and [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade). If you came to launch, go straight to [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch). ## Start here :::cards - [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account): Sign in with X, Google, Telegram, email or a wallet. Your wallets are created for you. - [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit): Deposit crypto or buy with a card. One cash balance works on every chain. - [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade): Find a token, buy it with a slide, set a take profit and stop loss. - [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch): A picture, a name and a ticker. Manna handles the rest. ::: ## Explore the docs :::cards - [Launchpad](/docs/launchpad): Every launch setting, the 19 trading rules, sniper shield, curves, graduation and creator tools. - [Trading](/docs/trading): The terminal, routing, one-tap trading, slippage, orders, copy trading, alerts and PnL. - [Telegram bot](/docs/bot): Every command and screen in the Manna bot, from buying to launching to bridging. - [Social](/docs/social): The feed, calls and how call stats are computed, profiles, privacy and leaderboards. - [Fees](/docs/fees): The complete fee schedule, with examples. Nothing hidden. - [Rewards](/docs/rewards): Cashback, referrals, holder payouts, burns, Hype Crew, Season 1 points and AI credits. - [Bridge](/docs/bridge): Move money between all nine chains. - [Chains and contracts](/docs/chains): Supported chains, and where official contract addresses will be published. - [Security](/docs/security): Who holds your keys, what one-tap trading can and can't do, and how to stay safe. - [API](/docs/api): Build on Manna with the developer API and the Manna AI API. - [FAQ](/docs/faq): Quick answers to the questions people ask most. - [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting): Every error message Manna can show, what it means and what to do. ::: ## How Manna works, in one minute **Launching.** A coin on Manna starts on a bonding curve: the price rises as people buy and falls as they sell. Each trade pays Manna 1% plus the creator's own fee (0 to 10%, chosen at launch). The creator decides where their fee goes: to themselves, to holders every 15 minutes, to holders who are down, to the people who share the coin, to buybacks and burns, to a daily jackpot or to airdrops. When the curve fills, the coin **graduates** to a normal DEX pool whose liquidity is locked forever. ```diagram:launch-lifecycle ``` **Trading.** Paste any contract address or search a name. Manna finds the best route on that token's chain (on Solana it compares pump.fun, Jupiter, PumpSwap, Meteora and Raydium) and pays for it from your cash, wherever your cash is. If your money is on another chain, Manna moves it for you in the same trade. **Earning.** 25% of Manna's trading fee on the trading page comes back to you as cashback (higher tiers ship off), and 25% of the fee from people you invite goes to you. Coins you hold may pay you Harvest Drops, Comeback Fund payouts and jackpots. Everything you do earns Season 1 points. ## What makes Manna different | | Manna | | --- | --- | | Chains you can trade | Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | | Chains you can launch on | All 9: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | | One balance across chains | Yes: buys pull from cash on any chain automatically | | Creator chooses the fee and where it goes | Yes: 0 to 10% on top of Manna's 1%, split across 7 destinations | | Trading rules the token enforces itself | 19 rules, such as max wallet, anti-bundle, vesting and market hours | | Sniper shield | Yes, 3 to 30 seconds, on every chain | | Pair your coin with stocks | Yes: tokenized stocks on Solana and Robinhood Chain (not on the other seven chains) | | Liquidity after graduation | Locked forever | | Cashback on your own trading fees | 25% of Manna's fee | | Telegram bot with the same account | Yes | ## For AI agents and developers - The whole documentation as one plain-text file: [/docs/llms-full.txt](/docs/llms-full.txt), and an index at [/llms.txt](/llms.txt). - Every page has a **Copy as Markdown** button, and a Markdown version at `/docs/raw/`. - The developer API is documented at [/developers](/developers). See [API overview](/docs/api). > [!WARNING] Trading is risky > New tokens can lose all of their value in seconds. Manna shows you market data and executes what you ask; it does not give advice. Read the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk) before you trade, and only use money you can afford to lose. ================================================================================ # Create your account URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/account Updated: 2026-11-03 > Sign in with Telegram (no phone number), X, Google, email and more, or connect your own wallet. What gets created for you, what each option can do, and how to export or delete it later. You don't need a crypto wallet to use Manna. Sign in with an account you already have and Manna creates wallets for you on every chain. They are yours: you can export the keys whenever you like. If you already use a wallet such as Phantom or MetaMask, you can connect it instead. ## Two ways to sign in | | Sign in with an account | Connect your own wallet | | --- | --- | --- | | How | Telegram (through the Manna bot), X, Google, Apple, email and others | Phantom, Solflare and other Solana wallets; MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet and other browser wallets | | Wallets | Manna creates a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet for you | You use the wallet you connected | | Who holds the keys | You, through Privy's secure wallet infrastructure. Manna never sees them | You, in your wallet app | | One-tap trading (no pop-ups) | Yes | No: your wallet asks you to confirm every transaction | | One cash balance across all chains | Yes | No | | Orders, DCA and copy trading | Yes | No (they need one-tap trading) | | Same account in the Telegram bot | Yes, when you sign in with Telegram | No | Most people should sign in with an account. It is faster, it works on every chain at once, and it unlocks the features that trade for you while you're away. ## Sign in with an account 1. Open [mannas.fun](https://mannas.fun) and tap **Sign in** (top right). 2. In **Sign in to Manna**, pick a method: **Continue with Telegram** at the top (see [below](#sign-in-with-telegram)), or **X**, **Google**, **Apple**, **GitHub**, **Twitch**, **Instagram** and **Email**; you only see the ones that are switched on. 3. Finish the sign-in in the window that opens (for email, enter the code you receive). 4. That's it. Manna creates your wallets: one Solana wallet, and one EVM wallet whose address is the same on Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. Right after your first sign-in, Manna asks once to switch on **one-tap trading**, so buys and sells don't need a confirmation pop-up. If you skip it, you'll see **Turn on one-tap trading** the first time you open a buy sheet. Read [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) to see exactly what that permission allows. > [!NOTE] Sign in the same way each time > Your account is tied to the sign-in method you use. Signing in with a different method can create a separate account with separate wallets. Pick one method and stick with it. ### Signing in with X makes you verified If you sign in with X, your X handle is linked to your profile and you get the verified tick next to your name. Your X handle also becomes your Manna username if nobody has taken it. See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy#the-verified-badge). ### Sign in with Telegram Signing in with Telegram goes through Manna's own bot, the Manna Telegram bot. Manna never asks for your phone number. 1. Tap **Sign in**, then **Continue with Telegram**. 2. Tap **Open Telegram**. On a computer you can also scan the QR code with your phone, or use **Open Telegram Desktop**. 3. In the bot, tap **Start**. The bot shows which browser and place the sign-in comes from. 4. Tap **✅ Sign in**. The mannas.fun page signs you in by itself a moment later. The link lasts 2 minutes and works once. Only the browser that asked for it can use it. **Telegram didn't open?** Tap **Telegram didn't open?** under the button. The page shows a short code. Send `/login` and the code to the Manna bot (for example `/login K7P2QX`), then tap **✅ Sign in**. The code always goes from the page to the bot. Manna never asks you to type a code from Telegram into a website. > [!WARNING] Only approve sign-ins you started > Tapping **✅ Sign in** in the bot gives that browser your account. If someone sends you a Manna sign-in link or a `/login` code and asks you to tap it, tap **✕ Not me**: they would get into your account. If you tapped **Sign in** by mistake, tap **🚫 Revoke** on the same message right away. That browser is signed out within seconds. New to the bot? Signing in creates your Manna account and wallets on the spot, exactly as if you had sent `/start`. ### Telegram: one account on the web and in the bot When you first message the Manna Telegram bot, the bot creates your Manna account and wallets on the spot. Signing in to mannas.fun with **Telegram** opens that same account: same wallets, same cash, same positions, orders and watchlist. Your slippage and auto take profit / stop loss settings are shared too. See [Telegram bot](/docs/bot). ### Link Telegram to an account you already have Signed in with X, Google, Apple or email? You can use the same account in the bot: 1. Open the account menu: tap your avatar (top right) to go to your profile, then **Account** (the gear). Under **Telegram**, tap **Link**. 2. Tap **Open Telegram**, then **Start** and **🔗 Link** in the bot. The bot then trades with your mannas.fun wallets and cash. Linking needs [one-tap trading](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) switched on, because that is what lets the bot trade for you. Two accounts are never merged: if your Telegram already has its own Manna account with its own wallets, linking stops and tells you so. Use **Continue with Telegram** to open that account instead, or link a Telegram account that hasn't used the bot yet. An account made with an outside wallet (Phantom, MetaMask) can't be linked, because Manna can't trade with a wallet you hold yourself. ### Your Telegram sign-ins The account menu lists every browser signed in with Telegram under **Signed in with Telegram**, with its browser, place and time. Tap **Sign out** next to one to end it, or **Sign out all**. **🚫 Revoke** on the bot's message does the same for that browser. **Sign out** on mannas.fun ends that session on Manna's servers too. ## Connect your own wallet 1. Tap **Sign in**, then scroll to **or connect a wallet**. 2. Choose a wallet under **Solana** or under **Robinhood Chain** (EVM browser wallets). 3. Approve the connection, then sign the message your wallet shows. Signing proves you own the address. It is **not** a transaction: it costs nothing and moves nothing. The signature request is valid for 15 minutes and can only be used once. Once signed, Manna keeps you signed in with a secure session cookie for up to 30 days. On a phone with no wallet extension, Manna offers **Open in Phantom**, **Open in Solflare**, **Open in MetaMask** or **Open in Rabby / Coinbase Wallet**, which opens Manna inside that wallet's browser. > [!TIP] Want one-tap trading but already have a wallet? > Sign in with an account (for example Google) to get one-tap trading and universal cash, then send funds from your own wallet to your new Manna address once. Manna shows this tip as **Tired of confirming every trade?** when you trade with an outside wallet. ## What your account comes with - **A profile** with a generated name and picture (you can change both), at `mannas.fun/u/@yourname`. See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). - **Two wallets** (account sign-in) that hold your cash and tokens on all nine chains. - **A cash balance** that adds up the SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX and stablecoins (USDC, and USDG on Robinhood Chain) across your wallets. See [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit). - **Rewards**: cashback on trading fees from your first trade, and a free [Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) with an invite code and a welcome bonus of Season 1 points when you claim it. ## Export your keys Your keys are yours. To use your Manna wallet in another app: 1. Open the account menu: tap your avatar (top right) to go to your profile, then **Account** (the gear). 2. Tap **Export key**. It only appears for wallets Manna created for you. 3. The export happens inside Privy's own secure window. Manna's website never sees your key. If you signed in with Telegram through the bot, Privy first has to confirm it's you, so **Export key** asks you to sign in once more with Privy. For an account that started in the bot, that is Telegram's official login on oauth.telegram.org, which asks for your phone number. That page belongs to Telegram, and Manna never sees your number. You only need it to export a key. > [!DANGER] Your key is your money > Anyone with your private key can take everything in the wallet. Never paste it into a website or a chat, and never share it with anyone, including anyone claiming to be Manna support. Manna will never ask for it. ## Delete your account 1. Open your profile (tap your avatar), tap **Account** (the gear), then **Delete account** at the bottom (or tap **Edit profile**, then **Delete account**). 2. Read what gets deleted, type `DELETE` and tap **Delete forever**. You can only delete an account holding less than $1 of cash, so nobody deletes an account with money still in it by mistake. Move your funds out first (see [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send)), or export your keys. Deleting removes your profile (name, bio, pictures, linked X handle, email, invite code, points and settings), erases your posts and unlinks them from you, removes your likes, reposts, bookmarks, follows (both ways), blocks and clan membership, deletes your notifications, watchlist, watch-only wallets and price alerts, cancels open orders, stops copy trading and one-tap, revokes your API and Manna AI keys and webhooks, signs you out on every device and deletes your sign-in. Trades, positions and payout records stay, linked only to your wallet address. Your wallets themselves are not destroyed: anything left in them stays on-chain and is still yours if you exported the keys. Transactions already on a blockchain are public and can never be deleted by anyone. The [Privacy Policy](/privacy) lists what is kept and why. ## Related - [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit) - [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Security and custody](/docs/security) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) ================================================================================ # Add money to Manna URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/deposit Updated: 2026-11-03 > Fund your Manna account with crypto, a debit card or an exchange. Learn which address to use, what counts as cash, why USDC alone is enough (the network fee comes out of your USDC), and how long deposits take. Before you can buy anything on Manna you need money in your account. Manna calls everything you can spend **cash**: the native coins and dollar stablecoins sitting in your Manna wallets on any of the 9 chains Manna supports. You can add cash three ways: send crypto you already own, buy USDC with a debit card, or move funds from an exchange or payment app. This page shows each way step by step, which address to use for what, and the small details that save you a failed first trade. ## Before you start You need a Manna account. If you sign in with X, Google, Apple, email or another social login, Manna creates two wallets for you on the spot: one Solana wallet and one EVM wallet. The EVM wallet has the same address on Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. See [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account) if you haven't signed in yet. > [!NOTE] > If you signed in with an outside wallet such as Phantom or MetaMask, deposits go to that wallet's own address and your wallet asks you to confirm every trade. To get one-tap trading and universal cash, sign in with X, Google, Apple or email. See [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). ## Three ways to deposit Open the deposit sheet from your profile (the **+** button next to **Total cash**) or from the **Deposit** button that appears in a buy sheet when you don't have enough cash. The sheet is titled **Deposit with** and offers three options. | Option | What the app says | What happens | Best for | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Crypto** | Receive USDC, SOL or ETH from any wallet | Shows your address and a QR code to send to | You already hold crypto in another wallet | | **Debit card** | Buy USDC with a card, lands in minutes | Opens a card checkout that buys USDC into your Solana wallet | Your first deposit with no crypto yet | | **Exchanges and apps** | Coinbase, Binance and more | Opens a flow to move funds from an exchange or app as USDC to your Solana wallet | Money already on an exchange | Card and exchange deposits are handled by Manna's wallet provider, Privy. They buy USDC and deliver it to your Solana wallet. The checkout starts with $50 filled in. If card and exchange deposits aren't available for your account, the app says so and asks you to use **Crypto**. ## Deposit crypto step by step 1. Tap the **+** next to **Total cash** on your profile, or **Deposit** in a buy sheet. 2. Choose **Crypto**. The sheet changes to **Receive crypto**. 3. Pick a tab: **Solana** (USDC or SOL) or **Robinhood / EVM** (USDC or ETH). 4. Scan the QR code, or tap **Copy** to copy the full address. 5. In the wallet or exchange you're sending from, paste the address, pick the matching network, and send. 6. Wait for the transfer to confirm. Your **Total cash** updates on its own. Under the QR code the sheet tells you exactly what to send: "Send only USDC or SOL on Solana to this address" on the Solana tab, and "Send only USDC (USDG on Robinhood) or the chain's coin, on a chain Manna supports, to this address" on the EVM tab. Below that: "Deposit USDC or SOL, either works" (or "USDC or ETH" on the EVM tab), because when you hold only USDC the network fee comes out of that USDC (a few cents). ## Which address for what | You want to send | Network to pick in the sending app | Tab in **Receive crypto** | | --- | --- | --- | | SOL | Solana | **Solana** | | USDC | Solana | **Solana** | | ETH | Robinhood Chain | **Robinhood / EVM** | Your EVM address is the same on every EVM chain Manna supports, and Manna reads your balance on all of them. So native coins and USDC that arrive on Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Avalanche also count as cash (see the table below). The deposit sheet only lists the routes above because they are the simplest; if you send on another EVM chain, make sure the network in your sending app matches one of the chains in the table. > [!WARNING] Match the network > A Solana address and an EVM address are different formats, and a transfer on a network Manna doesn't support can't be seen or spent by Manna. Tokens that are not on the list below don't count as cash. When in doubt, use the tab and network the sheet names. ## Universal cash: one balance across chains Manna adds up the spendable balance in both of your wallets on all 9 chains and shows it as one dollar number. When you buy a token on any chain, Manna pays from that cash and, if the money sits on a different chain, moves it for you first. You never switch networks or bridge by hand. How Manna picks where to pay from is explained in [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). ### What counts as cash | Chain | Native coin | Stablecoin | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | SOL | USDC | | Robinhood Chain | ETH | USDG | | Base | ETH | USDC | | Ethereum | ETH | USDC | | BNB Chain | BNB | USDC | | Arbitrum | ETH | USDC | | Optimism | ETH | USDC | | Polygon | POL | USDC | | Avalanche | AVAX | USDC | Only these 18 assets count. Other tokens you hold (memecoins, other stablecoins, wrapped tokens) are holdings, not cash, and show in your portfolio instead. Balances worth less than half a cent are ignored. Stablecoins count at $1; native coins count at their live price. ## Gas: deposit USDC or the chain's coin, either works Every transaction pays a small network fee (gas) in the chain's native coin. You don't have to hold any: **deposit USDC or SOL (or USDC or ETH on an EVM chain), either works.** When you hold only USDC, Manna handles the network fee and takes it from your USDC (a few cents). How that works on each chain is in [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). - **Solana, USDC only.** Before your first trade, Manna swaps a little of your USDC (about $1 to $2) into SOL for your wallet so it can pay its next few fees, and Manna's keeper fronts the fee of that one swap. The same swap takes $0.02 of your USDC to pay that fee back. You need at least $2 of USDC on Solana. This works for your Manna wallets and for a connected wallet such as Phantom (it asks you to approve the swap once). - **EVM chains, USDC only (your Manna wallets).** Moving USDC to another chain needs no gas at all: you sign a USDC permit and the route needs no gas coin from you. To spend USDC on the same chain, Manna sends your wallet a few cents of the chain's coin, and your wallet pays it back in USDC, plus $0.02, in its very next transaction. You need at least $5 of USDC on that chain. Ethereum mainnet is the exception: its gas is too expensive for this, so to spend USDC on Ethereum itself, hold some ETH there. A connected EVM wallet (MetaMask and others) still pays its own gas. - When Manna buys on a chain, it leaves a small amount of that chain's native coin unspent: about 0.003 SOL on Solana, 0.0006 ETH on Ethereum, and 0.00005 of the native coin on the other chains. - When Manna pays from a native balance on another chain, it keeps some of it aside for fees: about $0.50 of SOL, $3 of ETH on Ethereum, and $0.30 on the other chains. - In a buy sheet you can spend up to 97% of your cash in one buy, which is what **Max** fills. The rest is room for fees and price moves. > [!TIP] > USDC alone is a fine first deposit. Manna turns a dollar or two of it into gas the first time it's needed, then your trades pay their own fees from that. ## How long it takes - **Solana**: a transfer usually confirms within seconds of being sent. - **Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains**: usually seconds to a minute, depending on the chain and the app you send from. - **Debit card**: the app says it lands in minutes; the card provider's checks can add time. - **Exchanges**: depends on the exchange's own withdrawal processing. Once the transfer is confirmed, Manna refreshes your cash on its own. The number reloads about every 15 seconds, so allow up to half a minute before it shows. ## First-deposit tips 1. Start small. Send a test amount first, check it appears, then send the rest. 2. Copy the address with the **Copy** button. Never type it by hand. 3. Deposit on the chain you expect to trade most. A buy on the same chain as your cash skips the cross-chain step and lands fastest. 4. No need to send a gas coin: USDC alone works. Keep at least $2 of USDC on Solana (or $5 on an EVM chain) so the network fee can be paid from it. 5. Turn on one-tap trading right after your first deposit so buys need no wallet pop-ups. The **⚡ Turn on one-tap trading** strip in any buy sheet does it in one tap. 6. Bigger deposits split across several chains are fine, but each buy is paid from one source at a time. If your cash is spread thin, a large buy may need a smaller amount. See [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#limits-and-common-messages). ## If something looks wrong | What you see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | Cash didn't update | The transfer hasn't confirmed, or the app hasn't refreshed yet | Wait 30 seconds, check the transfer on a block explorer | | You sent a token that isn't on the cash list | It arrived, but it isn't cash | Find it under your holdings; sell it on Manna to turn it into cash | | "No Solana wallet connected" or "No EVM wallet connected" on a tab | You signed in with a single-chain outside wallet | Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email to get both wallets | | **Not available yet** for card or exchange | Card and exchange deposits aren't switched on for you | Use **Crypto** | ## Related - [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account) - [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) - [Supported chains](/docs/chains) ================================================================================ # Make your first trade URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/first-trade Updated: 2026-11-03 > Find a token, read its page, buy it with Slide to buy, sell it, protect it with take profit and stop loss, and check the result in your portfolio. A complete walkthrough for your first trade on Manna. This guide takes you from an empty search box to a finished trade. You will find a token, read its page, buy it, set a take profit and stop loss, sell, and see your profit or loss. It works the same for coins launched on Manna and for any other token on the 9 chains Manna trades. It assumes you already have cash in your account; if not, start with [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit). ## Before you start - **Sign in** with X, Google, Apple or email. This gives you a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet, and lets you use one-tap trading. - **Add cash** on any chain. You don't need it on the same chain as the token; Manna moves it for you. - **Turn on one-tap trading** when Manna asks. The strip at the top of every buy sheet reads **⚡ Turn on one-tap trading** with "Buy with your cash from any chain, no wallet pop-ups. One time." Tap **Turn on** once. After that, trades run without wallet pop-ups. Details are in [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). > [!NOTE] > If you trade with an outside wallet (Phantom, MetaMask and others), everything below still works, but your wallet asks you to confirm each trade, and you pay from that wallet's balance on that chain only. ## Step 1: Find a token There are three ways in. ### Search Press **Ctrl+K** (Windows) or **Cmd+K** (Mac), press **/**, or tap the search bar. The search box reads "Search coins, people, or paste any CA…". Type at least two letters of a name or ticker, or paste a full contract address. Results show the symbol, chain, price and a **MANNA** tag for coins launched on Manna. Use the arrow keys and **Enter**, or tap a result. ### Paste a contract address on Trade Open [Trade](/trade). The page is titled **Trade anything**. Paste a contract address (CA) or search a name or ticker. Manna finds the token on whichever chain it lives on. A pasted address is the safest way to get the exact token you mean, because many tokens share a ticker. > [!WARNING] Copycat tickers > Anyone can launch a token called the same thing as a popular one. Check the contract address against the project's official links before you buy. Manna shows the address on every token page with a copy button. ### Browse Discover The home page lists live coins in feeds: **Trending**, **Top**, **Surge**, **New**, **About to graduate**, **Graduated** and **★ Watchlist**. Every row has a **Buy** button, so you can buy straight from the list. Tap a row to open its page. See [Trading on Manna](/docs/trading#discover) for what each feed means. ## Step 2: Read the token page Manna coins open on their own coin page (with extra sections for the launch, its fee routes and its rules); any other token opens on the trading page. Both share the same core layout. On the trading page, from top to bottom: 1. **Header**: logo with a chain badge, ticker, name, contract address (tap to copy), and the launchpad it came from when known. The bell sets a [price alert](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist) and the star adds it to your watchlist. 2. **Price and market cap**, updating live. The colored pill shows the change over the chart range you picked. 3. **Chart**: pick **1M**, **1H**, **4H**, **1D**, **1W** or **ALL**, switch between line and candles, and turn on markers that show Manna traders' buys and sells. Your open orders appear as lines on the candles. 4. **Your position** (once you hold it): value, profit or loss, what you invested, your average entry market cap, and a **Share** button. 5. **Orders**: arm a take profit, stop loss, limit buy or DCA (step 5 below). 6. **Tabs**: **Positions** (Manna traders in this token, plus on-chain holder count and top-10 share), **Top traders**, **Feed** (theses and activity) and **About**. Before buying, check three things: market cap (how big it already is), liquidity (how much money is in its pool, shown on the trading page search results and in About), and the holder spread in **Positions**. A thin pool means bigger price impact. ## Step 3: Buy At the bottom of the page on phones (in the right-hand column on desktop) sits the trade dock: a Buy / Sell toggle, amount chips, a big **Buy** button, and a ⚡ quick-buy button. On the trading page the chips are **$10**, **$25** and **$100**. On a Manna coin page they are in the coin's pair currency, for example 0.1, 0.5 and 1 SOL for a SOL-paired coin, or $10, $25 and $100 for a dollar-paired one. 1. Tap an amount chip, or tap **Buy** to open the sheet empty. 2. In the sheet, the amount is in dollars under **You pay**. Use the presets (**$10**, **$25**, **$100**, **Max**) or the keypad. 3. Read the line under the amount: **You get ≈** the number of tokens your amount buys right now. 4. Check the slippage button (**Slippage Auto** by default) and the impact figure next to it. Both are explained in [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). 5. Check the fee line under the keypad. On the trading page it reads **Fee 1% · 25% back**; on a Manna coin page it reads **25% cashback**. 6. Drag **Slide to buy** all the way to the right. You need to drag it past about 88% of the track; let go earlier and it springs back. Keyboard users can focus the knob and press **Enter** or **Space**. A banner at the top of the screen shows **Buying** while the trade lands, then **Bought** with the amount of tokens and an **Add thesis** button to post why you bought. ### What you pay On a $100 buy, Manna's fee is 1%, so $1. 25% of that fee ($0.25) comes back to you as cashback, ready to claim on [Rewards](/me). Higher reward tiers return up to 40%. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). You also pay the network fee for the transaction, and if your cash had to move from another chain first, that cross-chain move's own costs. Some Manna coins pay through their pool fee instead of the 1%; [Trading on Manna](/docs/trading#fees-on-each-path) lists every case. ### Quick buy The ⚡ button buys a fixed amount the moment a price is in, with no slide. On the trading page it starts at $10. On a Manna coin page it starts at an amount in the coin's pair currency (for example 0.1 SOL, 0.005 ETH or $10), and you can change it with **Quick buy … · change** under the dock on desktop (or a right-click on the ⚡ button). The quick buy still checks your balance and the price impact before it fires. ## Step 4: Set a take profit and stop loss Protect the trade so you don't have to watch it. 1. On the token page, find the **Orders** card and tap **+ TP / SL**. 2. On the **Sell at price** tab, either tap **Arm** on **⚡ One-tap bracket** (take profit at 2x selling half, plus stop loss at -30% selling all), or set your own trigger: type a market cap or price, or tap a chip like **+50%** or **-25%**. 3. Pick how much to sell: **25%**, **50%**, **75%**, **100%** or **Initial** (just enough to take back what you put in). 4. Tap the arm button. You'll see "Watching the market for you. It fires even with Manna closed." Orders need one-tap trading. Full details, including trailing stops and DCA, are in [Orders](/docs/trading/orders). ## Step 5: Sell 1. On the dock, switch the toggle to **Sell** (it only works while you hold the token) and tap **Sell**. 2. Pick **25%**, **50%**, **Max** or **Initial**, or type a dollar amount. 3. Drag **Slide to sell**. The sale comes back as the chain's native coin (SOL on Solana, ETH on Robinhood and the ETH chains, BNB, POL or AVAX elsewhere), which is cash again. **Initial** is useful after a big run: it sells exactly enough to recover what you put in and leaves the rest riding. If the bag is worth less than you put in, Manna tells you to use **Max** instead. ## Step 6: Check your portfolio Open your profile. You'll see your net worth, a value chart (**24h**, **7d**, **30d**, **All**), and your tokens under **Holdings**. Tap a position to see invested, profit, average entry and exit market cap, every transaction, and a **Share card** button. After you sell everything, the position moves to **Closed** and counts toward your win rate. See [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl). ## If the trade doesn't go through | Message | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | "The price moved too fast. Try again." | The price moved past your slippage before the trade landed | Try again, or raise slippage a little | | "Not enough to cover this trade and its network fee." | Not enough cash after fees | Use a smaller amount or deposit | | "Your cash is still arriving on this chain, try again in a few seconds" | Manna moved cash from another chain and it hasn't landed yet | Wait a few seconds and try again | | "Solana is busy, try again in a few seconds" | A routing service or the network didn't answer | Try again shortly | | "This token has no liquidity to trade yet" | No pool or curve holds any money | Nothing to buy yet | | "The network was slow and the trade didn't land. Nothing was spent, try again." | The transaction expired before a block picked it up | Try again | More fixes are in [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting). ## Related - [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit) - [Trading on Manna](/docs/trading) - [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact) - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) - [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl) - [Fees](/docs/fees) ================================================================================ # Launch your first coin URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/getting-started/first-launch Updated: 2026-11-03 > A step-by-step walkthrough of Quick launch on mannas.fun. What each screen means, what a launch costs on each chain, and what happens once your coin is live. This guide walks you through launching a coin with **Quick launch**, the fastest way to go live on Manna. You pick a picture, a name and a ticker, decide whether to buy some yourself, and confirm. Manna fills in every other setting with sensible defaults. It takes about a minute, and you can launch on any of Manna's 9 chains: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. If you want to control the pair, the fee split, the sniper shield or trading rules, use the **step by step** or **Advanced** layouts instead. You can switch between them at any time without losing what you typed. Every setting, and both layouts, are explained in [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings#long-sheet-or-step-by-step). ## Before you start You need three things: - **A wallet on the chain you launch on.** A Solana wallet for Solana, an EVM wallet for Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains (one EVM address works on all eight). On Solana and Robinhood Chain, if you use Manna's one-tap cash, Manna can move what the launch needs from your cash first (see [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash)). On Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche your wallet pays for itself, so it needs the chain's native coin on that chain. - **A little of the chain's native coin** for network costs and Manna's small launch fee (see [What it costs](#what-it-costs)). - **An image** for your coin: PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, under 1.5 MB. A square image looks best. You can launch without one, and Manna shows the first letter of your ticker instead. > [!TIP] > Decide your ticker before you start. Once the coin is live, the name, ticker and image are part of the token and can't be changed. ## Step by step Open [/launch](/launch). The page opens step by step (Basics, Fees, Review). Tap **Quick** at the top for the three short steps below; your choice is remembered. The dots in the top right show where you are. ### Pick a chain The chain tabs sit at the top of the card: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. Chains that aren't live yet show as coming soon. On a phone the row scrolls sideways. **Advanced**, in the same switch at the top, opens the full sheet with what you've typed so far. ### Step 1: Your coin "A picture, a name and a ticker. That's all you need." 1. Tap the square to **Add image**, or drag a file onto it. 2. Type a **Name**, up to 32 characters (for example "Zuzu the Otter"). 3. Manna fills in a **Ticker** from the name as you type: the first word in capitals if it's 3 letters or longer ("Zuzu the Otter" becomes ZUZU), otherwise the words joined ("Al Bo" becomes ALBO). Edit it if you want something else. 4. Optional: pick an **Address ending**, the last characters of your coin's address. Leave it empty to get Manna's default ending. On EVM chains the ending is fixed and can't be changed. See [Vanity addresses](/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses). 5. Optional: tap **+ Add description and links** to add a description (up to 500 characters), an X handle, a Telegram link and a website. 6. Tap **Continue**. The button reads **Add a name** until you have a name and a ticker. Ticker rules, so you're not surprised: | Rule | Solana | Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains | | --- | --- | --- | | Longest ticker | 10 bytes | 12 bytes | | Letters, numbers, symbols | Allowed, any case (shi.gov, 2049) | Allowed, any case | | Spaces and invisible characters | Removed | Removed | | Leading $ | Removed (Manna adds it for display) | Removed | Limits are counted in bytes because that's what the chains count: a plain letter is 1 byte, an accented letter 2, an emoji 4. If you switch from Robinhood to Solana, a ticker longer than 10 bytes is cut to fit. ### Step 2: Buy some first? "Be your coin's first buyer. You skip the sniper shield, so you get the launch price." Your first buy (often called the dev buy) goes through in the launch itself, before any bot can trade. Pick a shortcut or type any amount: | Chain | Shortcuts | | --- | --- | | Solana | Skip, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5, 1 SOL | | Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism | Skip, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05 ETH | | BNB Chain | Skip, 0.005, 0.02, 0.05, 0.2 BNB | | Polygon | Skip, 20, 100, 500, 2,000 POL | | Avalanche | Skip, 0.2, 1, 5, 20 AVAX | The card shows about how much of the supply you'd get, for example "You buy about 2.73% of the supply for 1 SOL" with the default settings. Tap **Skip** for no first buy: you can always buy later like anyone else. On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains your first buy counts toward the team cap, which is 5% of the supply in Quick launch. If you want to buy more than that, raise the cap in **Customize everything**. More in [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). ### Step 3: Ready? "Check it over, then send it." You see your coin card, the address ending and a summary of the settings Manna picked: | Line | What it means | | --- | --- | | Paired with | The asset people buy your coin with: the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX). | | Fee per trade | 1% to Manna plus your 1% creator fee, 2% in total. | | Your fees go to | The Balanced split: you, holders, the Comeback Fund, yappers (Hype Crew) and burn. | | Sniper shield | 10 seconds. On Solana every buy in that window pays a flat 90%. You skip it. | | Graduates | The Normal curve: about how much has to be raised, and the market cap at graduation. | | Trades on | Solana: "Manna curve, then Meteora". EVM chains: "Uniswap from launch, every bot". | Want to change something? Tap **Change fee, pair, split or rules**. Tap **Launch $TICKER**. If your wallet isn't connected yet, the button says **Connect** plus the chain's name (for example **Connect Solana wallet** or **Connect Base wallet**), and the launch carries on as soon as you connect. ### While it launches Keep the page open. You'll see four stages: 1. **Saving your coin's image and info** 2. **Getting your Manna address** 3. **Approve in your wallet.** On Solana your wallet asks you to approve 2 transactions (the coin's settings, then the pool with your first buy). On EVM chains you approve the launch. 4. **Launching on-chain** On EVM chains, a second small transaction follows once the coin is live: Manna's $1 launch fee (see below). ### Your coin is live The success screen shows "$TICKER is live", your contract address with a copy button, and four actions: - **Open my coin** takes you to your coin's page. - **Share on X** opens a ready-made post with your coin's link. - **View transaction** opens the launch on the block explorer. - **Launch another** clears the form. ## What Quick launch sets for you These are the exact defaults. Everything here can be changed in **Customize everything** before launch, but not after. | Setting | Quick launch value | | --- | --- | | Pair | The chain's native coin: SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX | | Creator fee | 1% per trade, on top of Manna's 1% | | Fee split | Balanced: 40% you, 25% holders, 15% Comeback Fund, 10% Hype Crew, 10% burn | | Sniper shield | 10 seconds. Solana: flat 90%. EVM: 99% falling fast to zero | | Sniper tax (EVM) | Comeback Fund | | Team cap (EVM) | 5% of supply | | Graduation curve | Normal (about 11× the start market cap) | | Where it trades (EVM) | Bot-ready: a Uniswap v4 pool from the first block | | Trading rules | None | | Dev buy lock | Off | | Holders-only chat | Off | ## What it costs {#what-it-costs} Manna charges a small launch fee. The chain charges its own network costs on top. | | Solana | Robinhood Chain | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Manna launch fee | $0.50, paid in SOL inside the launch transaction | $1, paid in ETH in a small transfer right after the launch succeeds | $1, paid in the chain's native coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX) in a small transfer right after the launch succeeds | | Network costs | About 0.028 SOL in network deposits for the coin's accounts, plus transaction fees | Gas for the launch transaction, in ETH | Gas for the launch transaction, in the chain's native coin. On Ethereum this can be several dollars or more | | Your first buy | The amount you chose, plus about 0.001 SOL | The amount you chose | The amount you chose | The launch fee is converted at today's price. On EVM chains it's only sent after the coin is live, so a launch that fails never costs it. > [!NOTE] > On Solana, Manna checks your balance before you sign anything. If it's short, you'll see a message like "A Solana launch needs about 0.031 SOL in your wallet (network costs for the coin's accounts, the launch fee and your first buy). You have 0.012 SOL." Top up and try again. If your wallet holds less than 0.003 SOL but has USDC, you don't need to top up: Manna first fronts the fee of one swap, paid back from your USDC, that turns enough of your USDC into SOL for the launch (your wallet asks you to approve it once). See [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). ### A worked example You launch on Solana with a first buy of 0.5 SOL when SOL is $150: - Launch fee: $0.50, about 0.0033 SOL - Network costs: about 0.028 SOL - First buy: 0.5 SOL plus about 0.001 SOL - Total: about 0.533 SOL. Your wallet needs a little more than that for transaction fees. ## What happens after launch - **Trading starts right away.** Anyone can buy on your coin's page. On EVM chains, Quick launch coins are bot-ready, so any Uniswap bot or screener can trade them from the first block. - **Fees start flowing.** Every trade pays 1% to Manna and your creator fee. Your Balanced split is paid out automatically every 15 minutes, as long as a payout is worth at least $1. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) and [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts). - **Your coin climbs the curve.** As people buy, the price rises along the bonding curve. When the curve fills, the coin graduates to a DEX pool whose liquidity is locked forever. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). - **Your creator tools appear** on your coin's page when you're signed in with the launch wallet: your fee earnings, DEX PAID, locks and more. See [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools). > [!WARNING] > The pair, the creator fee and the fee split are locked at launch. They're written into the coin's on-chain setup and can't be changed later, by you or by Manna. ## Launching from Telegram You can also launch from the Manna Telegram bot (its link is published here at launch), on any of the 9 chains. Send `/launch` and the bot walks you through the same coin details, using the same Quick-launch defaults and fee split choices as the website, and launches from your bot wallet so there's nothing to approve in a separate app. The bot can also start Team Battles. Everything is covered in [Launch and battles in the bot](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles). ## If something goes wrong - **"That image won't work"**: use a PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF under 1.5 MB. - **The launch button is greyed out**: read the message under it. Most often the name or ticker is missing, or an address ending is invalid. - **Your wallet closed before approving**: nothing was launched. Tap launch again. - **On Solana, the first transaction went through but the second didn't**: tap launch again with the same settings. Manna reuses the settings you already paid for and only builds the pool. - More fixes in [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting). ## Related - [The Manna launchpad](/docs/launchpad) - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) - [Fees](/docs/fees) ================================================================================ # The Manna launchpad URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad Updated: 2026-11-03 > Launch a coin on any of 9 chains in a minute, pair it with almost anything, and decide exactly who earns from every trade. How the launchpad works, from launch to graduation. 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](/launch) page has two tabs. | | Quick launch | Customize everything | | --- | --- | --- | | Who it's for | Most creators, first launches, phones | Creators who want full control | | What you fill in | Picture, name, ticker, optional first buy | Everything: pair, fee, split, shield, rules, extras | | Steps | 3 | 9 sections on one page | | Fee | 1% creator fee, Balanced split | 0% to 10%, 9 presets or a custom split | | Sniper shield | 10s (flat 90% on Solana) | Off, or 3 to 30 seconds, flat or fading | | Pair | The chain's native coin | Crypto, stocks, stables, Manna coins or any token | | Rules | None | Templates or any of the 19 rules | Start with [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) for the Quick launch walkthrough, or go straight to [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) for every option in **Customize everything**. ## A coin's life, from launch to DEX ```diagram:launch-lifecycle ``` 1. **Launch.** 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. **Sniper 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. **The 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. **Graduation.** 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. **Forever 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](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ## Every launchpad page :::cards - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings): every option in Customize everything, with limits, defaults and error messages - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes): your creator fee, the 9 split presets and the 7 slices, with worked examples - [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules): all 19 rules, how each is enforced and what traders see - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield): how the shield taxes bots, second by second, and who skips it - [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation): Light, Normal and Heavy, pairs, and what happens at graduation - [Vanity addresses](/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses): Manna's address endings and custom endings - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks): buying first, team caps and locking tokens on-chain - [Team Battles](/docs/launchpad/team-battles): launch two coins against each other, on one chain or two, with a war chest that buys the winner - [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools): claiming fees, handover, DEX PAID and your coin 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. | Chain | Launches | Curve and DEX | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | Live | Meteora bonding curve, then a Meteora DAMM v2 pool, locked on graduation | | Robinhood Chain | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Base | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | BNB Chain | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Ethereum | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Arbitrum | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Optimism | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Polygon | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | | Avalanche | Live | Bot-ready Uniswap v4 pool, or Manna's own curve then Uniswap v4, locked | 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](/docs/chains#newer-chains). > [!NOTE] > Trading rules on Solana run in Manna's own transfer-hook program, which switches on once it's deployed to Solana mainnet. Until then, Solana launches go out without rules. Every rule already works on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM 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](/docs/fees) and [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch#what-it-costs). ## Related - [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - [Launch and battles in the Telegram bot](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Launch settings URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/settings Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every setting in Customize everything, section by section, with the limits, defaults and validation messages from the launch form, plus the exact Quick-launch defaults. **Customize everything** is the full launch form on [/launch](/launch). By default it's one long sheet: nine numbered sections on one page, a live preview on the side, and a confirmation sheet at the end. You can also fill it in **step by step**, one screen at a time (see [Long sheet or step by step](#long-sheet-or-step-by-step)). This page goes through each section in order: what every control does, its limits and default, and the message you'll see if something isn't right. If you just want to go live, [Quick launch](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) uses sensible defaults for everything below. You can switch between the two tabs at any time: switching back to **Quick launch** resets the advanced settings to the Quick-launch defaults, but keeps your coin's name, ticker and picture. > [!WARNING] > Pair, fee and split can't be changed after launch. Neither can the sniper shield, the curve or the trading rules. They're part of the coin's on-chain setup. Check the confirmation sheet carefully. ## Long sheet or step by step {#long-sheet-or-step-by-step} Under the **Quick launch** / **Customize everything** tabs, **Layout** switches between two ways of showing the same form: - **Long sheet** (the default): every section on one page with the live preview beside it. Good for cross-checking everything at once. - **Step by step**: one screen at a time with **Back** and **Next** at the bottom (on a phone you can also swipe left and right). The bar at the top names the six steps and lets you jump between them: | Step | Sections from the long sheet | | --- | --- | | 1. Coin | 1. Chain, 2. Your coin | | 2. Pair & curve | 3. Pair it with anything (pair, graduation, where it trades) | | 3. Fees & routes | 4. Your fee, 5. Who gets your fee | | 4. Sniper shield & team | 7. Sniper shield (team wallets and team cap on EVM chains) | | 5. Extras | 6. Dev buy and its lock (plus DEX PAID on Solana), 8. Rules, 9. Extras | | 6. Review & launch | A summary of every step, each with an **Edit** link back to it | **Next** won't move on while the step on screen has a problem: the messages from [Every validation message in one place](#every-validation-message-in-one-place) that belong to that step show above the buttons. On **Review & launch**, the button is the same **Launch $TICKER** (or **Connect … wallet**) as the long sheet, followed by the same confirmation sheet. Both layouts share one form, so switching never loses anything you've entered. Manna remembers the layout you picked on this device. ## Quick-launch defaults When you use **Quick launch**, or open **Customize everything** without changing anything, these are the settings: | Setting | Default | Where to change it | | --- | --- | --- | | Chain | Robinhood Chain is selected first; tap Solana to switch | 1. Chain | | Pair | The chain's native coin (SOL, ETH) | 3. Pair it with anything | | Curve | Normal | 3. Pair it with anything | | Where it trades (EVM) | Bot-ready | 3. Pair it with anything | | Creator fee | 1% | 4. Your fee | | Fee split | Balanced | 5. Who gets your fee | | Who gets your share (Solana) | Me | 5. Who gets your fee | | Dev buy | None | 6. Dev buy | | Lock my dev buy | Off | 6. Dev buy | | Sniper shield | On, 10 seconds | 7. Sniper shield | | Shield type (Solana) | Flat, 90% | 7. Sniper shield | | Sniper tax goes to (EVM) | Comeback Fund | 7. Sniper shield | | Team wallets (EVM) | Just you | 7. Sniper shield | | Team cap (EVM) | 5% of supply | 7. Sniper shield | | Rules | None | 8. Rules | | Holders-only chat | Off | 9. Extras | ## 1. Chain Pick where your coin lives: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Avalanche. All nine are live. Each card says what you get: - **Solana**: "Meteora curve · locked on graduation" - **Robinhood Chain**: "Locked pool on graduation" - **Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche**: "Uniswap v4 · locked forever" On the seven newer EVM chains your connected wallet signs and pays for the launch on that chain. One-tap cash covers launches on Solana and Robinhood Chain only. Switching chain resets the pair to the chain's native coin, clears the dev buy and the starting market cap, and trims the ticker to fit the new chain's limit. ## 2. Your coin | Field | Limit | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Image | PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, under 1.5 MB | Optional. Manna checks the file's real contents, not just its name. | | Name | 1 to 32 characters | Required. On Solana also at most 32 bytes. | | Ticker | 10 bytes on Solana, 12 on EVM | Required. Any letters (either case), numbers and symbols. No spaces, no invisible characters, no leading $. | | Description | 500 characters | Optional. | | Address ending | 2 to 4 characters | Manna team only; everyone else's coin keeps Manna's ending. See [Vanity addresses](/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses). | | X, Telegram, Website | 200 characters each | Optional. Longer values are cut. | The ticker is cut to the chain's byte limit as you type. A plain character is 1 byte, an accented letter 2 and an emoji 4, so an emoji ticker fits fewer characters. Messages you might see: | Message | Meaning | | --- | --- | | "Give your coin a name" | The name is empty. | | "Ticker: add one" | The ticker is empty. | | "Image too big" / "Keep it under 1.5 MB." | Pick a smaller image. | | "Image must be PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF" | Wrong file type. | | "That file isn't a real PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF" | The file's contents don't match an image. | | "Address ending: Pick 2 to 4 characters" | The ending is too short or too long. | | "Too many coins at once, try again in a bit" | More than 20 coins saved from your connection in an hour. | ## 3. Pair it with anything Marked **Locked at launch**. "People buy your coin with this asset, and your fees are paid in it. Pair with a stock and your coin moves with that stock." Pairs are grouped in tabs: | Tab | What's in it | | --- | --- | | Crypto | "Majors. The classic way to pair." SOL on Solana; ETH and WETH on Robinhood; the native coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX) on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. | | Stocks and ETFs | "Your coin trades against a tokenized stock. Your fees are paid in that stock." Solana and Robinhood only. | | Stables | "Dollar pairs. Your fees come in stable dollars." USDC on Solana, USDG on Robinhood, USDC on the seven newer EVM chains. | | Manna coins | "Pair with a coin that already graduated on Manna. Coins feeding coins." Coins on the same chain that have graduated. | | Paste any token | "Paste any token address. Manna checks it first and blocks transfer-tax tokens." | The full list of pairs and their starting market caps is in [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation#pairs-by-chain). ### Paste any token Paste a mint address (Solana) or a 0x address (EVM). Manna looks it up and shows "Found SYMBOL · N decimals". - On Solana: "Meteora only accepts standard SPL mints." If the address isn't a token mint, you'll see "That address is not a token mint". - On EVM: "The contract checks the token on your first buy and rejects transfer-tax tokens." An invalid address shows "Not a valid 0x address". - Coins with a custom pair get a "Custom pair" tag on Discover. - Until a token resolves you'll see "Paste a valid token address" and can't launch. ### Starting market cap For **Manna coins** and **Paste any token**, a **Starting market cap** field appears, in units of the pair. It sets the price your coin opens at: the market cap of the full 1B supply at the first trade. Leave it empty to use the placeholder (1,000 units for a pasted token, 1,000,000 for a Manna coin). Listed pairs always use Manna's preset start market cap. ### Graduation Pick **Light**, **Normal** (default) or **Heavy**. Each card shows how much has to be raised and the market cap at graduation, in dollars when Manna has a price for the pair. "Raised" is what buyers put in before it graduates; mcap is the coin's value at that point. | Curve | Graduates at about | Blurb | | --- | --- | --- | | Light | 6× the start market cap | "Graduates early" | | Normal | 11× the start | "Where most coins graduate" | | Heavy | 14.7× the start | "A longer curve. Deepest pool." | Details in [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ### Where it trades (EVM only) | Option | Tag | What it means | | --- | --- | --- | | **Bot-ready** | Recommended | "The curve lives in a Uniswap v4 pool from the first second. Trade it on Manna or paste the CA into any bot or screener." | | **Manna curve** | Classic | "Trades on Manna's own bonding curve, like pump.fun, and moves to Uniswap when it graduates. Bots see it after graduation." | If you added a Tithe rule and pick Bot-ready, you'll see: "Tithes only work on the Manna curve, so yours will be skipped on a bot-ready coin." ## 4. Your fee "Your fee on every buy and sell, on top of Manna's 1%." - A slider from 0% to 10% in steps of 0.1%, plus shortcuts: 0%, 1%, 2%, 3%, 5%, 10%. - The panel shows what traders pay per trade: your fee plus Manna's 1%. At 3% you see "4% total". - Outside 0 to 10% you'd see "Fee must be 0-10%" (the slider doesn't let you get there). Mark, Manna's mascot, gives a one-line reaction: zero fee is "Pure community play", up to 2% "traders will love you", up to 5% "the sweet spot", up to 8% "spicy", and above that "max harvest". ## 5. Who gets your fee "This splits your fee. Keep it all, or share it. Shared fees go out automatically every 15 minutes." Pick one of 9 presets, or **Custom**. **Surprise me** picks a random preset. | Preset | What it's for | Split of your creator fee | | --- | --- | --- | | **Keep it all** | 100% to you | You 100% | | **Balanced** | You plus a bit for everyone | You 40% · Holders 25% · Comeback Fund 15% · Hype Crew 10% · Burn 10% | | **Give it back** | Mostly holders, and holders who are down | You 10% · Holders 45% · Comeback Fund 30% · Hype Crew 15% | | **Shill army** | Pay the yappers big | You 30% · Hype Crew 50% · Holders 20% | | **Burn it** | Shrink the supply | You 20% · Burn 60% · Holders 20% | | **Jackpot** | One lucky holder wins daily | You 20% · Jackpot 50% · Holders 30% | | **Spread it** | Fees airdrop your coin to active traders | You 30% · Spread 50% · Holders 20% | | **AI credits** | Holders earn Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits | Holders 100% | | **Custom** | Set every slice yourself | You 50% · Holders 50% | Below the presets you see a colored bar of your split and two numbers: "You earn per 10K traded" and "Shared per 10K traded", in the pair asset. - **AI credits**: pick Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok. Every 15 minutes your fee buys AI credits for everyone holding your coin, split by how much they hold. 1 credit = $0.01 of AI. See [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). - **Custom**: set each of the 7 slices with **−** and **+** in steps of 5%. The total must be 100%, or you'll see "Fee split must add up to 100%". ### Your share goes to (Solana only) When your fee is above 0% on Solana, you can send the "You" slice to someone else: **Me**, **X**, **Telegram**, **GitHub**, **Email** or **Wallet**. Fees for an X, Telegram, GitHub or email account wait safely until that person signs in to Manna with it. | Message | Meaning | | --- | --- | | "Enter who gets your fees, or pick Me" | You picked a kind but left the box empty. | | "That isn't a Solana wallet address" | The wallet address is invalid. | | "That isn't an email address" | Check the email. | | "That isn't a valid X username" | Handles can use letters, numbers, `_`, `.` and `-`, up to 39 characters. | Everything about splits and recipients is in [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). ## 6. Dev buy (optional) "Buy your own coin in the same transaction as the launch, so you're first in line before any bot." - Type an amount in the pair asset, or tap a shortcut. Shortcuts depend on the pair: SOL 0.1, 0.25, 0.5; ETH and WETH 0.001, 0.002, 0.005; USDC and USDG 5, 10, 25; stocks and other pairs 0.05, 0.1, 0.25. The newer EVM chains' native coins (BNB, POL, AVAX) get their own shortcuts. - You see "You get about" (tokens) and "Share of supply". - Empty means "No dev buy. Totally fair launch." - On EVM chains your dev buy counts toward the team cap. Over it you'll see "Over your team cap of 5%. Lower the amount or raise the cap below." (with your own cap) and the error "Dev buy is over the team cap". **Lock my dev buy** (on once you enter an amount): - On Robinhood Chain with rules, and always on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche: "Locked for 30 days inside the launch itself." - Otherwise (Solana, and Robinhood Chain without rules): pick **1 week**, **1 month** (default), **3 months**, **6 months** or **1 year**. The tokens move into an on-chain lock right after launch. **Get DEX PAID** (Solana only): "Right after launch, Manna puts your logo, banner and links on DexScreener with the DEX PAID badge. You confirm and pay on the next screen." Details in [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) and [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools#dex-paid). ## 7. Sniper shield A switch turns the shield on or off (on by default). | Control | Solana | EVM | | --- | --- | --- | | Shield type | **Flat** ("Same fee the whole time": 90%, 95%, 99%) or **Fading** ("99%, falling to normal") | **Flat** (90%, 95%, 99%) or **Fading** ("99%, falling to normal"), the same as Solana. Only Fast fade ("99%, halving fast") where the chain's launch contract predates shield types | | Shield time | 3 to 30 seconds, default 10 | 3 to 30 seconds, default 10 | | Sniper tax goes to | Not shown: shield fees go into the coin's fee pool | **Comeback Fund** (default), **Holders**, **Burn** or **You** | | Team wallets, tax-free | Not available | You plus up to 31 more (32 in total) | | Team can buy at most | Not available | 1% to 20% of supply, default 5% | A bar chart shows the fee a sniper pays second by second, worked out exactly as the chain charges it for the type, time and creator fee you picked. With a 10-second shield and a 1% creator fee: Flat 90% is 90% every second; Fading is 99% at second 0 and 14.1% at second 5, on every chain. The Quick launch screen has the same type picker. Team wallets get a public "Team" badge. Adding an invalid address shows "Not a valid 0x address". Full mechanics with worked numbers: [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ## 8. Rules "Rules are enforced on every transfer and can never be changed after launch. Pick a template or build your own." Pick a template (**No rules**, **Fair launch**, **Slow start**, **Diamond hands**, **Anti-dump**, **Chapters**, **Stock-market hours**, **Members club**) or tap **Add a rule (19 available)** to switch rules on one by one. Each active rule shows its own settings. On Solana, this section currently reads: "Solana rules run in Manna's own transfer-hook program, which switches on once it's deployed to Solana mainnet. Until then, Solana launches go out without rules. Every rule already works on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains." Every rule, its limits and its validation messages: [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). ## 9. Extras **Holders-only chat**: "Only wallets holding your coin can post on its page." Off by default. ## Preview and launch The **Preview** panel updates as you go: ticker, name, chain, and lines for Paired with, Fee, Fees go to, Dev buy, Sniper shield, Rules, Graduation, Trades on and Gas. Under it: - Any problems are listed, and the launch button stays disabled until they're fixed. - "Supply is fixed at 1B and mint is revoked. Every trade pays 1% to Manna." Tap **Launch $TICKER** (or **Connect … wallet** first). The confirmation sheet "Launch $TICKER?" lists the chain, the pair "(locked forever)", the fee per trade, your split, the dev buy and the shield. Then: - "Pair, fee and split can't be changed after launch." - Solana: "Your wallet will ask you to approve 2 transactions." - EVM: "Your wallet will ask you to approve the launch." Tap **Send it**. When the coin is live, Manna opens its page automatically. On EVM chains, your wallet then asks you to approve Manna's $1 launch fee, sent only after the launch succeeds. ## Every validation message in one place | Message | Fix | | --- | --- | | "Give your coin a name" | Add a name. | | "Ticker: add one" | Add a ticker. | | "Address ending: …" | Fix or clear the ending. | | "Fee split must add up to 100%" | Adjust your Custom split. | | "Paste a valid token address" | Paste a token that resolves, or pick another tab. | | "Dev buy is over the team cap" | Lower the dev buy or raise the team cap (EVM). | | "Fee must be 0-10%" | Pick a fee in range. | | "Enter who gets your fees, or pick Me" | Fill in the recipient, or choose Me. | | Rule messages, such as "Max per wallet: pick 0.01-100%" | See [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules#validation-messages). | | "A Solana launch needs about … SOL in your wallet …" | Top up SOL and try again. | | "Solana tickers can be at most 10 characters" | Shorten the ticker. | ## Related - [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation) ================================================================================ # Fee routes URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/fee-routes Updated: 2026-11-03 > Set a creator fee from 0% to 10% on top of Manna's 1%, then decide who earns it. The 9 presets, the 7 slices, custom splits, sending your share to someone else, and worked examples. Every trade of a Manna coin pays two fees: Manna's 1% platform fee, and a creator fee you set at launch, from 0% to 10%. A **fee route** is how your creator fee is shared out: all to you, or split between you, your holders, holders who are down, yappers who bring buyers, burns, a daily jackpot and airdrops to active traders. Manna pays the shared parts out automatically every 15 minutes. You set the fee in section 4 and the route in section 5 of **Customize everything**. Quick launch uses a 1% fee with the Balanced route. > [!WARNING] > The creator fee and the route are fixed at launch and can't be changed afterwards, by you or by Manna. Only the recipient of your own "You" slice can change, on Solana (see [Changing the recipient later](#changing-the-recipient-later)). ## How the fee works - **Traders pay the total** on every buy and every sell: Manna's 1% plus your creator fee. A 2% creator fee means 3% per trade. - **Fees are paid in the pair asset.** A SOL-paired coin pays fees in SOL, a USDC-paired coin in USDC, a TSLA-paired coin in TSLA. - **The route splits only your creator fee.** Manna's 1% is separate and never comes out of your share. - **0% is allowed.** A 0% creator fee means traders pay only Manna's 1%, and there's nothing to route. ```diagram:fee-flow ``` ## The presets | Preset | What it's for | Split of your creator fee | | --- | --- | --- | | **Keep it all** | 100% to you | You 100% | | **Balanced** | You plus a bit for everyone | You 40% · Holders 25% · Comeback Fund 15% · Hype Crew 10% · Burn 10% | | **Give it back** | Mostly holders, and holders who are down | You 10% · Holders 45% · Comeback Fund 30% · Hype Crew 15% | | **Shill army** | Pay the yappers big | You 30% · Hype Crew 50% · Holders 20% | | **Burn it** | Shrink the supply | You 20% · Burn 60% · Holders 20% | | **Jackpot** | One lucky holder wins daily | You 20% · Jackpot 50% · Holders 30% | | **Spread it** | Fees airdrop your coin to active traders | You 30% · Spread 50% · Holders 20% | | **AI credits** | Holders earn Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits | Holders 100% | | **Custom** | Set every slice yourself | You 50% · Holders 50% | **Surprise me** on the launch form picks one of these at random. The preview shows your split as a colored bar and how much you and the community earn per 10,000 units of the pair traded. ## The 7 slices | Slice | Label on the form | Who receives it | How | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | You | "Paid to your wallet" | You, or whoever you choose on Solana | See [Who receives "You"](#who-receives-you) | | Holders | "Harvest Drop every 15 min" | The top 60 holders, pro rata to their bag | Harvest Drops every 15 minutes | | Comeback Fund | "Holders who are down on their bag" | Current holders sitting on a loss, pro rata to the loss | Every 15 minutes, never more than someone's loss | | Hype Crew | "Yappers who bring buyers" | Depends on the chain, see below | | | Burn | "Buys your coin and burns it" | Nobody: tokens are destroyed | Manna buys your coin and burns it | | Jackpot | "One random holder, daily" | One holder, picked at random weighted by bag size | At most once every 24 hours | | Spread | "Buys your coin, airdrops it to active traders" | Wallets that traded the coin in the last 24 hours | Manna buys your coin and airdrops it | Payouts only move once they're worth at least $1, so small amounts build up instead of being eaten by network fees. How each payout is calculated is in [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts). ### Hype Crew on each chain - **Solana, on the launch curve**: it pays the referrer of the trade too, sent to their Solana wallet once it adds up to $1. Trades with no referrer (or a self-referral) and trades after graduation pay their slice to holders. - **EVM chains, on Manna's own curve**: it pays the referrer of the trade, the person whose Hype Crew link brought the trader. If there's no referrer (or a trader tries to refer themselves), it goes to holders instead. - **EVM chains, bot-ready coins and graduated pools**: fees are collected from the Uniswap pool, where no referrer is known, so the slice goes to holders. More on yapper rewards in [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew). ### Burn on each chain - **Solana**: Manna buys your coin with the burn slice and burns it, before and after graduation. - **EVM chains**: the burn slice buys and burns your coin on the bonding curve. After graduation there's no curve to buy from, so the burn share joins the holders' Harvest Drops instead. See [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse). ## Custom splits Pick **Custom** to set each slice yourself: 1. Use **−** and **+** next to each slice. Each tap moves it by 5%. 2. Watch the total under the list. It must read "Total 100%". 3. If it doesn't, you'll see "· must be 100%" and the launch error "Fee split must add up to 100%". Custom starts at 50% You and 50% Holders. Any mix works, including 0% for yourself. ## Who receives "You" {#who-receives-you} On **Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains**, your share is credited to the wallet that launched the coin, inside Manna's factory contract, and you collect it from your Rewards page ([/me](/me)). On **Solana**, when your fee is above 0%, section 5 shows "Your share goes to" with six choices: | Choice | What you enter | How they collect | | --- | --- | --- | | **Me** | Nothing | Paid to your launch wallet | | **X** | `@username` | They sign in to Manna with X | | **Telegram** | `@username` | They sign in to Manna with Telegram, or open the Manna bot | | **GitHub** | `username` | They sign in to Manna with GitHub | | **Email** | `name@example.com` | They sign in with that email (or the Google account that uses it) | | **Wallet** | A Solana address | Paid straight to that wallet | "Launching for a creator or an influencer? Send them your share." Fees for a social account or email wait safely in Manna's records until someone signs in to Manna with that account. The next payout then sends them everything that built up. You can paste a profile link instead of a handle: Manna strips it down to the username. ### Keep it all on Solana With **Keep it all** and **Me**, the Meteora pool pays your share directly: it builds up in the pool and you claim it from your coin's page whenever you like. After graduation, Manna collects the pool's fees and sends your share automatically every 15 minutes. See [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools#creator-earnings). If you pick **Keep it all** but send your share to someone else, Manna routes it instead: the fees go through Manna's keeper and are paid out every 15 minutes, like any split coin. ### Changing the recipient later {#changing-the-recipient-later} On Solana coins whose fee is shared through Manna (any route other than Keep it all to Me) and whose fee is above 0%, the creator can change who gets the "You" slice any time from the coin's page. Every change is recorded and shown in the coin's launch details. Coins on EVM chains and Keep-it-all coins pay the launch wallet directly, so their recipient can't change. You can also hand the whole creator role to another wallet: see [Creator handover](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools#creator-handover). ## Worked examples ### Balanced at 2% A trader buys $100 of a coin with a 2% creator fee and the Balanced route. | Part | Share | Amount | | --- | --- | --- | | Manna platform fee | 1% of the trade | $1.00 | | Creator fee | 2% of the trade | $2.00 | | You | 40% of $2 | $0.80 | | Holders | 25% of $2 | $0.50 | | Comeback Fund | 15% of $2 | $0.30 | | Hype Crew | 10% of $2 | $0.20 | | Burn | 10% of $2 | $0.20 | The trader pays $3 in fees in total. If the same coin does $10,000 of volume in a day, you earn $80, holders share $50, holders in a loss share $30, and $20 buys and burns the coin. ### Keep it all at 5% $10,000 of volume on a 5% Keep-it-all coin pays $500 to the creator and $100 to Manna. Traders pay 6% per trade, which is a lot: high fees can scare off active traders. ### Give it back at 1% $10,000 of volume at 1% with **Give it back** (10% you, 45% holders, 30% Comeback Fund, 15% Hype Crew): $100 of creator fees, of which $10 to you, $45 to holders, $30 to holders who are down and $15 to the Hype Crew slice. ## Fees after graduation Your fee doesn't stop when the coin graduates. - **Solana**: the graduated Meteora pool charges the same total fee. Manna's locked liquidity collects it, and the keeper splits it between Manna and your route every 15 minutes. Meteora caps a graduated pool's fee at 10%, so if your total is above 10% (a creator fee above 9%), the pool charges 10% and the split keeps the same proportions. - **EVM chains**: the Uniswap v4 pool's fee equals 1% plus your creator fee. Manna collects it every 15 minutes and routes it exactly like curve fees. Fees earned in your coin (from sells) are sold for the pair asset first. ## The sniper shield and your fees Manna keeps a third of every sniper fee, on every chain. The other two thirds: - **Solana**: land in the same fee pool as normal fees and follow your route (on coins that share their fee). - **EVM chains**: go where you choose in "Sniper tax goes to" (Comeback Fund, Holders, Burn or You), on Manna's curve and on bot-ready coins alike. Details in [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ## Related - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew) - [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools) - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) ================================================================================ # Trading rules URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/rules Updated: 2026-11-03 > All 19 trading rules you can build into a Manna coin, from max wallet and anti-bundle to vesting and stock-market hours. What each does, its settings, how it's enforced and what traders see. Trading rules are limits you build into your coin at launch, like "no wallet can hold more than 1%" or "trades only during stock-market hours". They're checked by the coin itself on every buy, sell and transfer, so no app, bot or person (Manna included) can skip them or change them later. Use them to make a launch fairer, slow down dumps, or build something new, like a members-only coin. You add rules in section 8 of **Customize everything**. Quick launch has no rules. > [!NOTE] > **Where rules work today.** Every rule works on Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, which all use the same token contract. On Solana, rules run in Manna's own transfer-hook program, which switches on once it's deployed to Solana mainnet. Until then, Solana launches go out without rules, and the Rules section on Solana says so. > [!WARNING] > Rules can never be changed after launch. A rule that's too strict can make your coin hard to trade forever. Start with a template and keep the numbers reasonable. ## All 19 rules at a glance | # | Rule | Group | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | **Max per wallet** | Fair launch | No wallet can hold more than this. | | 2 | **Rising max wallet** | Fair launch | Starts tiny and doubles on a timer, so early bots can't hoard. | | 3 | **Chapters** | Fair launch | Wallet cap doubles every time trading volume hits a milestone. | | 4 | **Trade guard** | Fair launch | Max size of any single buy, sell or transfer. | | 5 | **Anti-bundle** | Fair launch | Max trades per block, so bundlers can't sweep the launch. | | 6 | **Sniper-fee cap** | Fair launch | Blocks bots that overpay for priority right after launch. | | 7 | **Max buy** | Anti-dump | Biggest single buy allowed. | | 8 | **Max sell** | Anti-dump | Biggest single sell allowed. | | 9 | **Whale sell caps** | Anti-dump | Small holders sell freely; big holders sell in smaller pieces. | | 10 | **Sliding caps** | Anti-dump | Max buy tightens as the market cap grows. | | 11 | **Diamond hands vesting** | Anti-dump | Every buy unlocks bit by bit after a cliff. | | 12 | **Allowlist** | Who can hold | Only wallets on your list can buy or receive. | | 13 | **Holders of a token** | Who can hold | Buyers must already hold a token or NFT you choose. | | 14 | **DEX only** | Where it trades | No wallet-to-wallet sends. Buy and sell on Manna only. | | 15 | **Stock-market hours** | Where it trades | Trades only Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York. | | 16 | **Buyer rewards** | Rewards | Every qualifying buy gets tokens from a vault you fund. | | 17 | **Tithe** | Rewards | Every trade pays a small fixed amount to a wallet you pick. | | 18 | **Entangled** | Linked coins | Your coin stays locked until another Manna coin hits a market cap. | | 19 | **Reactive pair** | Linked coins | Your max buy shrinks as a partner coin's curve fills. | All percentages are a share of the fixed 1B supply. For example, 1% means 10,000,000 tokens. ## How enforcement works - **On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains** the rules live inside the coin's token contract. Every transfer runs through them. A trade that breaks a rule is rejected on-chain and nothing happens, apart from the network fee for the failed transaction. - **Buys and sells** are transfers to or from a trading venue: Manna's bonding curve, or the coin's Uniswap pool. A **transfer** is anything else, like sending tokens wallet to wallet. - **Rules apply on Uniswap too.** Bot-ready coins and graduated coins trade on Uniswap v4, and the coin's contract still checks every trade there. - **When several caps apply, the smallest one wins.** For example, Max per wallet 2% plus Rising max wallet starting at 0.1% means the cap is 0.1% at first. ## Templates | Template | What it switches on | | --- | --- | | **No rules** | Plain launch | | **Fair launch** | Max per wallet 1%, Trade guard 0.5%, Anti-bundle 3 trades per block | | **Slow start** | Rising max wallet from 0.1%, doubling every 5 minutes, plus Anti-bundle 3 | | **Diamond hands** | Vesting: buys unlock 10% a day after a 24h cliff, plus Max per wallet 2% | | **Anti-dump** | Max buy 2%, Max sell 0.25%, Whale sell caps (1% small, 0.1% big, whale over 3%) | | **Chapters** | Wallet cap starts at 1% and doubles every 10M tokens traded | | **Stock-market hours** | Trades only Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York, closed on US market holidays | | **Members club** | Holders of a token only, plus DEX only (you paste the token) | Tap a template, then edit any number. Tap **Add a rule (19 available)** to switch individual rules on and off. ## Fair launch rules ### Max per wallet "No wallet can hold more than this." - **Setting**: % of supply. Default 1%. Range above 0 up to 100%. - **Enforced on**: buys and transfers into a wallet. Sells are never blocked by it. - **Who skips it**: you (the creator) and your team wallets. - **Example**: at 1%, a wallet holding 9,500,000 tokens can buy at most 500,000 more. ### Rising max wallet "Starts tiny and doubles on a timer, so early bots can't hoard." - **Settings**: Start (%, default 0.1) and Doubles every (minutes, default 5). - **How it works**: the cap is the start value, doubled once per timer step. After 14 doublings the cap is gone. - **Example**: start 0.1%, every 5 minutes: 0.1% at launch, 0.2% at 5 min, 0.4% at 10 min, 0.8% at 15 min, 1.6% at 20 min, 3.2% at 25 min. - **Who skips it**: you and your team wallets. ### Chapters "Wallet cap doubles every time trading volume hits a milestone." - **Settings**: Start cap (%, default 1) and Doubles every (millions of tokens traded, default 10). - **How it works**: volume counts tokens bought and sold. Each time it passes another milestone, the wallet cap doubles. After 14 doublings the cap is gone. - **Example**: start 1%, every 10M: 1% until 10M tokens have traded, then 2%, then 4% after 20M, 8% after 30M. - **Who skips it**: you and your team wallets. ### Trade guard "Max size of any single buy, sell or transfer." - **Setting**: % of supply. Default 0.5%. - **Enforced on**: every buy, sell and transfer. - **Who skips it**: your own buys, and transfers you send. Your sells are still limited. - **Example**: at 0.5%, no single trade can move more than 5,000,000 tokens. ### Anti-bundle "Max trades per block, so bundlers can't sweep the launch." - **Setting**: trades per block, 1 to 20. Default 3. - **Enforced on**: buys and sells, counted per block. Trades in the launch block don't count. - **Message**: "Anti-bundle: 1-20 trades per block" if out of range. - **What traders see**: "Too many trades in this block. Try again in a second." ### Sniper-fee cap "Blocks bots that overpay for priority right after launch." - **Settings**: Max gas price (gwei on EVM chains; a max priority fee per compute unit on Solana), default 1, and For the first (minutes), default 10. - **Enforced on**: buys and sells during the window. - **On Robinhood Chain**: "Robinhood Chain orders transactions first-come-first-served, so this mainly stops bots that blast huge gas prices." - **What traders see**: "Gas price too high during the launch window." ## Anti-dump rules ### Max buy "Biggest single buy allowed." - **Setting**: % of supply. Default 2%. - **Who skips it**: you, and any buy in the launch block. ### Max sell "Biggest single sell allowed." - **Setting**: % of supply. Default 0.25%. - **Who skips it**: you. - **Example**: at 0.25%, a holder with 20,000,000 tokens sells in pieces of at most 2,500,000. ### Whale sell caps "Small holders sell freely; big holders sell in smaller pieces." - **Settings**: Small holders sell up to (%, default 1), Whales sell up to (%, default 0.1), Whale = holds over (%, default 3). - **How it works**: if your balance is above the whale line, each sell is capped at the whale limit. Otherwise at the small-holder limit. - **Example** with defaults: a wallet with 2% of supply can sell up to 1% at a time. A wallet with 5% can sell only 0.1% (1,000,000 tokens) at a time. - **Who skips it**: you. ### Sliding caps "Max buy tightens as the market cap grows." - **Settings**: up to 5 tiers, each **From market cap** (in the pair asset) and **Max buy** (%). **Add tier** suggests 10× the last market cap and half the last cap. - **How it works**: the highest tier the coin has reached sets the max buy, combined with Max buy if both are on. - **Example**: from 0 ETH max buy 1%, from 10 ETH max buy 0.5%, from 100 ETH max buy 0.25%. ### Diamond hands vesting "Every buy unlocks bit by bit after a cliff." - **Settings**: Cliff (hours, default 24), Unlock (% per period, default 10), Every (hours, default 24), Min buy (% of supply, default 0.05). - **How it works**: every buy of at least the min buy is locked in the buyer's wallet. At the cliff, the first period's share unlocks, then another share every period. Several buys blend into one schedule. - **Example** with defaults: buy 1,000,000 tokens. For 24 hours none can be sold. At 24h, 100,000 unlock; at 48h, 200,000; fully unlocked after 10 days. - **Enforced on**: sells and transfers out. Only the unlocked part can leave. - **Who skips it**: your own buys never vest. - **What traders see**: "Part of your bag is still vesting. Sell a smaller amount." ## Who can hold ### Allowlist "Only wallets on your list can buy or receive." - **Setting**: wallets, one per line. At least one valid address. - **How it works on EVM chains**: the first time a listed wallet buys, Manna's trade panel proves it's on the list in a quick extra transaction ("Proving allowlist"). After that it trades normally. - **Doesn't block**: sells. You are always allowed. - **What traders see**: "This coin is allowlist only." or, on the trade panel, "This coin is allowlist only, and this wallet isn't on the list." - **On Solana**: each listed wallet costs about 0.0009 SOL to add, once rules are live there. ### Holders of a token "Buyers must already hold a token or NFT you choose." - **Settings**: Token or NFT address, and Must hold at least (default 1). - **Enforced on**: buys and transfers in. You're exempt. - **What traders see**: "This coin is for holders of a specific token only." > [!WARNING] > The launch form reads the minimum assuming the gating token uses 18 decimals, like most EVM tokens. For NFTs and tokens with other decimals the minimum won't be what you expect, so gate with a standard 18-decimal token. ## Where it trades ### DEX only "No wallet-to-wallet sends. Buy and sell on Manna only." - **No settings.** - **How it works**: tokens can only move through a trading venue (Manna's curve or the coin's Uniswap pool). Sending to another wallet is blocked. - **Who skips it**: you can still send tokens. - **What traders see**: "This coin can't be sent wallet to wallet." ### Stock-market hours "Trades only Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York." - **Settings**: Allow sells after hours (default off), Closed on US market holidays (default on). - **How it works**: the coin reads the New York clock, including daylight saving time. Outside market hours, buys, sells and transfers are blocked (trades in the launch block are the only exception). With after-hours sells on, holders can still sell any time. Holiday dates are published on-chain by Manna. - **What traders see**: "The market is closed. This coin trades Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York." - **Pairs well with**: a stock pair like TSLA or NVDA. ## Rewards ### Buyer rewards "Every qualifying buy gets tokens from a vault you fund." - **Settings**: Reward token, Per buy (default 100), Min buy (% of supply, default 0.05). - **How it works**: after launch, send the reward tokens to your coin's own address to fill the vault. Every buy of at least the min buy receives the per-buy amount. When the vault runs out, buys still go through without a reward. - **Limits**: the reward token can't be your coin itself. Like token gating, the amount is entered assuming 18 decimals. ### Tithe "Every trade pays a small fixed amount to a wallet you pick." - **Settings**: Per trade (in the pair asset) and Paid to (a wallet). - **How it works**: each buy and sell on Manna's own curve sends that fixed amount to the wallet, where it builds up as a claimable balance. A trade smaller than the tithe fails. - **Limits**: EVM chains only, on the **Manna curve** venue only. On a bot-ready coin it's skipped ("Tithes only work on the Manna curve, so yours will be skipped on a bot-ready coin."). It stops when the coin graduates. Solana has no tithe. ## Linked coins These two rules link your coin to another Manna coin on the same chain. They work on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains, not yet on Solana. ### Entangled "Your coin stays locked until another Manna coin hits a market cap." - **Settings**: Beacon coin address, and Unlocks at market cap (in the beacon's pair units). - **How it works**: nothing moves (no buys, sells or transfers) until the beacon coin's market cap reaches the target. Your launch buy is the only exception. Once unlocked, it stays unlocked forever. - **What traders see**: "This coin is still locked until its beacon coin grows." ### Reactive pair "Your max buy shrinks as a partner coin's curve fills." - **Settings**: Partner coin address, Base max buy (%, default 1), Sensitivity (%, default 25). - **How it works**: max buy = base × (1 − partner's curve progress × sensitivity). It never drops below 10% of the base. - **Example** with defaults: when the partner's curve is half full, your max buy is 1% × (1 − 0.5 × 0.25) = 0.875%. When it's full, 0.75%. ## Validation messages {#validation-messages} | Message | Fix | | --- | --- | | "Max per wallet: pick 0.01-100%" | Use a value above 0 and up to 100. Same for Trade guard, Max buy and Max sell. | | "Rising max wallet needs a start and a timer" | Both must be above 0. | | "Chapters need a start cap and a volume" | Both must be above 0. | | "Anti-bundle: 1-20 trades per block" | Pick 1 to 20. | | "Vesting needs an unlock % and period" | Both must be above 0. | | "Allowlist: add at least one wallet" | Add a valid address. | | "Holders of a token: paste the token address" | Paste a valid address. | | "Buyer rewards: paste the reward token address" | Paste a valid address. | | "Tithe: set an amount and a wallet" | Amount above 0 and a valid wallet. | | "Entangled: pick the beacon coin and its market cap" | Valid address and a market cap above 0. | | "Reactive pair: pick the partner coin" | Paste a valid address. | ## What traders see when blocked When a trade breaks a rule, the trade fails and Manna shows a plain message: | Rule | Message | | --- | --- | | Max per wallet, Rising, Chapters | "That would put this wallet over the coin's max-per-wallet rule." | | Trade guard | "That trade is bigger than the coin's trade guard allows." | | Anti-bundle | "Too many trades in this block. Try again in a second." | | Sniper-fee cap | "Gas price too high during the launch window." | | Max buy, Sliding caps, Reactive pair | "That buy is bigger than the coin's max buy right now." | | Max sell | "That sell is bigger than the coin's max sell." | | Whale sell caps | "Big holders have to sell in smaller pieces on this coin." | | Vesting | "Part of your bag is still vesting. Sell a smaller amount." | | Allowlist | "This coin is allowlist only." | | Holders of a token | "This coin is for holders of a specific token only." | | DEX only | "This coin can't be sent wallet to wallet." | | Stock-market hours | "The market is closed. This coin trades Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York." | | Entangled | "This coin is still locked until its beacon coin grows." | Each coin's page lists its active rules in plain words, like "Max 1% per wallet" or "Vesting: buys unlock 10% every 24h after 24h", so traders know before they buy. ## Creator and team exemptions | Rule | Creator | Team wallets (EVM) | | --- | --- | --- | | Max per wallet, Rising, Chapters | Exempt | Exempt | | Trade guard | Exempt for buys and sends, not sells | Not exempt | | Max buy, Sliding caps, Reactive | Exempt | Not exempt | | Max sell, Whale sell caps | Exempt | Not exempt | | Vesting | Creator's buys never vest | Not exempt | | Allowlist, Holders of a token | Always allowed | Not exempt | | DEX only | Can still send | Not exempt | | Anti-bundle, Market hours | Not exempt (but trades in the launch block skip them) | Not exempt | | Sniper-fee cap | Not exempt | Not exempt | | Entangled | Only the launch buy | Not exempt | ## Rules on Solana: what to know - Solana coins with rules are Token-2022 coins with Manna's rules program attached. "They trade on Manna, but Jupiter and most Solana bots don't support rule-enforcing tokens yet. Skip rules if bot trading matters more." - Coins with rules can't be put in a token lock (see [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks)). - Entangled and Reactive pair currently work on the EVM chains only. Tithe has no Solana version. - Vesting on Solana needs a small rent deposit for each buyer's vesting record, about 0.0012 SOL per wallet. ## Related - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Sniper shield URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Manna's sniper shield makes bots pay for buying in the first seconds of a launch. Flat and Fading shields on every chain, exact numbers, who skips it, team wallets and where the money goes (Manna keeps a third). Sniper bots try to buy a new coin in its very first second, then dump on everyone who comes after. The sniper shield turns that around: for the first few seconds after launch, every buy pays a heavy fee. A bot that rushes in hands most of its money to your coin. Real buyers who arrive a few seconds later pay the normal fee. The shield is on by default for 10 seconds. On Quick launch it's tucked away: tap **+ Add description, links and sniper shield** to switch it off or change its type. In **Customize everything** you can also set it from 3 to 30 seconds (section 7). ## Two types, on every chain | Type | What a buy pays during the shield | | --- | --- | | **Flat** | The same fee the whole time: 90%, 95%, 99% | | **Fading** | 99% at the open, falling every second to the normal fee | Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche all work the same way. Quick launch uses a flat 90% for 10 seconds. The chart in section 7 shows exactly what a sniper pays each second for the type, time and fee you pick: it uses the same math as the chain. Older coins keep the shield they launched with. Coins from Manna's first launch contracts on the EVM chains use **Fast fade** (99% extra at the open, halving 14 times, so it's mostly gone a third of the way in), which was the only type there. New launches get Flat or Fading. ## How it works on each chain | | Solana | EVM chains (Robinhood, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche) | | --- | --- | --- | | Shield types | Flat or Fading | Flat or Fading | | Shield time | 3 to 30 seconds | 3 to 30 seconds | | How it combines with the normal fee | Replaces it for the whole window | Replaces it for the whole window: the buy's total fee is the shield's | | Who skips it | Only your launch buy | Your wallet and up to 31 team wallets | | Manna's share of sniper fees | A third | A third | | The other two thirds | Your fee route | Your choice in "Sniper tax goes to" | ## Flat "Anyone who buys before the shield ends pays the same fee, the whole time, not just the first second. Then trading is normal." Pick 90%, 95% or 99%. A bot that buys 1 SOL (or 1 ETH) in that window pays 0.9 in fees and gets coins for 0.1. The flat rate is the buy's whole fee: on a coin with a 3% creator fee (4% normal fee) and a flat 90% shield, a buy pays 90% in total, 4% as the normal fee and 86% as sniper fee. ## Fading "Buys pay 99% at the open, falling every second to the normal fee when the shield ends." The fee falls by the same proportion every second (an exponential curve), landing exactly on your normal fee when the shield ends. It's the same curve on every chain. A 10-second fading shield on a coin with a 1% creator fee (2% normal fee): | Second | What a buy pays | | --- | --- | | 0 | 99% | | 1 | 67.0% | | 2 | 45.4% | | 3 | 30.7% | | 4 | 20.8% | | 5 | 14.1% | | 6 | 9.5% | | 7 | 6.4% | | 8 | 4.4% | | 9 | 3.0% | | 10 and after | 2% (normal) | On EVM chains the contract works this out on chain, so a second's fee can differ from this table by 0.01%. Flat is simpler to explain to your community. Fading lets genuine early buyers in sooner while still punishing the first-second bots. ## Who skips the shield ### On Solana Only your launch buy. It goes through in the same transaction that opens the pool, so it pays the normal fee. "Only your launch buy skips it." Any buy you make afterwards, even seconds later, pays the shield like everyone else. ### On EVM chains **Team wallets** skip it, whatever the type. "Your wallet is always on the team. Add up to 31 more." That's 32 wallets in total. Add them in section 7 by pasting each 0x address and tapping **Add**. Each team wallet gets a public "Team" badge on your coin, so traders can see who they are. Your dev buy is made from your own wallet, so it skips the tax too. ## The team cap (EVM) Tax-free team buying could be abused, so it's capped. "Team can buy at most" a share of supply, from 1% to 20%, default 5%. "Covers your dev buy plus all team buys during the shield." - On the **Manna curve**, the coin's factory counts every team buy in the launch block and during the shield window. A buy that would take the team over the cap fails. - The launch form checks your dev buy against the cap before you launch: "Dev buy is over the team cap". - After the shield ends, team wallets trade like anyone else and the cap no longer applies. ## Where sniper money goes Whatever a buy pays above the normal fee during the shield is the sniper fee. **Manna keeps a third of it, on every chain.** The other two thirds go back to your coin. ### EVM chains You choose where your two thirds go in "Sniper tax goes to": | Option | What happens | | --- | --- | | **Comeback Fund** (default) | Paid to holders who are down on their bag | | **Holders** | Added to the holders' Harvest Drops | | **Burn** | Buys your coin and burns it | | **You** | Credited to you, the creator | On the Manna curve the contract splits each sniper buy as it happens. On bot-ready coins the shield is part of the Uniswap pool's fee: Manna works out each swap's sniper part from the fee the pool charged, and when the pool fees are collected the contract splits that part the same way, a third to Manna and two thirds to your choice. The normal part of the pool fee is shared as usual: Manna's 1% and your creator fee through your route. ### Solana "The shield fee goes into the coin's fee pool." When the fees are collected, Manna takes a third of the shield fees and the rest follows your fee route. This applies to coins that share their fee through Manna. On a Keep-it-all coin, the Meteora pool itself splits every fee (shield fees included) between you and Manna in proportion to your creator fee and Manna's 1%. ## Worked examples A bot spends 2 SOL in the first second on a Solana coin with a flat 90% shield and a 1% creator fee, using the Balanced route: 1. The bot pays 1.8 SOL in shield fees and buys with the remaining 0.2 SOL. 2. Manna takes a third of the 1.8 SOL: 0.6 SOL. 3. Your Balanced route gets 1.2 SOL: 0.48 SOL to you, 0.3 SOL to holders, 0.18 SOL to the Comeback Fund, 0.12 SOL to the Hype Crew slice (on Solana the sniper part of the Hype Crew slice always goes to holders, link or not) and 0.12 SOL to burns. A bot spends 1 ETH 3 seconds into a 10-second fading shield on a Base coin on the Manna curve with a 1% creator fee, sniper fee to the Comeback Fund: 1. The buy's total fee is 30.7%: 1% to Manna, 1% creator fee, 28.7% sniper fee. 2. Manna takes a third of the sniper fee, about 0.0957 ETH, and about 0.1913 ETH goes to the coin's Comeback Fund. The 1% (0.01 ETH) goes to Manna and the creator fee (0.01 ETH) through your route. The bot buys with 0.693 ETH. ## Turning the shield off Switch it off in section 7 and every buy pays the normal fee from the first block. This makes sense for a coin launched only for a known community (for example with an Allowlist rule), but on an open launch it invites bots. ## Related - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules) ================================================================================ # Curves and graduation URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation Updated: 2026-11-03 > How a Manna coin's price moves on its bonding curve, the Light, Normal and Heavy curves, what happens at graduation on Solana and EVM chains, and every pair you can launch against. Every Manna coin starts on a **bonding curve**: a formula that sets the price from how many coins have been bought. Each buy pushes the price up, each sell pulls it down, and there's always a price to trade at. When enough has been bought, the coin **graduates**: it moves to a regular DEX pool whose liquidity is locked forever. This page explains the three curves you can pick, what graduation does on each chain, and which pairs you can launch against. ## The basics - **Supply is fixed at 1 billion.** On Solana the mint authority is removed at launch. On EVM chains the coin's contract has no mint function at all. Nobody can ever create more. - **Everyone trades on the same curve.** There's no presale and no team allocation. The only way to get coins at launch is to buy them, including you (see [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks)). - **Price starts at the start market cap.** Each pair has a preset start market cap, worth roughly $4,000 to $5,000. That's the value of the full 1B supply at the first trade. ## Light, Normal and Heavy You pick the curve in section 3 of **Customize everything**. Quick launch uses Normal. | Curve | Graduates at about | Coins sold on the curve | Coins that seed the DEX pool | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Light | 6× the start market cap | 71% | 29% | | Normal | 11× the start | 76.8% | 23.2% | | Heavy | 14.7× the start | 79.3% | 20.7% | - **Light** graduates early, with less raised. Faster to the DEX, shallower pool. - **Normal** is where most coins graduate. - **Heavy** is a longer curve with more raised and the deepest pool. Every curve starts at the same price. The coins left over at graduation fill the DEX pool at exactly the curve's last price, so the price doesn't jump when the coin moves. ### What each curve raises | Pair | Starts at (market cap) | Light (6×) | Normal (11×) | Heavy (14.7×) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Solana · SOL pair | 35 SOL | ~68 SOL in, graduates at 210 SOL | ~99 SOL in, graduates at 385 SOL | ~118 SOL in, graduates at 515 SOL | | Solana · USDC pair | 4,000 USDC | ~7,731 USDC in, graduates at 24,000 USDC | ~11,326 USDC in, graduates at 44,000 USDC | ~13,515 USDC in, graduates at 58,800 USDC | | Robinhood · ETH pair | 1.5 ETH | ~2.61 ETH in, graduates at 9 ETH | ~3.82 ETH in, graduates at 17 ETH | ~4.56 ETH in, graduates at 22 ETH | | Robinhood · USDG pair | 4,000 USDG | ~6,958 USDG in, graduates at 24,000 USDG | ~10,193 USDG in, graduates at 44,000 USDG | ~12,164 USDG in, graduates at 58,800 USDG | On Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Optimism the ETH pair raises the same as Robinhood's ETH pair, and every USDC pair on the seven newer EVM chains raises the same as the USDG row (in USDC). BNB (5 BNB start), POL (40,000 POL) and AVAX (400 AVAX) pairs scale the same way: multiply the start by the curve's multiple to get the graduation market cap. These numbers are approximate. They use each pair's default start market cap; a custom start market cap (for Manna-coin and pasted pairs) scales them. "Raised" is what buyers put in before graduation, before fees. The launch form shows the exact figures, in dollars when Manna has a price for the pair. **Example**: an ETH-paired coin on the Normal curve starts at a 1.5 ETH market cap. About 3.8 ETH has to come in for it to graduate, at a market cap of about 16.5 ETH (11 × 1.5). ## Graduation on Solana 1. Your coin trades on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve, set up by Manna. 2. When the curve fills, Meteora moves the coin into a **Meteora DAMM v2** pool, shortly after the last buy. 3. Manna takes a 10% graduation fee from the amount raised. The curve is sized to raise a little more to cover it, so the pool still opens at the graduation price. 4. 100% of the pool's liquidity is **locked forever**, held by Manna as Meteora's partner. Nobody, Manna included, can withdraw it. After graduation, the pool charges the same total fee as the curve: 1% plus your creator fee. Manna's locked liquidity collects those fees, and every 15 minutes Manna's keeper splits them between Manna and your fee route, exactly like curve fees. Meteora caps a graduated pool's fee at 10%, so a coin whose total fee is above 10% trades at 10% after graduation. ## Graduation on EVM chains Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche all run the same contracts, each against its own chain's Uniswap v4. On every one of them you choose where the coin trades before graduation, in section 3. ### Manna curve (Classic) "Trades on Manna's own bonding curve, like pump.fun, and moves to Uniswap when it graduates. Bots see it after graduation." 1. The coin trades on Manna's factory contract. Each coin also gets a Uniswap-v2-style market record so data sites can find it. 2. The buy that sells the last coin on the curve graduates it. If that buy is bigger than what's left, it's capped and the rest is refunded. 3. In the same transaction, the money raised and the remaining coins go into a **Uniswap v4 full-range pool**, at exactly the curve's last price. If that step fails for any reason, the buy still succeeds and anyone can retry the move. 4. The pool's fee tier equals 1% plus your creator fee. The liquidity is owned forever by Manna's migrator contract, which has **no function to remove liquidity**. Only fees can be collected. ### Bot-ready (Recommended) "The curve lives in a Uniswap v4 pool from the first second. Trade it on Manna or paste the CA into any bot or screener." - The whole 1B supply goes into one Uniswap v4 pool at launch, in two ranges: the bonding curve (from the start price up to the graduation price) and the rest above it. - Buying walks the price up exactly like a curve. Because it's a normal Uniswap pool, every bot, aggregator and screener can trade and track it from the first block. - "Graduation" is simply the price passing the top of the curve range. There's no move and no pause. - A Manna hook on the pool sets each trade's fee: your normal fee, raised by the sniper shield in the first seconds. - The liquidity is owned forever by Manna's migrator, with no way to remove it. | | Manna curve | Bot-ready | | --- | --- | --- | | Visible to bots from block 1 | No, after graduation | Yes | | Where it trades before graduation | Manna's factory | Uniswap v4 | | Tithe rule | Works | Skipped | | Sniper tax destination choice | Yes | No (part of the pool fee) | | Liquidity after graduation | Locked forever | Locked forever | ### No graduation fee on EVM Manna takes no graduation fee on EVM chains. Everything raised goes into the pool. ### Fees after graduation on EVM Every 15 minutes, Manna's keeper collects the pool's fees and routes them like curve fees: Manna's 1% part and your creator fee along your route. Fees earned in your coin (from sells) are sold for the pair asset first. There's no curve to buy back from after graduation, so the burn slice joins the holders' Harvest Drops instead. ## Pairs by chain {#pairs-by-chain} The pair is the asset people buy your coin with, and the asset your fees are paid in. Here's what you can pick from on the launch page, with each pair's default start market cap. ### Solana | Tab | Pair | Start market cap | | --- | --- | --- | | Crypto | SOL | 35 SOL | | Stables | USDC | 4,000 USDC | | Stocks and ETFs | TSLAx (Tesla xStock) | 12 TSLAx | | Stocks and ETFs | NVDAx (Nvidia xStock) | 22 NVDAx | | Stocks and ETFs | AAPLx (Apple xStock) | 17 AAPLx | | Stocks and ETFs | SPYx (S&P 500 xStock) | 6 SPYx | | Stocks and ETFs | QQQx (Nasdaq 100 xStock) | 7 QQQx | | Stocks and ETFs | GLDx (Gold xStock) | 12 GLDx | | Stocks and ETFs | MU (Micron) | 4.2 MU | | Stocks and ETFs | SNDK (Sandisk) | 2.6 SNDK | | Stocks and ETFs | TTWO (Take-Two) | 22 TTWO | | Stocks and ETFs | MSTR (Strategy) | 27 MSTR | | Stocks and ETFs | BOT (RoboStrategy) | 150 BOT | ### Robinhood Chain | Tab | Pair | Start market cap | | --- | --- | --- | | Crypto | ETH | 1.5 ETH | | Crypto | WETH | 1.5 WETH | | Stables | USDG (Global Dollar) | 4,000 USDG | | Stocks and ETFs | TSLA (Tesla) | 12 TSLA | | Stocks and ETFs | NVDA (Nvidia) | 22 NVDA | | Stocks and ETFs | AAPL (Apple) | 17 AAPL | | Stocks and ETFs | AMZN (Amazon) | 18 AMZN | | Stocks and ETFs | MSFT (Microsoft) | 9 MSFT | | Stocks and ETFs | GOOGL (Alphabet) | 20 GOOGL | | Stocks and ETFs | META (Meta) | 6 META | | Stocks and ETFs | MSTR (Strategy) | 11 MSTR | | Stocks and ETFs | SPY (S&P 500 ETF) | 6 SPY | | Stocks and ETFs | QCOM (Qualcomm) | 24 QCOM | ### Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche Each of these chains offers its native coin and USDC. There are no tokenized-stock pairs on them. | Chain | Native pair | Start market cap | USDC start market cap | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Base | ETH | 1.5 ETH | 4,000 USDC | | BNB Chain | BNB | 5 BNB | 4,000 USDC | | Ethereum | ETH | 1.5 ETH | 4,000 USDC | | Arbitrum | ETH | 1.5 ETH | 4,000 USDC | | Optimism | ETH | 1.5 ETH | 4,000 USDC | | Polygon | POL | 40,000 POL | 4,000 USDC | | Avalanche | AVAX | 400 AVAX | 4,000 USDC | On BNB Chain, USDC is Binance-Peg USDC, which uses 18 decimals instead of 6. Manna handles that for you; it only matters if you build transactions yourself. ### Manna coins and any token On every chain you can also pair with a **Manna coin** that has already graduated on the same chain, or **paste any token** address. For these, you set the starting market cap yourself. Manna blocks transfer-tax tokens on EVM, and on Solana Meteora only accepts standard SPL mints. Coins with a custom pair get a "Custom pair" tag. > [!TIP] > Pairing with a stock makes your coin move with that stock: when TSLA rises, so does the value of everything raised in TSLA. Add the Stock-market hours rule (Robinhood Chain) to make your coin trade only while Wall Street is open. ## Related - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Contracts](/docs/contracts) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Vanity addresses URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses Updated: 2026-11-04 > Every Manna coin gets a recognizable address ending, so anyone can tell at a glance that it launched on Manna. A coin's address is the string traders paste into bots and screeners. Manna gives every coin a recognizable ending, so people can tell at a glance that it launched on Manna. The exact endings are published on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) at launch. There's no charge for this. Custom endings (like …DoGE) are reserved for the Manna team, so every other coin keeps the Manna ending. ## Manna's default endings | Chain | Default ending | How it's made | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | …MANA | Manna keeps a pool of ready-made addresses and hands one to your launch | | Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains | Manna's EVM ending | Your browser finds it in under a second when you launch | ### Solana Finding an address that ends in four exact characters takes millions of tries, so Manna prepares these addresses ahead of time. When you launch without a custom ending: 1. Your wallet is given one address from the pool. 2. It's reserved for your wallet for 15 minutes, so if the launch needs a retry you keep the same address. Unused reservations go back to the pool afterwards. 3. In the rare case the pool is empty, your coin gets a random address instead. The launch still works. ### EVM chains On Robinhood Chain (and every EVM chain Manna launches on), Manna's token deployer only creates coins whose address carries Manna's ending. Any other address makes the launch fail, so every Manna coin on EVM is guaranteed to carry it. When you launch, your browser searches for a "salt" (a random number) that puts the new coin at an address with that ending. It takes at most about 65,000 tries, well under a second. The salt is tied to your wallet and your coin's details, so nobody else can copy it to take your address. On EVM chains the ending field simply shows Manna's ending. Custom endings aren't available there. ## Custom endings on Solana (Manna team only) Custom endings are available to Manna admins only; everyone else's coins always keep Manna's ending. For admins: in the **Your coin** step (Quick launch and Customize everything), find **Address ending (optional)**. 1. Type 2 to 4 characters, for example `DoGE`. 2. About a second after you stop typing, your browser starts searching. 3. A progress bar shows "Finding …DoGE · 42% · about 1 min left". "Keep this page open. It keeps searching while you fill in the rest." 4. When it's done you see "✓ Found:" with the start and end of your new address. 5. Launch as usual. If the search is still running when you tap launch, the launch waits for it. The search runs entirely in your browser, on several of your device's cores at once. Manna never sees or stores the key it finds: it's the coin's mint key, used once to create your coin, and it isn't a wallet that holds money. After the launch, that address is used, so your next coin searches for its own. ### Which characters are allowed Solana addresses use base58: letters and numbers except **0**, **O**, **I** and **l** (they look too much alike). That leaves: ```text 123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz ``` If you type a character that can't appear, Manna explains and suggests the closest valid spelling. For example, typing `D0GE` (with a zero) shows: "Solana addresses never contain "0" (no 0, O, I or l). Try …DoGE". ### Reserved endings `pump`, `bonk` and `bags`, in any mix of capitals, are how other launchpads mark their coins, and Manna's own trading reads them that way. You'll see "…pump is how other launchpads mark their coins. Pick another ending". ### Match capital letters When your ending has letters, a checkbox appears: **Match capital letters exactly** "(off: any case, up to 16× faster)". It's on by default. - **On**: `DoGE` finds exactly …DoGE. - **Off**: any spelling counts: …doge, …DOGE, …DoGe and so on. Each letter that exists in both cases doubles the chances, so four such letters make the search up to 16 times faster. ### How long it takes The search is luck: on average it needs this many tries. | Ending length | Average tries (exact case) | Typical time | | --- | --- | --- | | 2 characters | 3,364 | Instant | | 3 characters | 195,112 | Seconds | | 4 characters | 11,316,496 | Seconds to a few minutes, depending on your device | Before the search starts, the field gives a rough estimate for a phone, and during the search it shows the time left based on your device's real speed. A laptop with more cores is much faster than a phone. Turning off **Match capital letters** cuts the time a lot. ### Messages you might see | Message | Meaning | | --- | --- | | "Pick 2 to 4 characters" | Too short. The box doesn't accept more than 4. | | "Solana addresses never contain …" | You used 0, O, I, l, a space or a symbol. | | "…pump is how other launchpads mark their coins. Pick another ending" | Reserved ending. | | "The address search stopped. Try again" | The browser stopped the search. Retype the ending. | > [!TIP] > Keep the launch page open while the search runs. Closing or reloading the page stops it, and the next search starts from scratch. ## Is it safe? Yes. A vanity ending is cosmetic: it changes nothing about how your coin works, its supply or its fees. Your browser checks that the key it found really produces that address before using it. And on EVM, the ending is enforced by Manna's contract, so a coin claiming to be a Manna coin on Robinhood Chain without it isn't one. ## Related - [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Contracts](/docs/contracts) - [Security](/docs/security) ================================================================================ # Dev buy and locks URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks Updated: 2026-11-03 > Buy your own coin first in the launch itself, how the team cap works on EVM, how to lock your dev buy at launch, and how anyone can lock tokens on-chain with a public proof page. A **dev buy** is the creator buying their own coin as part of the launch, before any bot or trader can get in. A **lock** puts tokens somewhere nobody can touch them until a date you pick, not even you or Manna. Together they let you hold a stake in your coin and prove to your community that you won't dump it. This page covers both, plus the general token lock anyone can use on a coin's page. ## The dev buy ### How it works - Your first buy is made **together with the launch**: on Solana in the same transaction that creates the pool, on EVM inside the launch transaction. Nobody can trade before it. - It **skips the sniper shield**, so you pay the normal fee and get the launch price. - You pay in the **pair asset**: SOL for a SOL pair, USDC for a USDC pair, and so on. For a token pair on EVM, your wallet first asks you to approve that token. - The launch form shows "You get about" (tokens) and "Share of supply" before you launch. It's optional. "Leave empty for no dev buy." With no dev buy the form says "No dev buy. Totally fair launch." ### Shortcuts | Where | Pair | Shortcuts | | --- | --- | --- | | Quick launch | SOL | Skip, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5, 1 | | Quick launch | ETH (Robinhood, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism) | Skip, 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05 | | Quick launch | BNB (BNB Chain) | Skip, 0.005, 0.02, 0.05, 0.2 | | Quick launch | POL (Polygon) | Skip, 20, 100, 500, 2,000 | | Quick launch | AVAX (Avalanche) | Skip, 0.2, 1, 5, 20 | | Customize everything | SOL | None, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5 | | Customize everything | ETH, WETH | None, 0.001, 0.002, 0.005 | | Customize everything | USDC, USDG | None, 5, 10, 25 | | Customize everything | Stocks and other pairs | None, 0.05, 0.1, 0.25 | You can always type any amount instead. ### How much you get The bigger the buy, the higher it pushes the price, so each extra unit buys a little less. With default settings on Solana (35 SOL start market cap, Normal curve, 2% fee), 1 SOL buys about 2.73% of the supply. The form calculates it for your exact settings. ### The team cap on EVM chains On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains your dev buy counts toward the **team cap**: the share of supply your team can buy tax-free during launch. It's 1% to 20%, default 5%, set in the Sniper shield section. - If your dev buy would go over it, the form shows "Over your team cap of 5%. Lower the amount or raise the cap below." (with your cap) and you can't launch until you fix it. - On the Manna curve, the factory contract also enforces it: buys by you and your team wallets in the launch block and during the shield are counted, and one that takes the team over the cap fails. There's no team cap on Solana. More in [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield#the-team-cap-evm). ### Extra Solana cost A Solana dev buy needs its amount in your wallet plus about 0.001 SOL on top of the usual launch costs. See [What it costs](/docs/getting-started/first-launch#what-it-costs). ## Locking your dev buy at launch In the Dev buy section of **Customize everything**, switch on **Lock my dev buy** (it turns on once you've entered an amount). "Builds trust." There are two kinds of lock, and the form picks the right one for your coin. ### 30-day lock inside the launch (EVM) On Robinhood Chain coins **with trading rules**, and on every coin on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, the lock is built into the launch itself: "Locked for 30 days inside the launch itself." - The factory keeps your dev-buy coins for exactly 30 days. They never reach your wallet before then. - After 30 days, open your Rewards page ([/me](/me)). The card "Locked dev buy · $TICKER" shows the amount and unlock date. Tap **Unlock** and the coins are sent to the wallet that launched the coin. - There's no extra fee for this lock. ### Separate lock (Solana and Robinhood without rules) Everywhere else: "Locked on-chain until the date you pick. Nobody can unlock it early, not even you." Pick **1 week**, **1 month** (default), **3 months**, **6 months** or **1 year**. 1. The coin launches with your dev buy as usual. 2. Right after, Manna moves your whole balance of the new coin into an on-chain lock (Jupiter Lock on Solana, MannaLocker on Robinhood Chain). Your wallet asks you to sign it. 3. You get a notice "Dev buy locked for 1 month" with a link to the lock's public proof page. This lock costs the normal lock fee (see [Lock fees](#lock-fees)). If it doesn't go through, your coin is still live: you'll see "Your coin is live, but the dev lock didn't go through" and can lock from your coin's page. ## Locking any amount of tokens Every Solana and Robinhood Chain coin page has a **Locked** card. Coins on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche don't: there is no lock contract on those chains yet, so the only lock there is the 30-day dev-buy lock above. It shows how much of the supply is locked, the next unlock, and every lock with its owner. Anyone holding the coin can tap **Lock tokens**. 1. Enter an **Amount**, or tap 25%, 50%, 75% or **Max**. 2. Pick **Lock for**: 1 week, 1 month (default), 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, or a date (from tomorrow). 3. Pick **All at once** ("Everything unlocks on the date") or **Gradually** ("Releases daily until the date"). 4. Check the fee line and the summary: "Your tokens stay locked until [date]. Nobody can unlock them early, not you and not Manna." 5. Tap **Lock $TICKER** and sign. Then share it: the success screen offers **Share on 𝕏**, **Copy link** and **Open proof**. ### Where the tokens go | Chain | Lock program | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | Jupiter Lock, Jupiter's lock program | Nobody can cancel a lock. Manna never holds the tokens. | | Robinhood Chain | MannaLocker | Manna's own lock contract. | Locks live on-chain. "Nobody can open them early, not even Manna." ### All at once vs gradually - **All at once**: everything unlocks on the date. Before that, nothing can be withdrawn. - **Gradually**: the tokens release in equal steps from now until the date. On Solana each step is a day, or an hour for locks shorter than 2 days. When tokens unlock, the lock owner sees a **Withdraw** button in the lock's row on the coin page. ### Lock fees {#lock-fees} | | Solana | Robinhood Chain | | --- | --- | --- | | Flat fee | 0.16 SOL per lock | A small ETH fee, read live from the contract and shown before you confirm | | Token fee, all at once | 0.5% of the tokens | Read live from the contract and shown before you confirm | | Token fee, gradual | 0.19% of the tokens | Read live from the contract and shown before you confirm | The token fee comes out of the amount you lock. **Example on Solana**: you lock 10,000,000 tokens all at once. The token fee is 50,000 tokens, so 9,950,000 are locked, and you pay 0.16 SOL plus network costs. Your wallet needs about 0.166 SOL in total; if it doesn't, the button reads "Needs 0.166 SOL, you have …". ### Coins that can't be locked Coins with **trading rules** can't be locked, on either chain. Their rules check every transfer, so moving tokens in and out of a lock isn't safe. On Robinhood the **Lock tokens** button is disabled with an explanation; on Solana you'll see "This coin has trading rules built in, so it can't be locked". This is also why Robinhood coins with rules use the 30-day in-launch lock for dev buys. ## Lock proof pages Every lock has a public page at `/lock//`: `/lock/sol/` on Solana, `/lock/hood/` on Robinhood Chain. It's read live from the chain, never from what the locker typed, and shows: - The token, its picture and a link to it - How many tokens are still locked, as a share of supply, and their value in dollars when there's a price - When they unlock, or the release schedule - Who owns the lock - Where it lives ("Jupiter Lock program on Solana" or "MannaLocker on Robinhood Chain, lock #12") with a link to check it on the block explorer Share the link on X so anyone can verify your lock themselves. Proof pages work for any token locked through Manna, not only Manna coins. ## Related - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules) - [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools) - [Fees](/docs/fees) ================================================================================ # Team Battles URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/team-battles Updated: 2026-11-03 > Launch two coins against each other, on the same chain or one on each. The higher market cap in dollars when the timer ends wins, and a war chest built from the Solana side's creator fees buys the winner for its holders, on whatever chain it is. A **Team Battle** is two coins launched together, fighting for the higher market cap. Each side picks its own chain: both on Solana, both on Robinhood Chain, one on each, or one on another EVM chain Manna is live on. Traders pick a side, a live tug-of-war bar shows who's ahead in dollars, and when the timer runs out the bigger coin wins. Solana coins fill a war chest from their creator fees, and the chest buys the winning coin for its holders. It's a simple way to turn a launch into an event: cats vs dogs, two cities, Solana vs Robinhood. Start one at [/battles/new](/battles/new). Live and finished battles are listed at [/battles](/battles). ## How a battle works 1. "A creator launches two coins at once and names the teams. Each side picks its chain: both on Solana, both on Robinhood, or one on each (or another EVM chain)." 2. "Traders pick a side. The bar shows who's ahead by market cap in dollars, live, whatever chain each coin is on." 3. "Solana coins put half their creator fee into the war chest while the battle runs. Coins on Robinhood and other EVM chains pay their fee through the contract, so they don't add to it." 4. "When the timer ends, the higher market cap in dollars wins (a tie goes to more volume). The chest buys the winning coin and sends it to the winner's holders." 5. "Winner on another chain than the chest? Manna bridges the chest there with Relay, buys the winner and pays its holders. Chests under $5 (or under 3x the gas there) stay on Solana and go to the Solana side's holders." 6. "Every step of a crossing is written down before it's sent, so a hiccup never pays twice or loses the chest: it picks up where it stopped on the next run." Each side's card shows its chain, market cap and share of the total, a price line, and the volume, buys, unique buyers and holders since the battle started, its part of the war chest (or "none"), and a **Buy $TICKER** button. Both coins' pages show a banner: "In a battle vs $OTHER · winning" or "· behind" (with the other coin's chain when it's on a different one), and the time left. ## Setting up a battle You need to be signed in to Manna (the battle is recorded under your account), and a wallet connected for each chain you pick: a Solana wallet for a Solana side, an EVM wallet for Robinhood or another EVM chain. 1. **Side A and Side B: pick each one's chain.** **Solana** and **Robinhood** are the two big buttons at the top of each side. Under them are the other EVM chains (Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche): the ones Manna is live on can be picked, the rest say "soon". Under the picker each side says what its chain means for the chest: "Half its creator fee fills the war chest while the battle runs" on Solana, "No war chest on CHAIN: the creator fee is paid to you by the contract" elsewhere. 2. **Coin**: an image (PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF under 1.5 MB), a **Coin name** (up to 32 characters) and a **$TICKER** (up to 10 characters on Solana, 12 on EVM chains). Manna suggests a ticker from the name. The two tickers must be different. 3. **Team name** (optional, up to 24 characters). Defaults to "Team TICKER". 4. **Buy at launch** (optional), per side, in that side's chain coin: SOL on Solana, ETH on Robinhood, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Optimism, BNB on BNB Chain, POL on Polygon, AVAX on Avalanche. Three shortcuts or a custom amount. Your first buy is in before anyone else. Changing a side's chain clears its first buy. 5. **Battle name** (optional, up to 60 characters). Defaults to "$A vs $B". 6. **How long**: 1h, 6h, 24h (default), 3 days, or **Custom**. 7. **Creator fee per coin**: 0% to 10% in steps of 0.1% (shortcuts 0%, 0.5%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%). Default 1%. "Traders pay [fee + 1]% a trade: your fee plus Manna's 1%." 8. Read the summary: each side's chain, the fee and first buys, and **where the war chest goes** for the chains you picked (see below). 9. Tap **Launch both and start**. If a wallet you need isn't connected yet, the button says **Connect Solana wallet** or **Connect EVM wallet** first. Solana sides go first and are approved together ("Confirm both coins in your wallet" when both are on Solana). Then each EVM side: your wallet switches to that side's chain, and you confirm the launch plus Manna's launch fee. Manna then starts the battle and opens its page. When the two sides came from two different wallets (say a Solana wallet and MetaMask) and you signed in with only one of them, Manna asks the other wallet to sign a short note: "Start a Team Battle on Manna. This proves you launched these coins." It costs nothing and sends no transaction. One-tap accounts skip this: both of their wallets are already yours. > [!NOTE] > If one coin launches and the other doesn't, the live coin stays live. The side card shows "SIDE A · LIVE" (its chain can't change any more) and the button changes to **Finish the battle**: tap it to launch the other coin and start. ### Custom length Tap **Custom**, type a number and pick a unit: hours, days, weeks, months (30 days) or years (365 days). Shortcuts: 2 days, 5 days, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year. A battle runs from 1 hour up to 365 days. Longer shows "A battle can run up to a year". ### Settings each coin gets Battle coins use Manna's Quick-launch settings, with your chosen fee and first buy: | Setting | Value | | --- | --- | | Pair | The chain's own coin: SOL on Solana, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX on the EVM chains | | Creator fee | Your choice, 0% to 10%, the same on both coins | | Fee split | Balanced | | Sniper shield | 10 seconds (flat 90% on Solana) | | Curve | Normal | | Where it trades (Robinhood) | Bot-ready | | Description | "Team NAME in a Manna Team Battle." | "You keep the creator fees of both coins outside the war chest, and after the battle." ## The war chest Only **Solana** coins fill a war chest. On Solana, Manna's keeper collects each coin's creator fee, so while a battle runs it can set **50% of a fighting coin's creator fee** aside for the chest. The rest of the creator fee follows the Balanced split as usual. Manna's 1% is never touched. On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains the creator fee is paid by the coin's contract straight to the creator's claimable balance, so there's nothing for Manna to set aside: **EVM sides have no war chest**. The battle page shows each side's part of the chest and says "no chest" for an EVM side. - The war chest is shown live on the battle page (per side, with its chain) and on both coins' banners. - With a 0% creator fee there's no war chest ("a 0% fee means no war chest"). - Two Solana coins must share the same pair, so their chests add up. - A Solana coin fighting a coin on another chain must be paired with SOL, and the other coin with its chain's own coin, so the chest can cross and buy it. **Example**: two Solana coins, both with a 2% creator fee. During the battle, Coin A trades $20,000 and Coin B $12,000. Creator fees are $400 and $240. Half of each, $200 + $120 = **$320**, fills the war chest. The other half follows each coin's Balanced split. **Example across chains**: $CATS on Solana vs $DOGS on Robinhood, 2% fee each. $CATS trades $20,000: $200 fills the chest. $DOGS trades $30,000: its whole creator fee goes to the creator through the contract, nothing to the chest. The chest is **$200**. ## Who wins When the timer ends, Manna settles the battle: 1. **Higher market cap wins**, compared in dollars. Each coin's market cap is priced in its own pair's dollar value (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX, or a stablecoin at $1), so a Solana coin and a Robinhood coin compare fairly. 2. If the market caps are exactly equal, the side with **more trading volume during the battle**, in dollars, wins. 3. If that's also equal, **side A** wins. If a pair's dollar price can't be read at that moment, the battle waits for the next keeper run instead of guessing (a missing price would hand the other side the win). Until settled, the battle card shows "Settling". Then the winner gets a crown. ## Where the war chest goes | Winner | What happens to the chest | | --- | --- | | On **Solana** | The whole chest moves to the winning coin and buys it on Solana for its holders. | | On an **EVM chain**, the chest is worth at least $5 and 3x the gas there | The chest **crosses**: Relay turns the SOL into the winner chain's coin, Manna buys the winner there and sends it to its holders. | | On an **EVM chain**, the chest is smaller | It stays on Solana and goes to the **Solana side's holders**, paid in SOL like a Harvest Drop. Crossing would cost more in bridge fees and gas than it pays. | | Both sides on EVM chains | There's no chest. The battle is for glory. | The rule for your two chains is spelled out on the form before you launch and on the battle page. ### Paying the winner on Solana Manna's keeper: 1. Buys the winning coin with the chest. 2. Splits those coins across the winner's **top 40 holders**, excluding team wallets, **pro rata** to how much each holds, exactly to the smallest unit. Each holder's share is kept for them until it's sent. 3. Sends the shares, a few transactions per keeper run (eight holders each), until every winning holder has theirs. 4. Shows the payout on the coin's page as a battle prize, and the coins appear in each holder's bags. Like every Manna payout, the prize moves once it's worth at least $1. If nobody holds the winning coin yet, the prize waits until someone does. **Safety**: the buy is written down before it's sent and settled by its transaction's status: if it lands, the coins it brought are owed to the winning holders; if it fails or expires, the chest goes back and is tried again. Each transfer works the same way, so a crash, a timeout or a failed batch never leaves coins with Manna's keeper and never pays anyone twice: a failed batch is retried one holder at a time on the next run. **Example**: the $320 chest buys $320 of the winning coin. A holder with 10% of the combined balance of the top 40 holders receives coins worth about $32. ### Paying the winner on another chain When the winner is on Robinhood or another EVM chain and the chest is big enough to cross, Manna's keeper takes it there one step at a time: 1. **Bridge.** Relay turns the chest's SOL into the winner chain's coin and delivers it to Manna's EVM keeper. The quote must keep at least 85% of the value, or Manna waits for a better moment. Manna only counts the guaranteed minimum Relay quoted. 2. **Buy.** The keeper buys the winning coin with exactly what was delivered, on its curve or its Uniswap pool, accepting at most 10% less than a fresh quote (a sandwich makes the buy fail, and it's tried again). 3. **Pay.** The coins go to the winner's **top 25 holders**, excluding team wallets, pro rata to how much each holds, one transfer each. They show up in the holders' bags and as a battle prize on the coin's page. The battle page follows along: "The chest is crossing to Base with Relay…", "On Base: buying $DOGS for its holders…", then "Bridged to Base, bought $DOGS and sent it to its holders." **Safety**: every step is written down before it's sent, and its outcome is looked up (by its transaction id) before anything new is signed, so a crash, a timeout or a busy network never pays twice. The chest stays on Solana's books until Relay confirms delivery. If the bridge doesn't go through, or Relay refunds it, it's simply tried again on the next run. After 5 failed tries before leaving Solana, the chest goes to the Solana side's holders instead. If Relay ever reports a failure without a refund, or the buy keeps failing, the chest is put on hold for a manual check ("The chest is on hold for a manual check before anything else is sent. Nothing is lost."). Manna's team sees every chest on hold, with its transactions, on its treasury dashboard. ## Battles from the Telegram bot You can start a Team Battle from the Manna Telegram bot too, with the same rules and the same chain choice per side. See [Launch and battles in the bot](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles#team-battles). ## Tips - Pick two sides people already argue about, and give the teams fun names. Solana vs Robinhood is a battle in itself. - Want the biggest prize? Put both sides on Solana: then both coins fill the chest. - Share the battle link: the **Share** button on the battle page copies it or opens your phone's share sheet. - A longer battle gives the war chest more time to grow, but a short one creates urgency. ## Related - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Supported chains](/docs/chains) - [Bridge](/docs/bridge) - [Launch your first coin](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - [Launch and battles in the bot](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles) ================================================================================ # Creator tools URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/launchpad/creator-tools Updated: 2026-11-03 > Everything a creator can do after launch. Claim or receive your creator fees, redirect them, hand the coin to another wallet, order DEX PAID, run a holders-only chat and share your coin. Once your coin is live, its page becomes your control room. When you're signed in to Manna with the wallet that launched the coin (or have that wallet connected), you see creator-only cards for your earnings, DEX PAID and more. Traders see public cards that show how the coin was launched and what its creator has made, so trust is built in. This page covers every tool, chain by chain. ## Creator earnings {#creator-earnings} How you receive your creator fee depends on the chain and your fee route. | Coin | How you get paid | Where to see it | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana, Keep it all (to you) | Builds up in the pool. You claim it whenever you like. | Coin page and Rewards page: **Claim** | | Solana, any shared route | Manna pays your share automatically every 15 minutes | Coin page and Rewards page: "Auto" | | Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains | Credited to you in that chain's Manna factory on every trade | Rewards page ([/me](/me)): claim | ### Keep-it-all coins on Solana The **Your creator fees** card on your coin's page shows what's "ready to claim" and what you claimed before. 1. Connect the wallet that launched the coin. If another wallet is connected, you'll see "Switch your wallet app to …, the wallet that launched this coin". 2. Tap **Claim** and sign. "Creator fees claimed. They're in your wallet." "Before graduation your fee collects in the pool: claim it any time. After graduation Manna sends your share automatically." Fees paid after graduation show as "sent to you from trading after graduation (automatic, every 15 minutes)". #### Claim as $TICKER Next to **Claim** is **Claim as $TICKER**. It claims your fees, then opens a buy of your own coin pre-filled with exactly what you just claimed. "One tap buys your own coin with it, a normal buy with the normal fee." It's a quick way to show your community you're reinvesting. ### Shared-route coins on Solana The card shows what's been "paid to you so far" and what "goes out" at the next drop, with a countdown. "Your share is sent automatically every 15 minutes. Nothing to claim." Like every Manna payout, it moves once it's worth at least $1. ### Your Rewards page The Rewards page ([/me](/me)) has a **Your creator fees** section listing every Solana coin you launched: what's been claimed or paid, what's ready, and a **Claim** button for Keep-it-all coins. Creator fees on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains are claimed there too, along with any locked dev buy you can unlock. ## Changing where your fees go On Solana coins with a shared route and a creator fee above 0%, you can send your "You" slice somewhere else at any time from the coin's page: - **Me** (back to you) - **X**, **Telegram**, **GitHub** or **Email**: fees wait safely until that person signs in to Manna with the account, then the next payout sends them everything waiting - **Wallet**: any Solana address Only the coin's creator can change it ("Only the coin's creator can change this"). Every change is recorded, and the coin's **Launch details** show who fees go to and how many times it changed. It can't be changed on: - **Coins on EVM chains**: "Coins on EVM chains pay the creator wallet directly for now". - **Keep-it-all coins**: "This coin keeps all creator fees in the creator wallet, paid directly by the pool". ## Creator handover {#creator-handover} Want to pass the coin to someone else, like a community lead or a new team? A **handover** moves the creator role to another Solana wallet. They start receiving the creator fees and get the creator tools. 1. **Offer**: as the creator, enter the new wallet's Solana address. Any earlier offer that wasn't answered is cancelled. 2. **Accept or decline**: the new wallet signs in to Manna and accepts or declines. A typo can never send the role to the wrong place, because nothing happens until the right wallet accepts. 3. **Cancel**: until then, you can cancel the offer. When accepted, the new wallet becomes the creator in Manna's records and the creator fees go to it. What a handover is, and isn't: - **Solana only**, and only for coins with a shared route and a creator fee above 0%. Otherwise: "This coin pays its creator on-chain, so the creator role can't move". - **Records only**: nothing on-chain changes. Not the coin, its pool, or the wallet that launched it. It changes who Manna's keeper pays and who sees the creator tools. - An offer made by a wallet that has since lost the role can't be accepted: "This offer is out of date: the creator role moved since it was made". ## Launch details Every coin page has a public **Launch details** card: - **Creator**, linked to their profile - **Curve** and **Preset** (the fee split's name), and the **Creator fee** - "Where the creator fee goes": a colored bar of the route - **Paid to holders** (with the number of payouts), **Burned** (value and share of supply), **Creator earned** (and how much isn't claimed yet) - A breakdown by payout type: Harvest Drops, Comeback Fund, Jackpots, Spread airdrops, Battle prizes - Who creator fees go to, and how often it changed - The sniper shield's length and fee, the graduation fee if any, and a link to the launch transaction ## Dev made A public **Dev made** card on the coin page shows what the creator has made from the coin, in the pair asset and dollars. Tap it for the breakdown: - **Creator fees**: their share of every trade's creator fee, paid or still waiting. On Solana this includes sniper-shield fees. - **Sniper tax**: on EVM chains, the tax snipers paid when the creator chose **You** as the destination. - **Their own trading**: profit taken plus what they still hold at today's price. "Fees are their share of every trade. Trading counts what they still hold at today's price." ## DEX PAID {#dex-paid} The DEX PAID badge (DexScreener's Enhanced Token Info) puts your logo, banner, description and links on DexScreener, the first thing many traders check. Manna handles the order for you. 1. On your coin's page, tap **Pay DEX** on "Get the DEX PAID badge". On Solana you can also tick **Get DEX PAID** in the launch form, and the order opens right after launch. 2. Check the banner and logo: "Banner and logo are made from your coin automatically." 3. Write a **Description** (at least 10 characters) and add links: Website, X, Telegram, Discord. 4. Pay **$319** (the price is shown before you pay): "DexScreener's $299 plus Manna's handling." Pay from your one-tap cash, or in SOL from your Solana wallet at today's price. Then follow the order on your coin page: **Paid** → **Sent to DexScreener** → **Live on DexScreener**. "DexScreener usually approves within minutes, at most 12 hours." Once it's live, everyone sees a **DEX PAID** badge on your coin. > [!NOTE] > If Manna doesn't submit your order to DexScreener within 24 hours, your SOL is refunded automatically. If DexScreener sends it back, "Manna will fix it or refund you." Limits: - Only the coin's creator can order it, and a coin can have one order at a time. After a refund you can order again. - Solana coins can order any time. Coins on other chains can order once DexScreener lists a trading pair for them: "DexScreener hasn't listed this coin yet. Try again once it has a pair there." - Payment is always in SOL (or from cash). ## Holders-only chat Switch on **Holders-only chat** in the Extras section at launch: "Only wallets holding your coin can post on its page." It keeps the conversation to people with skin in the game. It's set at launch. ## Share links - **Your coin**: `mannas.fun/coin//
`. The success screen after launch has **Share on X** with a ready-made post: "$TICKER just launched on Manna" and the link. - **Locks**: every lock has a public proof page at `/lock//` with **Share on 𝕏**. See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks#lock-proof-pages). - **Battles**: the **Share** button on a battle page copies its link or opens your phone's share sheet. - **Hype Crew**: share your own link to bring buyers in. How yappers are rewarded is in [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew). ## Related - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) ================================================================================ # Trading on Manna URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Manna's trading terminal works. Trade any token on Solana, Robinhood Chain and 7 EVM chains from one balance, see how each trade is routed and what it costs, and find your way around token pages and Discover. Manna is a launchpad and a trading terminal in one. The terminal lets you buy and sell any token on 9 chains (Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche) from a single cash balance, without switching networks or bridging by hand. This page explains what happens behind a trade: where it is routed, what it costs on each path, and how to read the screens you trade from. Each feature has its own page, linked at the bottom. ## The terminal at a glance - **Any token, any of 9 chains.** Paste a contract address or search a name on [Trade](/trade). Coins launched on Manna open on their own coin page; every other token opens on the trading page. - **One balance.** Your cash is the native coins and USDC/USDG in your Manna wallets across all 9 chains. A buy on one chain can be paid with cash on another; Manna moves it for you. See [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). - **One tap.** With one-tap trading on, trades run on Manna's servers with your own wallets: no pop-ups, no browser wallet to reconnect. - **The same engine everywhere.** The website, the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot), orders and copy trading all use the same trading engine. A price only shows for a trade that can actually route, and the trade then goes that way. - **Cashback on fees.** Manna's trading fee is 1%. 25% of it comes back to you, up to 40% on higher tiers. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). ## How a trade is routed Every buy spends the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX) and every sell returns it. Where the trade goes depends on the chain and the token. ### Solana Manna's Solana engine tries venues in a fixed order and the first one that can take the trade wins: 1. **pump.fun bonding curve.** Tried first when the token's address ends in "pump" (fast, one transaction, and it works before aggregators list a coin), and for any other token whose pump.fun curve is still live. 2. **Jupiter.** The main aggregator. Manna retries it when it is rate-limited or slow, and if Jupiter finds no route, asks once more allowing routes through intermediate tokens. 3. **PumpSwap, direct.** For pump.fun coins that just graduated to PumpSwap and aren't on Jupiter yet. It starts when Jupiter has no route or is slow to answer. 4. **Side venues, best price wins.** If none of the above can take it, Manna asks three venues at once and takes the one that pays most: **Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve** (launches from bags, believe and other launchpads), **Meteora DAMM v2** pools (the deepest SOL pool), and **Raydium**'s own router (AMM, CPMM and CLMM pools). Comparing at once matters: a thin side pool never wins just because it answered first. 5. **Two hops through the pair asset.** Tokens whose main pool pairs them with something other than SOL or USDC (for example a SpaceX- or xStock-paired token) route SOL to the pair asset, then the pair asset to the token, as two Jupiter swaps. Manna coins on Solana are handled first: a coin still on its bonding curve trades straight on that curve; a graduated coin trades in its Meteora pool through the engine above; a coin paired with another token routes through that token. If none of the venues can take the trade, you see one of these: "Solana is busy, try again in a few seconds" (a venue failed for a passing reason), "This token has no liquidity to trade yet", "That token doesn't exist on Solana", or "No route for this token on Solana right now". When a one-tap or bot trade on a single-transaction route fails on-chain (the price moved past your slippage, a pool changed), Manna finds the route again and sends it once more, so you don't have to tap twice. ### Robinhood Chain - **Manna coins on their bonding curve** trade on Manna's factory contract. Coins paired with a token (such as USDG) are bought with ETH in one transaction through MannaZap (ETH to the pair token to the coin); sells go to the pair token on the curve. A USDG pair stays as USDG, which already counts as cash; any other pair token (BTD, a stock token) is swapped back to ETH through MannaSwap, so the money lands as cash. - **Graduated and Bot-ready Manna coins** trade straight in their own Uniswap v4 pool through Uniswap's Universal Router. The pool's fee already pays Manna and the creator, so nothing is added on top. Coins paired with a token are bought with ETH through MannaZap (ETH to the pair token, then the pool) and sold into the pair token in the pool, which is then handled like a curve sell above. - **Tokens still on another launchpad's ETH bonding curve** (no DEX pool yet) trade directly on that curve. Some of those curves cap how much one buy can take; if yours is too big you'll see "This coin's launchpad takes at most about X ETH per buy right now. Try a smaller amount." - **Everything else** trades through MannaSwap, Manna's swap contract. It compares the best Uniswap v3 route with any ETH-paired Uniswap v4 pool for the token (another launchpad's pool, for example) and takes whichever pays more. ### Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche Trades go through the **KyberSwap** aggregator, which searches the DEXes on that chain. Manna's server builds the swap so the fee can't be stripped, then checks on-chain that the exact swap it built landed before crediting your cashback. Manna coins launched on these chains (as each one goes live for launches) trade straight on their curve or their own Uniswap v4 pool instead. ## Fees on each path | Where the trade goes | Manna's fee | How it is taken | | --- | --- | --- | | Any token on Solana (pump.fun, Jupiter, PumpSwap, Meteora, Raydium) | 1% | On the SOL side: from the SOL you spend on a buy, from the SOL you receive on a sell | | Two-hop Solana route | 1% | On the SOL leg only; the middle hop carries no Manna fee | | Manna coin on its Solana bonding curve | Inside the coin's own trading fee | See [Fees](/docs/fees) | | Graduated Manna coin on Solana | No extra 1% | The pool's own fee already pays Manna and the creator | | Solana Manna coin paired with USDC or another token | No extra 1% | The curve's own fee (1% to Manna + the creator fee) already pays Manna, whatever the pair | | Graduated or Bot-ready Manna coin on Robinhood | No extra 1% | Traded straight in its Uniswap v4 pool, whose fee already pays Manna and the creator | | Any token on Robinhood through MannaSwap | 1% | Taken inside the swap; cashback and referral are a fixed 25% / 25% on-chain | | Token on another launchpad's Robinhood curve | 1% | Sent as a small separate ETH transfer right after your trade lands | | Manna coin on its Robinhood curve, or a newer EVM chain's curve or pool | Inside the coin's own fees | See [Fees](/docs/fees) | | Any token on the 7 other EVM chains (KyberSwap) | 1% | In the chain's native coin: from the input on buys, from the output on sells | | Moving your cash between chains for a trade | None | Only the route's own network costs | Worked example: you buy $200 of a token on Base. Manna's fee is $2, taken in ETH from what you spend. With the base tier, $0.50 comes back to you as cashback. You also pay Base's network fee. If your cash was on Solana, Manna first moves it to Base through Relay; Manna adds no fee to that move. The [bridge](/docs/bridge) you use yourself is different and charges 0.7%. > [!NOTE] > Every on-chain transaction also pays the network's own fee (gas). On Solana, Manna adds a priority fee so trades land in the next blocks, capped at 0.001 SOL per transaction. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact#priority-fees-and-confirmation). ## The token page Every token page has the same parts. Use [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade) for a guided walk-through. - **Header**: logo with chain badge, ticker, name, contract address (tap to copy), launchpad badge, the alert bell and the watchlist star. - **Price and market cap**: the price updates about every 2 seconds while the page is open, and the market cap moves with it. - **Chart**: ranges **1M**, **1H**, **4H**, **1D**, **1W** and **ALL**; switch between line and candles; turn on markers showing Manna traders' buys and sells. Your open orders show as colored lines on the candles (TP, SL, BUY, TRAIL). - **Your position**: value, profit or loss, invested, average entry market cap, and **Share**. - **Orders**: buttons to arm **TP / SL** (or **Sell at price**), **Buy the dip** and **DCA**, plus your open orders for this token. See [Orders](/docs/trading/orders). - **Locks** (Solana and Robinhood tokens): token locks on this token, if any. - **Tabs**: **Positions** (Manna traders holding or who held it, plus the on-chain holder count and top-10 share), **Top traders**, **Feed** (theses and activity, with a composer) and **About**. - **Trade dock**: on phones it floats above the tab bar; on desktop it is the **Trade** panel in the right column. It has a Buy / Sell toggle (Sell only when you hold the token), amount chips, the main **Buy** / **Sell** button and the ⚡ quick buy. The buy and sell sheets share one layout: the amount in dollars, presets (**$10**, **$25**, **$100**, **Max** to buy; **25%**, **50%**, **Max**, **Initial** to sell), a keypad, the **You get ≈** estimate, the slippage and impact controls, and **Slide to buy** or **Slide to sell**. ## Discover {#discover} The home page is Discover: the live market. Pick a feed: | Feed | What it shows | | --- | --- | | **Trending** | Manna coins with momentum right now | | **Top** | Biggest by market cap on Manna, and by 24h volume across every chain | | **Surge** | Sudden spikes: the last 15 minutes against their usual pace, with the spike multiple and buyer count; refreshes every 30 seconds | | **New** | The newest Manna coins | | **About to graduate** | Manna coins close to finishing their bonding curve | | **Graduated** | Manna coins that moved to their DEX pool | | **★ Watchlist** | Tokens you starred | **Top** and **Surge** mix Manna coins with market tokens from every chain; a switch lets you show **Everywhere**, **Manna coins** only or **All chains** only. Filter by chain, and switch between **Table** and **Cards**. In the table, columns are **Price**, **24h**, **Market cap**, **Vol 24h**, **Holders** (on Surge, **Spike** instead) and **Age**. Tap a column header to sort, tap again to flip the order, a third time to go back to the feed's own order. Manna coins carry a **MANNA** tag and a curve-progress bar until they graduate. A thin line under each row shows its 24h volume against the busiest row on screen. On phones each row shows market cap and 24h change. Every row has a **Buy** button: - On a Manna coin it opens that coin's full buy sheet without leaving the list. - On a market token with one-tap on, it opens a quick sheet: type a dollar amount or pick **$10**, **$25**, **$50** or **$100** (it starts at $25), and Manna buys it from your cash on any chain. The minimum is $0.50, and the button reads **Not enough cash** if you don't have it. - Without one-tap, it opens the token's page. ## Keyboard shortcuts | Keys | Where | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | **Ctrl+K** / **Cmd+K** | Anywhere | Open search | | **/** | Anywhere outside a text box | Open search | | **↑** / **↓** | Search | Move through results | | **Enter** | Search | Open the highlighted result | | **Esc** | Search, sheets | Close | | **Enter** or **Space** | **Slide to buy** / **Slide to sell** knob | Confirm the trade without dragging | | **Ctrl+Enter** / **Cmd+Enter** | Post composer | Post | ## In this section :::cards - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash): trade with no pop-ups, paid from cash on any chain - [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact): presets, automatic slippage per venue, impact warnings - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders): take profit, stop loss, limit buys, trailing stops and DCA - [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading): mirror another trader's buys and sells automatically - [Alerts and watchlist](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist): price, market cap and % move alerts; starred tokens - [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl): net worth, watch-only wallets, profit and loss - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send): move money in and out, pay a Manna user ::: ## Related - [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade) - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Supported chains](/docs/chains) - [Telegram bot trading](/docs/bot/trading) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # One-tap trading and universal cash URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash Updated: 2026-11-03 > How one-tap trading lets Manna trade with your own wallets without pop-ups, what the trade key can and can't do, how universal cash pays for a buy on any chain from money held on another, and how you pay the network fee from your USDC when you hold no gas coin. One-tap trading and universal cash are what make Manna feel like a payments app instead of a wallet. **One-tap** means a trade is a single slide or tap: Manna's server signs it with your own wallet, so no wallet window pops up. **Universal cash** means your money on all 9 chains is one balance: buy a Solana token with USDC on Base, or a Base token with SOL, and Manna moves the money for you. This page explains how both work, how to turn one-tap on, what it can and can't do, and the limits. ## How one-tap works When you sign in with X, Google, Apple, email or another social login, Manna's wallet provider (Privy) creates two wallets that belong to you: a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet. The wallets live with Privy and are tied to your login. Turning on one-tap adds **Manna's trade key as an extra signer** on those two wallets. You stay the owner. From then on, when you slide to buy, Manna's server builds the trade, signs it with the trade key for your wallet, and sends it. It is the same key the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot) uses, which is why the bot and the website trade the same wallets and share the same settings. ```diagram:custody ``` ### What one-tap can do - Buy and sell tokens for you when you slide or tap on mannas.fun. - Run your [orders](/docs/trading/orders) (take profit, stop loss, limit buys, trailing stops, DCA) and [copy trades](/docs/trading/copy-trading) while Manna is closed. These features need one-tap; they can't work without it. - Move your cash between chains through Relay to pay for a buy. - Withdraw cash to an address you type in the **Withdraw** sheet. ### What one-tap can't do - It can't take your wallets away from you. The trade key can only sign; ownership stays with your login. - It doesn't stop you from using your keys yourself. You can export a wallet's private key from the wallet menu (**Export key**) and import it anywhere. - It doesn't act on its own. Every trade comes from something you did: a slide, a tap, an order you armed, or a trader you chose to copy. > [!WARNING] > Anyone who gets into your login (your X, Google, Apple or email account) can trade your wallets on Manna. Protect that login with a strong password and two-factor authentication. See [Security](/docs/security). ## Turn on one-tap 1. Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email. 2. Manna tries to switch one-tap on quietly right after you sign in. If Privy needs your confirmation, you'll see a strip at the top of any buy or sell sheet: **⚡ Turn on one-tap trading** with "Buy with your cash from any chain, no wallet pop-ups. One time." 3. Tap **Turn on** and approve in the Privy window. 4. That's it. The strip disappears and buys now run with one slide. ## Turn off one-tap 1. Open your account menu (your avatar, top right). Under **Wallets**, the **One-tap trading** row shows whether it's on. 2. Tap **Turn off**, read the note, and tap **Turn off one-tap trading**. 3. Manna's trade key is removed from both of your wallets, using your own Privy session. Your money doesn't move. While one-tap is off, every trade asks your wallet to confirm, and orders, DCA plans and copy trades you set up on mannas.fun stop running. Manna won't switch it back on by itself, not even when you sign in again. To turn it back on, tap **Turn on** in the same row (or the **⚡ Turn on one-tap trading** strip in a buy sheet). It's a one-time step per account, and it covers both wallets (Solana and EVM) at once. ### If you use an outside wallet If you signed in with an outside wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, Jupiter and others), that wallet has to confirm every trade itself, and Manna can't sign for it. The buy sheet shows **⚡ Tired of confirming every trade?** with "Your wallet asks every time. Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email for one-tap trading, then move funds in once." Tap **Get one-tap** to sign in that way, then send funds from your outside wallet to your new Manna wallets ([Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit)). Orders and copy trading need an account made with X, Google, Apple, email or another social login. A profile signed in only with an outside wallet sees "Orders trade for you with one-tap trading. Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email to use them." ## Where one-tap works | Page | One-tap trades on | | --- | --- | | Trading page (any token) | All 9 chains | | Manna coin page | Solana and Robinhood Chain. On Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche Manna coins, and for graduated Robinhood coins paired with a token other than ETH, your connected wallet signs | | Launching a coin | Solana and Robinhood Chain. On the seven newer EVM chains your connected wallet signs and pays for the launch | | Telegram bot | All 9 chains, including launching and trading Manna coins | | Discover quick buy on market tokens | All 9 chains | | Orders and copy trading | All 9 chains | ## Universal cash Your **cash** is everything spendable in your two Manna wallets across all 9 chains: each chain's native coin plus its dollar stablecoin (USDC, or USDG on Robinhood Chain). The full list is in [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit#what-counts-as-cash). Manna shows it as one dollar number, refreshed about every 15 seconds. ### How a buy picks where to pay from When you buy a token on a chain, Manna first checks the native coin you already have on that chain. 1. **Enough there already?** If your native balance on the token's chain covers the buy plus a small fee reserve, Manna buys straight away. This is the fastest path. 2. **Not enough?** Manna works out the shortfall (plus a little room for route costs) and picks one source to pay it from: - It first looks for a stablecoin on the same chain (for example USDC on Solana for a Solana buy). - Otherwise it takes your biggest balance on any chain. - A source only counts if it covers the whole shortfall on its own, after its gas reserve. 3. **Move it.** Manna sends that amount through **Relay** (relay.link), which delivers it as the target chain's native coin to your own wallet in one signed transaction. Manna adds no fee to this move. 4. **Wait for delivery.** Manna waits for Relay to confirm delivery (up to two minutes), checks your balance again, then buys. ```diagram:cash-routing ``` The trade engine always reads balances fresh from the chain, never from a cached number, so it never acts on money that isn't there. ### Gas kept aside Manna never spends your last native coin, because every transaction needs gas. | Situation | Kept aside | | --- | --- | | Buying on Solana | about 0.003 SOL left in the wallet | | Buying on Ethereum | about 0.0006 ETH | | Buying on any other chain | about 0.00005 of the native coin | | Paying from your SOL for a buy on another chain | $0.50 of SOL stays | | Paying from your ETH on Ethereum | $3 of ETH stays | | Paying from another chain's native coin | $0.30 of it stays | | Using a stablecoin as the source, with that chain's coin present | at least $0.05 of it ($3 on Ethereum) pays the fee | | Using a stablecoin as the source, with none of that chain's coin | the fee comes out of the stablecoin (next section): about $3 of USDC on Solana is set aside for it (less on a small balance), about $0.27 on an EVM chain when the money stays there, nothing when it leaves the chain | Selling on an EVM chain also needs gas there. If you have less than $0.15 of native coin on that chain ($3 on Ethereum), Manna tops it up first: from a few cents of the USDC on that chain when you hold some (see below), otherwise from your cash (about $0.60, or $5 on Ethereum). ### No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC You never need to deposit SOL or ETH just to pay gas. If your cash is a stablecoin and the chain it sits on has none (or almost none) of its own coin, Manna handles the network fee and takes it from your stablecoin (a few cents). Manna never pays your fee for free: it only makes the trade possible without a gas coin, and you pay the fee from your USDC. A toast says so: "Network fee paid from your USDC", with what it took ($0.02 on Solana). **On Solana** (your Manna wallets, and a connected wallet like Phantom): 1. When your wallet holds less than 0.003 SOL and at least $2 of USDC, Manna prepares one swap: a little of your USDC becomes SOL in your own wallet, enough for about five more trades (up to 0.012 SOL, never more than 30% of your USDC). 2. Manna's keeper fronts that swap's network fee, and the same transaction pays it back from your USDC: $0.02 (more only if SOL is very expensive: at least twice the fee). The keeper never ends up out of pocket. 3. When Manna is buying for you, the swap also brings the SOL the buy needs, so it is still one step. Launches work the same way: before a Solana launch (the launch form, Quick launch and Team Battles), the swap also brings the SOL the launch needs (about 0.028 SOL of network deposits for the coin's accounts, the launch fee and a first buy paid in SOL), so a wallet holding only USDC can launch from the website too. 4. From then on your trades pay their own fees from that SOL, as usual. With a connected wallet, your wallet asks you to approve the swap once ("Confirm paying the network fee in USDC in your wallet"), then the trade continues. **On EVM chains** (your Manna wallets): - **Money leaving the chain** (paying for a Solana buy with USDC on Base, withdrawing to another chain, bridging): no gas is needed at all. Manna signs a USDC permit for your wallet and the route (Relay) submits it, so you need no gas coin there; the route's cost is part of its quote. This works for USDC on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche and USDG on Robinhood Chain, not for USDC on BNB Chain. - **Money staying on the chain** (buying a Base token with USDC on Base, selling there): Manna's keeper fronts your wallet a few cents of the chain's coin (between $0.08 and $0.25), and your wallet's very next transaction pays it back in the stablecoin plus $0.02. If that repayment doesn't go through, the wallet gets no more gas from Manna until it is paid. This needs at least $5 of the stablecoin on that chain. It doesn't run on Ethereum mainnet, where gas costs too much: there, hold some ETH. Limits keep this safe for everyone: Manna fronts a wallet's fee at most 3 times a day on Solana and twice a day per EVM wallet, with a daily cap for all users together, and a wallet that hasn't paid back EVM gas gets no more. When it isn't possible you'll see "Your wallet has no SOL for the network fee on Solana and Manna couldn't cover it (reason). Deposit USDC or SOL, either works." ### Worked example You hold $80 of USDC on Base, $2 of ETH on Base and $4 of SOL on Solana. You buy $30 of a Solana token. 1. Your $4 of SOL can't cover $30 plus the fee reserve, so Manna needs roughly $27 more on Solana (the $26 gap plus a little SOL kept for gas). 2. There is no USDC on Solana, so Manna takes your biggest balance: the $80 of USDC on Base. It can move because you have ETH on Base for the fee. 3. Relay converts about $28 of USDC on Base into SOL in your Solana wallet (Manna adds about 4% plus $0.10 of headroom for route costs). Manna's fee on this move: none. 4. Once the SOL arrives, Manna buys $30 of the token. The trade's normal 1% fee is $0.30, and $0.075 of it comes back as cashback on the base tier. If you had held no ETH on Base, the buy would still go through: the USDC leaves Base with a signed permit, so you'd need no ETH there. Another one: you hold only $50 of USDC on Solana and no SOL, and buy $10 of a Solana token. Manna's keeper fronts the fee of one swap that turns about $12 of your USDC into SOL (the $10 buy, plus up to 0.012 SOL kept for later fees and the usual small reserve), and the same swap takes $0.02 of your USDC to pay that fee back; then the buy runs. A toast shows "Network fee paid from your USDC" with the $0.02 it took. ## Limits and common messages - **Per buy**: from $0.50 to $100,000. Below that you'll see "Enter at least $0.50". - **Buying power**: a buy sheet lets you spend up to 97% of your cash in one go; the rest is room for fees and price moves. **Max** fills exactly that 97%. - **One source per move**: a single buy is funded from one balance. Cash split across many chains adds up in your total but can't all go into one buy at once. | Message | Meaning | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | "Not enough cash: you have $X. Deposit first." | Your total cash is below the buy | Deposit, or buy less | | "Your cash is spread thin: the biggest balance is $X. Try a smaller amount." | No single balance covers the buy after its gas reserve | Buy at most about your biggest balance, or consolidate with the [bridge](/docs/bridge) | | "Your cash is still arriving on this chain, try again in a few seconds" | Relay delivered, but the balance hasn't caught up | Try again shortly | | "Your cash is on its way between chains, try again in a minute" | Relay hasn't confirmed delivery within the wait | Wait a minute, then try again; the money arrives as native coin in your wallet | | "The route failed and your funds were refunded" | Relay couldn't complete the route | Your funds went back; try again | | "Your wallet has no SOL for the network fee on Solana, and it couldn't come out of your USDC this time (…)" | The wallet has (almost) no gas coin and the fee can't be paid from its USDC: too little USDC, or a daily limit reached (the reason is in brackets) | Deposit USDC or the chain's coin, either works, or try again tomorrow | | "One-tap trading isn't switched on for this account yet" | The trade key isn't on your wallets | Turn on one-tap from the strip in any buy sheet | > [!NOTE] > When cash crosses chains, the price of the token can move while Relay delivers. Your slippage still protects the buy itself, which is priced fresh after the cash lands. ## Related - [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit) - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) - [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact) - [Security](/docs/security) - [Bridge](/docs/bridge) ================================================================================ # Slippage and price impact URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact Updated: 2026-11-03 > What slippage and price impact mean, how Manna picks automatic slippage for each venue, how to set your own default, when Manna warns you or asks before a big-impact trade, and how trades are sent and confirmed. Two numbers decide whether a trade fills at a fair price: **slippage** and **price impact**. Slippage is how far the price may move against you between the quote and the moment your trade lands; if it moves further, the trade is cancelled instead of filling badly. Price impact is how much your own trade moves the price because the pool is small compared to your order. Manna sets sensible slippage for you, lets you override it per trade or as a default, and warns you (or asks you to confirm) when impact is high. This page also explains how trades are sent to the network. ## Slippage in plain words When you open a buy sheet, Manna shows **You get ≈** a number of tokens. That's a quote at this moment. By the time your transaction reaches a block, other trades may have moved the price. Your slippage sets the worst result you accept. ```text minimum you accept = quoted amount × (1 − slippage) ``` Example: the quote says you get 1,000,000 tokens and slippage is 3%. The trade sets a minimum of 970,000 tokens. If the price moves so that you'd get 960,000, the trade fails on-chain and you keep your money (you only pay the network fee). The app tells you "The price moved too fast. Try again." Tight slippage protects your price but fails more often on fast-moving coins. Loose slippage fills more often but can fill at a worse price. ## Set your slippage Every buy and sell sheet has a slippage button next to the impact figure. It reads **Slippage Auto** until you change it. 1. Tap **Slippage Auto ▾** to open the picker. 2. Pick a preset: **Auto**, **0.5%**, **1%**, **2%**, **5%** or **10%**. 3. Or type a number in **Custom** (in percent). Manna accepts 0.1% to 50%; anything outside that range is ignored. 4. The line under the picker tells you what applies: "Your default (also used by the Telegram bot)" or "Just this trade · default Auto". 5. To keep your choice for every trade, tap **Make default**. You'll see "Slippage X saved: Used on mannas.fun and in the bot". A pick without **Make default** applies only to the trade in this sheet. Your saved default is shared with the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings), and also applies to your [orders](/docs/trading/orders) and [copy trades](/docs/trading/copy-trading). > [!WARNING] High slippage > Above 5%, the button turns amber and the sheet warns: "High slippage: the trade can fill at a much worse price than quoted." Only go that high for a coin that's moving very fast, and never as a permanent default without a reason. ## Auto slippage per venue With **Auto**, each route uses its own safe default. Bonding curves and fresh pools move fast in their first minutes, so they get more room; deep pools and aggregators get less. | Chain | Where the trade goes | Auto slippage | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | pump.fun bonding curve | 5% | | Solana | PumpSwap (freshly graduated pump.fun coins) | 5% | | Solana | Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve | 5% | | Solana | Manna coins (on their curve, graduated, or paired with another token) | 5% | | Solana | Jupiter, Meteora DAMM v2, Raydium, two-hop routes | 3% | | Robinhood Chain | Manna coins on their curve or in their pool; other launchpads' curves | 5% | | Robinhood Chain | MannaSwap (Uniswap v3 / v4 routes) | 3% | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | KyberSwap | 1.5% | | Newer EVM launch chains | Manna coins on their curve or pool | 5% | > [!NOTE] > On the 7 chains routed through KyberSwap, the slippage sent to KyberSwap is capped at 20%, even if your setting is higher. ## Price impact Price impact measures what the pool's size costs you, separate from Manna's fee. Manna works it out from the quote: ```text impact % = (1 − value you get ÷ value you pay) × 100 − fee % ``` Both values are at today's prices. The fee is Manna's 1%; on a Manna coin page it also includes the coin's creator fee. Impact isn't shown on a Manna coin while its [sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) is up, because the shield fee is shown separately. | Impact | What you see | | --- | --- | | Under 3% | **Impact 0.42%** in grey | | 3% or more | **⚠ Impact 4.1%** in amber | | 10% or more | **⚠ Impact 12.0%** in red, and the slide is replaced by a confirmation | ### The high-impact gate When a trade would move the price 10% or more against you, **Slide to buy** is replaced with a red box: "This buy moves the price about 12% against you: the pool is thin for this size. Try a smaller amount, or go ahead knowingly." Below it is a button: **Buy anyway · 12% impact** (or **Sell anyway** on a sell). - Tapping it accepts the impact for **that exact amount only**. The slide then appears and you still confirm the trade. - Change the amount and Manna checks again; a new high-impact amount asks again. - A ⚡ quick buy stops at the same gate. It only goes ahead once you tap the button. > [!TIP] > If you hit the gate, split the order. Two buys of half the size usually move the price less in total, especially on bonding curves where the next buyer pays a bit more. ### Slippage versus impact They answer different questions. Impact is known before you trade: it's the price move your own order causes, already in the **You get ≈** number. Slippage is the extra move from other traders you're willing to accept on top of that while the transaction is in flight. ## Worked examples **A deep pool.** You buy $100 of a large token. The quote's value at today's price is $98.80. Impact = (1 − 98.80 ÷ 100) × 100 − 1 = 0.2%. Shown in grey. With Auto slippage through Jupiter (3%), the trade accepts anything down to 3% fewer tokens than quoted. **A thin pool.** You buy $500 of a small token. The tokens you'd get are worth $455. Impact = (1 − 455 ÷ 500) × 100 − 1 = 8%. Shown in amber with a ⚠. You can trade, but you might buy $250 twice instead. **Too thin.** You buy $2,000 of the same token. The tokens are worth $1,700. Impact = 15 − 1 = 14%. The slide is replaced with **Buy anyway · 14% impact**. If you tap it and then slide, the buy goes ahead at that impact. ## Priority fees and confirmation How a trade is sent matters as much as its price on a busy chain. ### Solana - **Priority fee.** Trades Manna builds directly (pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora, Raydium) carry a priority fee so they land in the next blocks even when a coin is busy, capped so it never exceeds 0.001 SOL per transaction. Jupiter routes ask Jupiter for a very high priority level, with the same 0.001 SOL cap. When cash moves through Relay from Solana, Manna adds a small priority fee to that transaction too (about 0.00003 SOL). - **Sent everywhere at once.** One-tap and bot trades are sent to every RPC node Manna uses at the same time; the first to accept wins. The transaction has one signature, so it can only land once however many copies go out. - **Re-sent while young.** While waiting, Manna sends fresh copies every second, then every two seconds after the first ten seconds. - **Confirmation.** Manna checks the status several times a second and shows the trade as done the moment it confirms. If the transaction's blockhash expires and the network never saw it, Manna says so: "The network dropped this transaction (its blockhash expired), so nothing was spent." After 90 seconds without an answer you'll see "Transaction not confirmed in time. It may still land; check the explorer." - **No pre-send simulation.** Like other trading bots, Manna skips the simulation step to save time. A trade that would fail shows its error while confirming. ### EVM chains - Gas is estimated for each transaction with 30% headroom. On Robinhood Chain the headroom is 50% plus a fixed amount, because gas there also pays for posting data to Ethereum. - Network fees use the chain's own current estimate. - If you place several trades on one chain at once, they go out one after another in order, so none of them collide. > [!NOTE] No private routing > Manna sends trades to the public network. It does not route them through a private or MEV-protected relay. On large trades in thin pools, keep slippage tight so a fast price move makes the trade fail instead of filling badly. ## Common messages | Message | Meaning | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | "The price moved too fast. Try again." | The result fell below your slippage minimum | Try again; raise slippage a little if it keeps happening | | "The network was slow and the trade didn't land. Nothing was spent, try again." | The transaction expired or timed out | Try again | | "Solana is busy, try again in a few seconds." | A router or RPC was rate-limited or down even after retries | Wait a few seconds | | "Not enough to cover this trade and its network fee. Try a smaller amount or deposit." | Balance too low once fees are counted | Buy less or deposit | ## Related - [Trading on Manna](/docs/trading) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) ================================================================================ # Take profit, stop loss, limit, trailing and DCA orders URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/orders Updated: 2026-11-03 > Set take profit, stop loss, limit buys and sells, trailing stops and recurring DCA buys on any token. How triggers work, what each option does, limits, retries, and what to expect when the market moves fast. Orders trade for you while you're away. Arm a take profit and a stop loss after you buy, a limit buy to catch a dip, a trailing stop that follows the price up, or a DCA plan that buys on a schedule. Orders run on Manna's servers with your one-tap account, so they fire even with Manna closed, and they are shared with the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy): create one on the website, see and cancel it in the bot, and the other way round. Orders are free to set and cancel; the normal trading fee applies when one fills. ## Order types | Type | What it does | Fires when | | --- | --- | --- | | **Take profit** | Sells part or all of your bag | Market cap rises to the trigger or above | | **Stop loss** | Sells part or all of your bag | Market cap falls to the trigger or below | | **Limit sell** | Sells part or all of your bag (the same trigger rule as take profit) | Market cap rises to the trigger or above | | **Limit buy** | Buys a dollar amount | Market cap falls to the trigger or below | | **Trailing stop** | Sells part or all of your bag after a drop from the highest point | Market cap falls a set % below the highest market cap seen since you armed it | | **DCA** | Buys a dollar amount on a schedule | Right away, then every interval you pick | ## How triggers work Every trigger is stored as a **market cap in dollars**. Price and market cap move together (the supply doesn't change), so a price trigger is simply converted to the matching market cap when you arm it. This keeps one number to watch whatever unit you typed. You can enter a trigger three ways: - **MCap**: type a market cap in dollars. - **Price**: switch the unit to **Price** and type a dollar price. Manna converts it with today's supply: trigger market cap = your price ÷ current price × current market cap. - **% from now**: tap a chip. The chips fill in the trigger for you. Below the input Manna shows how far the trigger is from now (for example "+50.0%") and the same trigger in the other unit, so you can check both. A trigger that's already met is refused, because it would fill at once: "Trigger already met: the market cap is $X now. Use a market buy instead." (or "market sell"). Use a normal trade for that. ## Arm an order on a token On any token page, the **Orders** card has three buttons: **+ TP / SL** (it reads **+ Sell at price** when you don't hold the token), **+ Buy the dip** and **+ DCA**. Each opens the order sheet on the matching tab. The sheet has four tabs: **Sell at price**, **Buy the dip**, **Trailing** and **DCA**. ### Sell at price (take profit or stop loss) 1. Under **Sell when it hits**, type a market cap or price, or tap a chip: **-50%**, **-25%**, **-10%**, **+25%**, **+50%**, **2x** or **5x**. 2. Manna labels it **Take profit** if the trigger is above today's market cap, **Stop loss** if below. 3. Under **How much to sell**, pick **25%**, **50%**, **75%**, **100%** or **Initial**. 4. Tap **Arm take profit** or **Arm stop loss**. **Initial** sells just enough to take back what you put in, so "the rest rides for free". It is worked out when the order fires, from your recorded buys and sells. If the bag is worth less than what's still in by then, it sells everything. If you don't hold the token yet, the sheet warns "You don't hold X yet: it sells whatever you hold when it fires." ### One-tap bracket On the **Sell at price** tab, when you hold the token, a box reads **⚡ One-tap bracket**: "Take profit at 2x (sell half) + stop loss at -30% (sell all)". Tap **Arm** to set both at once. The toast confirms "Bracket armed: TP 2x · SL -30%". ### Buy the dip (limit buy) 1. Under **Buy when it drops to**, type a market cap or price below today's, or tap **-10%**, **-20%**, **-30%** or **-50%**. 2. Under **Buy for**, tap **$10**, **$25**, **$50** or **$100**, or type an amount (it starts at $25). 3. Tap **Arm limit buy**. ### Trailing stop 1. Under **Sell if it falls this much from its top**, pick **-10%**, **-15%**, **-20%**, **-30%** or **-50%** (it starts at -20%). Manna accepts trailing drops from 1% to 90%. 2. Pick how much to sell. 3. Tap **Arm trailing stop**. The sheet shows where it would sell today: "today it sells at $X MC, and that line rises with every new high". Manna remembers the highest market cap since you armed it and fires when the market cap falls the chosen % below that peak. Example: you arm a 20% trailing stop at $1M market cap. The coin runs to $3M, so the stop line rises to $2.4M. When the market cap drops to $2.4M or below, it sells. If the coin had never risen, it would sell at $800K. ### DCA (recurring buys) 1. Under **Each buy**, pick **$10**, **$25**, **$50** or **$100**, or type an amount. 2. Under **Every**, pick an interval: 15m, 1h, 4h, 8h, 12h, 24h, 3d, 7d (it starts at 1h). 3. Under **Number of buys**, pick **5**, **10**, **20**, **50** or **∞** (no limit). It starts at 10. 4. Tap **Start DCA**. The first buy happens right away, then one every interval: the sheet sums it up, for example "$25 now, then every 1h · $250 over 10 buys". A plan with a set number of buys finishes on its own after the last one. You can **Pause** and **Resume** a plan from its row. Resuming clears its failure count and buys at the next check. If 5 buys in a row fail (usually because cash ran out), the plan pauses itself and tells you: "DCA paused · X: 5 buys in a row failed... Top up and resume it in Orders." ## Auto TP / SL after every buy At the bottom of the order sheet is a switch: **Auto TP / SL after every buy**, "Sells half at +100%, all at -30%. Same switch as the Telegram bot." With it on, every time a buy you make with one-tap on mannas.fun lands, Manna arms two orders on that token: a take profit at 2x the market cap at the moment of the buy, selling 50%, and a stop loss at 30% below it, selling 100%. The switch is shared with the bot, so it applies to bot buys too. These orders count toward your open-order limit; if you're at the limit, they're not created. ## When an order fires 1. Manna's order worker checks every open order about every 5 seconds, around the clock. 2. When the market cap crosses your trigger, the order is claimed (so it can never fill twice) and shows **Filling**. 3. It trades **at market** through your one-tap account, with your saved slippage, the same way as a manual trade. 4. You get a notification in the app, and in Telegram if your account is linked to the bot: for example "Take profit filled · X: Sold 50% for $120 at $2.1M market cap". ### Retries A fill can fail (a busy network, a price move past your slippage). Each order gets up to 3 attempts. After a failure the order shows **Retrying** and tries again on the next check if the trigger still holds. Stop losses and trailing stops widen their slippage on retries so they get out instead of sticking: at least 10% on the second attempt and 20% on the third. Other orders retry with at least 5%. After the last attempt the order is marked **Failed** and you're told why. ### Housekeeping Manna does for you - A sell order that fires when you hold nothing (you sold by hand or moved the tokens out) cancels itself. - A sell that empties your bag cancels your other open sell orders on that token. - If one-tap trading is off when an order fires, it fails with "One-tap trading is off" and you're asked to switch it on. - Orders don't expire. They stay armed until they fill, fail or you cancel them. > [!WARNING] Orders are best effort > As the sheet says: "Orders are best effort: they fire at market when the trigger is seen, so a fast move can fill past it. Free to set or cancel; the normal trading fee applies when one fills." A stop loss at -30% on a coin that drops 60% in one candle sells near -60%, not -30%. Market caps come from market data and are checked every few seconds, so a very brief spike or wick may not be seen at all. ## Limits | Limit | Value | | --- | --- | | Open orders (TP, SL, limits, trailing) per account | 20 | | Running DCA plans per account | 10 | | Amount per limit buy or DCA buy | $1 to $100,000 | | DCA intervals | 15m, 1h, 4h, 8h, 12h, 24h, 3d, 7d | | DCA number of buys | 2 to 1,000, or no limit | | Trailing drop | 1% to 90% | | Attempts per fill | 3 | | DCA pauses after | 5 failed buys in a row | | New orders | 30 a minute ("Too many orders at once, give it a minute") | The order and DCA limits count your website and Telegram bot orders together. ## Who can use orders Orders trade for you, so they need **one-tap trading** on an account made with X, Google, Apple, email or another social login. Signed out, the sheet says **Sign in to set orders**; with one-tap off, the arm button reads "Turn on one-tap trading: orders trade for you". A profile signed in only with an outside wallet sees "Orders trade for you with one-tap trading. Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email to use them." ## See your orders - **On the chart**: open orders are drawn as colored lines on the token's candles: **TP** (green), **SL** (pink), **BUY** (lime) and **TRAIL** (amber, drawn where the trailing stop would sell today). - **On the token page**: the **Orders** card lists this token's orders, each with how far it is from the trigger ("+12.3% away"). - **On [/orders](/orders)**: every order across all tokens. The **Open** tab shows counts against your limits ("3/20 orders · 1/10 DCA plans"), with DCA plans under **RECURRING BUYS**. The **History** tab shows filled, failed and cancelled orders with a **View** link to the transaction. Orders made in Telegram carry a **BOT** badge. | Status | Meaning | | --- | --- | | **Armed** | Watching the market | | **Running** | A DCA plan that is active | | **Retrying** | The last attempt failed; it tries again while the trigger holds | | **Filling** | Trading right now | | **Paused** | A DCA plan you or Manna paused | | **Filled** / **Done** | Completed (Done is a finished DCA plan) | | **Failed** | All attempts failed; the reason is shown | | **Cancelled** | You cancelled it, or Manna did because the position was gone or closed | To cancel, tap the **×** on the order's row. To pause or resume DCA, tap **Pause** or **Resume**. ## Related - [Make your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact) - [Bot orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy) - [Alerts and watchlist](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Copy trading URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/copy-trading Updated: 2026-11-03 > Copy another trader automatically. When they buy, you buy your own amount from your cash on any chain; when they sell, you sell the same share. How detection works, what gets skipped and why, limits and risks. Copy trading follows a trader for you. When they buy a token, you buy it too, with the dollar amount you chose and your cash from any chain. When they sell, you can sell the same share of your bag. It runs on Manna's servers with your one-tap account, so it keeps working while Manna is closed, and it is shared with the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy). This page explains who you can copy, every setting, how trades are detected, the safety rules that skip risky trades, and the risks you take on. ## Who you can copy - **A Manna user (a person).** Copying a Manna user copies the person, not one wallet: Manna watches all their wallets (their Solana and EVM wallets on the website and in the Telegram bot) and copies every trade those wallets make anywhere: on Manna, on a DEX, through an aggregator, a launchpad or another trading bot, on Solana and on every EVM chain Manna trades, Robinhood Chain included. - **Any wallet address.** You can also copy an address that isn't a Manna user. A Solana address is watched on Solana; an EVM address is watched on every EVM chain Manna trades. - **A trader on FOMO.** Pick one from the [/fomo](/fomo) board (or copy the top 5 at once), or search them by wallet, FOMO @handle, .sol name or fomo.family profile link, and tap **Copy**. See [Copy FOMO traders](#copy-fomo-traders). You can't copy yourself ("You can't copy yourself"), and your own wallets are never copied, even if you follow someone who shares one with you. A trade that is itself a copy is never copied again, so two people copying each other can't loop. ## Start copying 1. Open the trader's profile and tap **Copy trade**, or go to [/copy](/copy) and tap **Copy** next to a name under **TOP TRADERS TO COPY** (switch the list between **24h**, **7d** and **All**). Any wallet has a profile page at `mannas.fun/u/
`. 2. The **Copy** sheet opens. Set your options (below). 3. Tap **Start copying**. You'll see "Copying X: $10 per buy · any size". The button stays disabled until one-tap trading is on, because copy trades run with your one-tap account. The sheet shows the **⚡ Turn on one-tap trading** strip if you need it. To change settings later, tap **Edit** next to the trader under **YOU'RE COPYING** on [/copy](/copy), or open the sheet again from their profile; the button then reads **Update**. **Stop copying** ends it. ## Settings | Setting | Options | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | **Per buy** | **$5**, **$10**, **$25**, **$50**, **$100**, or type any amount from $1 to $10,000 | $10 | | **Only coins with a market cap** | **Any size**, **Under $100K**, **Under $1M**, **$100K – $10M**, **Over $1M**, **Over $10M** | Any size | | **Most per day** | **No limit**, **$100**, **$500**, **$1K**, **$5K** | No limit | | **Sell when they sell** | On or off | On | - **Per buy** is what you spend on each copied buy, whatever size the trader bought. A whale buying $50,000 and a small trader buying $20 both trigger your $10. - **Market cap range** skips buys of tokens outside it. If a token's market cap can't be read and you set a range, the buy is skipped too. - **Most per day** caps the total spent on copied buys from this trader over the last 24 hours. It has to be at least one buy. - **Sell when they sell** copies their sells proportionally (see below). Off means buys only. ## How copied trades are detected - Manna checks for new trades about every 15 seconds. It reads the trader's wallets straight from the chain, plus Manna's own trade records. - On EVM chains, Robinhood Chain and Base are read on every check; Ethereum, BNB Chain and Arbitrum on every second check; Polygon, Optimism and Avalanche on every third. A skipped check isn't a gap: the next one covers everything since. - Only trades the trader's wallet signed and sent itself count. Airdrops, spam tokens and incoming transfers are never copied. Moving SOL in and out of liquid staking (jitoSOL, mSOL and similar) isn't treated as a trade. - A buy is a token coming in while SOL, ETH, a wrapped native coin or a stablecoin goes out (or a token-for-token swap). A sell is a token going out while one of those comes back. - Copying starts from now. When you start, Manna records where each wallet is and **never copies past trades**. - Each source trade is copied at most once per follower, ever, even if two workers see it at the same moment. ## When a trade is skipped Manna skips a copy rather than make a bad one. These rules apply to every follow: | Rule | Applies to | Detail | | --- | --- | --- | | Honeypot | Buys | Tokens flagged as a honeypot (you can buy but not sell) are skipped | | Thin liquidity | Buys | Tokens with less than $1,000 of liquidity are skipped: likely a trap, and your copy would move the price anyway. Manna coins are exempt | | Market cap out of range | Buys | Outside your **Only coins with a market cap** choice | | Too old | Buys and sells | A trade found more than 180 seconds after it happened, or a copy still waiting after that long, is dropped: the price has moved on | | Too fast | Buys and sells | At most 6 copied trades a minute per follower, across everyone you copy; the rest are skipped | | Daily limit | Buys | Your **Most per day** is used up | | Not enough cash | Buys | Your total cash is below your per-buy amount | | Small trims | Sells | If the trader sold less than 1% of their bag, it isn't copied | | Small sells | Sells | If your share of the sell is worth less than $1, it's skipped (the fee would eat it) | | Nothing held | Sells | You don't hold the token | Skips for risk or limits send you a notice, at most once an hour per follow and reason, so a busy trader doesn't flood you. Market-cap-range skips are silent. ## How copied sells work Sells are **proportional**. Manna works out what share of their bag the trader sold and sells the same share of yours. - They sell 50% of their bag: you sell 50% of yours. - They sell 98% or more, or Manna can't tell the share: you sell 100%. - They trim under 1%: nothing happens. Example: you copy a trader with $20 per buy. They buy a token; you buy $20 of it. It doubles, so your bag is worth $40. They sell half; you sell half of yours, about $20. Later they sell the rest; you sell the rest of yours. If you bought the token before you started copying, or more than the copy bought, a copied sell still sells that share of everything you hold. ## Notifications Every copy sends you a notification in the app, and a Telegram message if your account is linked to the bot, with links to your transaction and theirs. For example: "Copied X: bought PEPE · $10 of PEPE at $4.2M MC · Solana". Problems are reported too: "Couldn't copy X: not enough cash", "Copy trading slowed down", "Daily copy limit reached", or "Skipped X's buy of Y: liquidity under $1,000". ## Fees and money - Each copied trade is a normal trade: the 1% Manna fee applies and you earn cashback on it as usual. - Buys are paid from your [universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). If the money is on another chain, Manna moves it first, which takes extra seconds. - Copied trades use your saved slippage default, or each venue's automatic slippage. ## Risks > [!WARNING] Copying is not a guarantee > A trader's past profit says nothing about their next trade. You can lose money copying a profitable trader. - **You buy after them.** Detection takes seconds to tens of seconds, and the cross-chain step can add more. On fast coins you pay a higher price than they did, and when they sell, you may sell lower. - **Their size isn't yours.** A trader can buy with a tiny test amount that you copy at your full size. - **Fees add up.** Every copy pays the trading fee and network fees. A trader who makes many small trades can cost you more in fees than they make. - **Skips change your results.** Skipped buys (risk rules, limits, cash) and skipped sells mean your bag won't match theirs. - **Traders can game followers.** Someone can buy a coin knowing followers will pile in after, then sell into them. Start small, set a daily limit, use a market cap range, and review your copies often. See [Risks](/docs/risks). ## Copy FOMO traders [FOMO](https://fomo.family) is a separate social trading app. Its users' trades are ordinary trades on chain, so Manna can find them, rank them and copy them like any wallet's. Manna isn't affiliated with FOMO. ### Find a trader on FOMO - Open [/fomo](/fomo): search, the **Top traders on FOMO** board (every FOMO wallet Manna has found and ranked, a page at a time) and **Live on FOMO**, the newest FOMO trades as they happen. The top of the page says how many FOMO wallets Manna has found so far. The same board is the **On FOMO** tab of the [Leaderboard](/leaderboard), the **Traders on FOMO** section of [/copy](/copy), and the **On FOMO** tab of the [Feed](/feed). - Search from anywhere (the search bar, or Ctrl/Cmd+K): a **wallet**, a FOMO **@handle**, a public name like `name.sol`, or a **fomo.family profile link**. - **Paste a wallet** and its page opens at once: Manna reads its trades straight from the chain, whether or not Manna has seen it before. - **Paste a fomo.family link** of someone Manna doesn't know yet and Manna asks you for the wallet shown on that profile. Manna can't open FOMO's pages (FOMO doesn't let other apps read them), so it can't look the wallet up for you: open the profile, copy the Solana wallet address shown there and paste it in. That also links the name for everyone (see below). - Each trader has a page at `mannas.fun/fomo/@` or `mannas.fun/fomo/`: PnL (realized and unrealized), win rate, volume, their numbers for **24h**, **7d** and **30d**, consistency and average hold, **Their open positions** with what each cost them, its PnL and a **Buy** button, every recent trade, and their top trades. If the wallet is also a Manna user, their Manna profile links to it. ### The board | Rank by | What it means | | --- | --- | | **PnL** | Realized plus unrealized profit in the period | | **Consistent** | Repeatable results, 0 to 100: win rate over many closed trades, with profit spread across tokens. One lucky trade can't top it | | **Win rate** | Share of tokens they sold at a profit. Needs at least 3 closed trades | | **Volume** | Dollars bought and sold | | **Recent** | Who traded last | Pick **24h**, **7d** or **30d**, and narrow it with **5+ trades**, **$1K+ volume**, **Active today** (traded in the last 24 hours) and **Full history** (only traders whose whole recent history Manna has read). Each row shows PnL, win rate, trades, average hold and their best token. **Partial** means Manna has ranked them on the trades it has sampled so far; their full history is read soon after they're found, and copied or watched traders first. ### Names Manna shows a name instead of a bare address wherever it can, and says where it came from: | Name | Where it comes from | Tag | | --- | --- | --- | | **@handle** from FOMO | An official FOMO data feed, only if FOMO ever grants Manna one | none | | **@handle** added | Linked by a Manna user (below). Not confirmed by FOMO | **added** | | **@xhandle** | The X account the wallet's owner linked on their own Manna profile | **X** | | **Manna name** | The wallet owner's Manna profile name | **Manna** | | **name.sol** | The wallet's primary .sol domain (SNS), set by the wallet itself on chain, still owned by it | **.sol** | | **name.abc**, **name.bonk** ... | The wallet's AllDomains main domain, set on chain, still owned and not expired | **domain** | A private Manna profile's name is never shown. Manna never guesses a FOMO handle and never shows a user-added handle as FOMO's own. **Know a trader's FOMO name?** On their page, tap **Know this trader's FOMO name? Add it** and type the handle from their FOMO profile (only if that profile shows this wallet). Or search the handle and paste the wallet when asked. Manna checks the wallet trades on FOMO before it accepts the link, and a handle or a wallet can only be linked once. ### How Manna finds every FOMO trader Manna never reads the FOMO app or website: its terms don't allow collecting data from it. Everything comes from the public Solana chain: - Every trade made in FOMO on Solana is signed and paid for by one FOMO wallet, with the user's own wallet signing too. So a wallet "trades on FOMO" when Manna sees such trades from it, which anyone can check on a block explorer. - **As it happens:** Manna reads FOMO's new trades every minute. When Manna runs a Helius webhook on FOMO's wallet, every FOMO trade reaches Manna within seconds, so every active trader is found; otherwise each minute reads an even sample of them. - **The last 30 days:** a backfill walks the past month an hour at a time, jumping around the month so it covers all of it early, and each pass reads a new moment of every hour. FOMO makes hundreds of thousands of trades a day, so this samples them; active traders trade often and are found quickly. Manna estimates how many FOMO wallets there are in all from how often it sees each one. - **Each trader's own history:** once a wallet is found, Manna reads its own last 30 days from the chain, so its stats cover all its trades, not just the sampled ones. - **Stats are Manna's own**, worked out from the trades Manna has read (the page says from when): average cost per token, profit on sells (realized), and today's value of what's still held minus its cost (unrealized). A sell of tokens bought before that is counted as volume, not profit. On the board, unrealized profit counts only once Manna has read the trader's own history: from sampled trades alone it can't tell whether they sold since. The board is re-ranked every 10 minutes. Numbers can differ from what FOMO shows. ### Copying them Tap **Copy** on the board, in search or on their page. It's the same copy trading as everyone else: your amount, market-cap range, daily limit and **Sell when they sell**, and the same safety rules. When the handle is linked, the follow is named "@handle on FOMO", and every wallet linked to it is watched. Their FOMO trades are detected straight from the chain within seconds, and your notifications say **Solana · FOMO**. - **Copy the top 5 at once.** Above the board, tap **Copy the top 5 at once**, set a dollar amount per buy for each (untick anyone you don't want) and tap **Copy**. Each becomes its own follow (sells copied, any market cap) that you can change or stop on its own later. Fees for each copied trade come out of your USDC, like any trade. - **Alert me.** On a trader's page, tap **Alert me** to get a notification (and a Telegram message, if your account is linked to the bot) when they make a fresh FOMO buy, with a link to buy it on Manna. It doesn't copy anything. Up to 50 traders. In the Telegram bot, send `/fomo top` (or `/fomo 24h`, `/fomo 30d`) for the board with a **📋** button per trader that goes straight to the amount, with **‹ Prev** and **Next ›**. Or send `/copy @handle`, `/copy fomo.family/profile/` or `/copy `. > [!NOTE] Solana only for now > FOMO's trades on EVM chains are filled by a bridge's solver, so on chain they don't look like the trader's own trades and can't be copied yet. Their Solana trades are copied as usual. ## Related - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) - [Bot orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans) ================================================================================ # Price alerts and watchlist URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist Updated: 2026-11-03 > Get pinged when a token hits a price, a market cap or a percentage move, once or every time. Star tokens to keep them in a watchlist that follows you across devices and into the Telegram bot. Alerts and the watchlist let you follow tokens without staring at charts. A **price alert** pings you when a token crosses a price, a market cap or a percentage move you choose, in the app and on Telegram. The **watchlist** keeps the tokens you care about one tap away, with live prices, on every device and in the Telegram bot. Both work on any token on any chain Manna trades, not just Manna coins. Alerts only notify you; to trade automatically at a price, use [orders](/docs/trading/orders). ## What an alert can watch | Alert type | Watches | Directions | | --- | --- | --- | | **% move** | The change from the price when you set it | **Up**, **Down** or **Either** | | **Price** | The token's price in dollars | **Above** or **Below** | | **Market cap** | The token's market cap in dollars | **Above** or **Below** | Prices for Manna coins come from Manna's own numbers (they follow the pool the coin trades in, so even a brand-new coin has one). Every other token is priced from market data. ## Set an alert 1. On any token page, tap the bell next to the star. The **Price alert** sheet opens with the token's current price and market cap. 2. Tap a **Quick alert**, or build a **Custom** one (below). Each quick chip shows the price it fires at. 3. Optionally turn on **Repeat** first; it applies to quick alerts and custom ones alike. 4. You'll see "Alert set on $X", plus where the ping will go: "We'll ping you on Telegram and here." or "You'll see it in your notifications." The bell turns lime with a dot while the token has a live alert. The sheet also lists the alerts already **On $X**, with a delete button. ### Quick alerts | Chip | Fires when | | --- | --- | | **+50%** | Price is up 50% from now | | **2x** | Price is up 100% from now | | **5x** | Price is up 400% from now | | **-30%** | Price is down 30% from now | | **-50%** | Price is down 50% from now | | **±20%** | Price moves 20% either way | ### Custom alerts 1. Under **Custom**, pick **% move**, **Price** or **Market cap**. 2. Pick the direction: **Up**, **Down** or **Either** for a move; **Above** or **Below** for price and market cap. 3. Type the target. You can write shorthand: `250k`, `1.5m`, `$0.002`, `2b`. As you type, Manna previews it, for example "fires at $0.0031" or "+42.0% from now". 4. Turn on **Repeat** if you want it more than once. 5. Tap **Set alert**. ## One-time and repeating alerts A one-time alert fires once, then shows as done. With **Repeat** on: - **% move** alerts ("Every time it moves that much again") measure the next move from the price where they last fired. A repeating +20% alert on a token at $1 fires around $1.20, then again about 20% above that (around $1.44), and so on. They also wait at least 5 minutes between pings. - **Price and market cap** alerts ("Each time it crosses, at most every 5 min") fire when the number crosses your line, then wait until it goes back across by at least 1% before they can fire again. They never fire more than once every 5 minutes. A price hovering on your line can't ping you every few seconds. Example: a repeating alert for price above $0.010. The price hits $0.0102: it fires. It then has to drop below $0.0099 (1% under your line) to re-arm, and the next cross above $0.010 can only fire once 5 minutes have passed since the last ping. ## How alerts are checked and delivered - Manna checks every live alert about every 10 seconds, around the clock, with the app closed. - When one fires, you always get an in-app notification (the bell in the header). It reads like "$PEPE is up 52%", "$PEPE market cap is above $10.00M" or "$PEPE is below $0.004", followed by the current price and market cap, and "alert done" for one-time alerts. - If your account uses the [Telegram bot](/docs/bot), you also get a Telegram message with buttons to open the token in the bot or on Manna. If it doesn't, the sheet suggests: "Get alerts on your phone: sign in to Manna with Telegram or open the Manna bot." - Alerts set in the bot (with the 🔔 button or `/alerts`) and on the website are the same list. ## Manage your alerts Open your profile and go to the **Alerts** tab. The top line shows how many are live ("3 live of 50") and where pings go. For each alert you can: - Toggle **Repeat** (the arrows button: "Repeats" or "One-shot"). - Pause or resume it with the switch. Resuming a **% move** alert measures the move from today's price, not the old one. - Delete it. Each row also shows its history: "fired 2× · last 3h ago", "set 1d ago", "fired 5m ago · done" or "paused". ## Limits and validation You can have up to 50 live alerts at a time; paused alerts don't count. You can create up to 30 alerts in five minutes. Manna refuses alerts that don't make sense: | Message | Why | | --- | --- | | "It's already above that (now $X)" / "It's already below that (now $X)" | The alert would fire on the next check | | "A drop can be at most 99%" | A **Down** move of 100% or more can't happen | | "That move is too big" | Moves above 100,000% | | "Enter a number above zero" | Empty, zero or negative target | | "This token has no live price yet" / "...no live market cap yet" | Manna can't price the token right now | | "You can have 50 alerts at a time. Delete one first." | You're at the limit | | "Too many alerts at once, try again in a few minutes" | More than 30 created in five minutes | > [!NOTE] > Alerts are checked every few seconds against market data, so a very short spike between checks can be missed, and a fast market can be well past your line by the time the ping arrives. If you need to act at a price, arm an [order](/docs/trading/orders) instead. ## Watchlist Star any token to add it to your watchlist. The star sits next to the bell on every token page. - **Where it shows**: the **★ Watchlist** feed on Discover, and the **Watchlist** tab on your profile, with each token's price, market cap, 24h change, a bell for alerts and the star to remove it. - **How many**: up to 200 tokens. Past that, the newest 200 are kept. - **Synced with your account**: signed in, your stars are saved to your account, so they're the same on every device and in the Telegram bot (`/watchlist`). - **Signed out**: stars are kept in this browser only. The first time you sign in on that device, they're added to your account, so nothing is lost. - **Instant**: a star paints immediately; the list refreshes about every 30 seconds. ## Related - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) - [Notifications and bookmarks](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks) - [Telegram bot commands](/docs/bot/commands) - [Trading on Manna](/docs/trading) ================================================================================ # Portfolio and PnL URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Manna adds up your net worth across every chain and any watch-only wallets, how profit and loss is calculated for Manna coins and other tokens, what the value chart shows, and how to share a PnL card. Your profile is your portfolio. It shows your net worth across all 9 chains, every token you hold, the profit or loss on each trade, and a chart of your account value over time. You can add watch-only wallets (a cold wallet, an old wallet, a whale you follow) so their balances count toward your net worth, and share any trade as a card. This page explains where each number comes from, so you know exactly what you're looking at. ## Net worth At the top of your own profile, **Net worth** (with a live dot) is the sum of: - **Your Manna account**: cash in both your Manna wallets on every chain (native coins and USDC/USDG) plus every token you hold. - **Your watch-only wallets**: the value of each wallet you added. Under it is the 24-hour change in dollars and percent. When you have more than one wallet with money in it, a colored bar splits your net worth by wallet; tap it to open the **Wallets** tab. Your net worth refreshes about every 30 seconds. Other visitors don't see your net worth. They see your account value and its change over the chosen window, unless you hide amounts or make your profile private (see [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy)); then they see percentages only. Below the chart, **Total cash** lists your cash by asset, with **Withdraw** (arrow up) and **Deposit** (**+**) buttons. **Win rate** and **Volume** sit beside it. ## Wallets and watch-only wallets The **Wallets** tab lists each wallet with its value, its share of your net worth and its 24h change. Tap a wallet to see its tokens. - **Manna · Solana** and **Manna · EVM** are your own Manna wallets, marked **Trading**. - Wallets you add are marked **Watch-only**. Nothing can be traded from them; Manna only reads public chain data. ### Add a watch-only wallet 1. Open your profile, then **Wallets**, and tap **Watch a wallet** (or **Track any wallet**). 2. Paste any Solana or EVM address. Manna labels it **SOLANA** or **EVM** as you type. 3. Optionally give it a **Name** ("Cold wallet, Ansem, Old Phantom…"). 4. Tap **Watch wallet**. "Balances can take a few seconds the first time." You can watch up to 10 wallets. Your own Manna wallets can't be added ("That's already your Manna wallet"). Use the **⋯** menu on a watched wallet to **Rename** it, **Open in explorer** or **Stop watching**. ### What Manna counts in a watch-only wallet | Included | Detail | | --- | --- | | Cash on all 9 chains | Each chain's native coin and its USDC (USDG on Robinhood Chain) | | Solana tokens | Every SPL and Token-2022 token in the wallet | | EVM tokens | ERC-20 tokens on Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche | To keep airdropped junk from inflating your number, Manna leaves out a token when: - it has no market price at all; - its pool holds less than $1,000 of liquidity; - your holding is worth more than the pool's whole liquidity (it could never be sold for that); or - it looks like a honeypot: more than 50 buys and at most one sell in the last 24 hours. In the wallet's token list, holdings under $1 are folded away ("2 tokens under $1 not shown"), and up to 30 tokens worth $1 or more are listed. If a chain doesn't answer in time you'll see "Some chains didn't answer in time; refresh for the rest." ## Holdings, filters and hidden tokens The **Holdings** tab lists your open positions. A toolbar lets you: - filter by chain (**All chains**, then each chain you hold something on); - sort by **Value**, **PnL** or **Name**; - **Hide <$1** (on by default) to tuck away dust; - hide single tokens with **Hide tokens…** or **Manage hidden**. "Hide dust and airdropped junk from your holdings. Only you see this list; nothing is sold or moved." Your filter and sort choices are remembered in this browser. **Closed** lists positions you've fully sold; **History** lists every trade. ## How PnL is calculated Manna tracks profit and loss on tokens you traded through Manna: on the website, with one-tap, through orders and copy trading, and in the Telegram bot. Tokens that arrived some other way still count in your net worth and wallets, but they have no PnL because Manna has no record of what you paid. ### Manna coins For coins launched on Manna, Manna keeps a running position for each wallet from the chain itself: ```text PnL = value now − cost of what you still hold + profit already realized PnL % = PnL ÷ total you spent buying value now = tokens held × current price ``` Amounts are kept in the coin's pair currency (SOL, ETH, USDG...) and shown in dollars at today's rate. ### Every other token For any other token, Manna uses its record of your swaps through Manna: ```text PnL = value now + dollars you got from sells − dollars you spent on buys PnL % = PnL ÷ dollars you spent on buys ``` The value now is your on-chain balance times the live price. A position counts as **open** while it's worth at least $0.01. ### Worked example You buy $100 of a token, then another $50. It rises and you sell half for $120. What's left is worth $110. - Spent on buys: $150. Got from sells: $120. Value now: $110. - PnL = 110 + 120 − 150 = **+$80**, which is +53.3% of the $150 you spent. ### Other figures on a position Tap any position to open its sheet: - **Invested**: total spent buying. - **Avg. entry**: the market cap at your average buy price ("$1.2M MC"). Price and market cap move together, so your average price maps to a market cap. - **Current** (open) or **Avg. exit** (closed): today's market cap, or the market cap at your average sell price. - A price chart with your buys (green dots) and sells (red dots), your thesis if you posted one, and every transaction with explorer links. - A status: **Open**, **Win**, **Loss** or **Fumble**. ### Fumble A closed Manna coin position is a **Fumble** when the coin's price is now more than 1.5 times your average sell price: you sold, and it kept going. It's shown in amber, just so you know. ### Win rate Win rate is the share of your closed positions that ended in profit. ## The value chart The chart under your net worth shows your account value over **24h**, **7d**, **30d** or **All**, with the change for that window next to it ("+$84.20 trading 7d"). Manna rebuilds it like a brokerage chart: at each point in time it takes your cash, adds back what you spent on buys since then, subtracts what came back from sells, and values each token you held at its price at that moment. Manna doesn't know your deposits and withdrawals, so cash only moves with trades in the chart. That means **the change over a window is your trading profit for that window**, not deposits. The chart covers your Manna account; watch-only wallets are not part of it. ## Share a PnL card Turn any trade into an image card for X, Telegram or anywhere else. 1. Tap **Share card** on a position sheet, **Share** on the position card of a token page, or the share button on your profile header (a portfolio card). 2. In the **Share** sheet, choose what the card shows: **Chart**, **PnL ($)** or **PnL (%)**, **Buys/Sells** markers on the chart, and your **Ref code**. 3. Tap **Share**, **Copy** ("Card copied: Paste it into X, Telegram or anywhere."), **Save** or **Post on X**. **Ref code** puts your referral code on the card. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) for how referrals pay. > [!TIP] > Use **PnL (%)** if you'd rather not show dollar amounts. If you've set your profile to hide amounts, other people only ever see percentages. ## Related - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) ================================================================================ # Deposit, withdraw and send URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send Updated: 2026-11-03 > Move money into Manna, withdraw your cash to any address on any of 9 chains, send money to another Manna user by name, and claim your trading rewards. Steps, fees, minimums and what can go wrong. This page covers every way money moves in and out of your Manna account: depositing, withdrawing your cash to any wallet or exchange on any of the 9 chains, sending money to another Manna user by their name, and claiming the trading rewards you've earned. Manna charges no fee of its own on any of these; you only pay network costs. ## Deposit The deposit sheet opens from the **+** next to **Total cash** on your profile, or from the **Deposit** button in a buy sheet when you're short. It offers three ways in: | Option | What it does | | --- | --- | | **Crypto** | Shows your address and QR code. Two tabs: **Solana** (send USDC or SOL on Solana) and **Robinhood / EVM** (send USDC, or USDG on Robinhood, or the chain's coin). Either works: with only USDC, the network fee comes out of your USDC | | **Debit card** | Buys USDC with a card through Privy, delivered to your Solana wallet | | **Exchanges and apps** | Moves funds from Coinbase, Binance and other apps as USDC to your Solana wallet | The addresses are always your signed-in account's own wallets, never just whatever wallet your browser has connected. The full step-by-step guide, the list of what counts as cash, and how much gas to keep are in [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit). ## Withdraw Withdraw sends your cash to any address on any of the 9 chains. Manna takes it from wherever your money sits and delivers it as the **destination chain's native coin**: SOL on Solana, ETH on Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Optimism, BNB on BNB Chain, POL on Polygon, AVAX on Avalanche. If your cash is on a different chain, Manna moves it there through Relay in the same step. ### Withdraw step by step 1. On your profile, tap the arrow-up button next to **Total cash**. The **Withdraw** sheet shows **Cash available**. 2. Under **Send to**, pick the destination chain: **Solana**, **Base**, **Robinhood**, **Ethereum**, **BNB Chain**, **Arbitrum**, **Polygon**, **Optimism** or **Avalanche**. 3. Paste the destination address. A Solana address for Solana, a `0x…` address for every other chain. Manna checks the format and warns "That isn't a Solana address" or "That isn't a EVM address" if it doesn't match. 4. Type a dollar amount, or tap **Max**. The sheet reminds you: "Arrives as ETH. If your cash is on another chain, Manna moves it there for you (a small network fee applies). Holding only USDC is fine: Manna handles the network fee and takes it from your USDC." 5. Tap **Withdraw**. A banner shows "Sending $X · As ETH on Base", then **Sent** with a **View** link to the transaction. ### How Manna pays a withdrawal - **Already there**: if you have enough of the destination chain's native coin, Manna sends it straight from that wallet, keeping a small amount back for the network fee (0.001 SOL on Solana, which also keeps the wallet open, 0.0004 ETH on Ethereum, or 0.00002 of the native coin elsewhere). - **From another chain**: otherwise Manna picks one balance that can cover the amount (the same way a buy does: see [universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#how-a-buy-picks-where-to-pay-from)) and routes it through Relay straight to the address you entered. - **Max**: withdraws **every balance** on every chain. The sheet lists what will go ("Sends 3 balances, one after another") and anything that stays, with the reason. Each balance is sent on its own: stablecoins first, then native coins on other chains, and the destination chain's own coin last. Native coins leave a little behind for gas on their chain (for example 0.003 SOL, 0.00005 ETH on Base or Arbitrum, 0.05 POL). A stablecoin with none of its chain's coin next to it still moves when its network fee can be paid from it (see [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc)): USDC on Solana from $2, USDC leaving an EVM chain always (a permit, no gas), and USDC staying on its own EVM chain from $5. The fee is paid from that stablecoin, so slightly less of it arrives. Balances worth less than $1 after that stay where they are. The banner counts through them ("Withdrawing all: 2 of 3") and ends with **Sent everything**, or **Sent 2 of 3** plus the reason a balance didn't move. ### Fees and limits | Item | Value | | --- | --- | | Manna fee on withdrawals | None | | Network and route costs | The network fee, plus Relay's own route costs when cash crosses chains (taken out of what's moved) | | Minimum | You need at least $0.50 of cash ("No cash to withdraw") | | Largest single withdrawal from another chain, for a typed amount | Your biggest single balance ("Your biggest balance is $X, withdraw up to that at once"). **Max** has no such limit: it sends every balance | | Requirement | One-tap trading must be on | The [bridge](/docs/bridge) is a different tool for moving funds between chains yourself, and charges 0.7%. The Relay step inside a withdrawal adds no Manna fee. > [!DANGER] Withdrawals can't be undone > Blockchain transfers are final. If you paste a wrong address, or an exchange deposit address on the wrong network, the money is gone and Manna can't get it back. Copy and paste the address, check the first and last characters, and send a small test first when using a new address. When withdrawing to an exchange, make sure it accepts the native coin on the chain you picked. ### Common withdrawal messages | Message | What to do | | --- | --- | | "No cash to withdraw" | Your cash is under $0.50 | | "Not enough to cover the network fee" | The amount left after the fee would be zero; withdraw more or top up | | "Your biggest balance is $X, withdraw up to that at once" | Lower the amount, then withdraw the rest separately | | "Your cash is on its way between chains, try again in a minute" | Relay is still delivering; check the destination before trying again | | "Your wallet has no SOL for the network fee on Solana, and it couldn't come out of your USDC this time (…)" | You hold too little USDC to pay the fee from it, or the daily limit was reached (the reason is in brackets). Deposit USDC or SOL, either works, or try again tomorrow | | "One-tap trading isn't switched on for this account yet" | Turn on one-tap from any buy sheet | ## Send to a Manna user You can pay anyone on Manna by name, without ever seeing or copying their address. 1. Open their profile and tap **Send**. The button only shows when they can receive. 2. Choose **SOL · Solana** or **ETH · Robinhood**. 3. Type a dollar amount on the keypad. Manna shows how much SOL or ETH that is at the current price. 4. Drag **Slide to send**. Your wallet signs the transfer. A banner shows "Sending to X", then "Sent $25 to X" with the amount in SOL or ETH. Good to know: - Their address is used but never shown on the page. - The transfer comes from your wallet on that chain (your Solana wallet for SOL, your EVM wallet for ETH on Robinhood Chain). Send doesn't pull from your cash on other chains, so you need enough SOL or ETH there. - It's a plain transfer: no Manna fee, only the network fee. - Like any transfer, it can't be reversed. Check you're on the right profile. ## Claim trading rewards Cashback and referral rewards from trading build up in your account until you claim them. Rewards from trading on Solana build up in SOL or USDC, depending on which side the fee was taken in. 1. Open [Rewards](/me). 2. Tap claim on the reward you want. 3. Manna sends it to your signed-in Solana wallet. You don't need a gas coin for the claim. Each Solana trading reward has a minimum before it can be claimed: **0.001 SOL** for SOL rewards and **0.01 USDC** for USDC rewards. Below that you'll see "Nothing to claim yet (minimum 0.001 SOL)". Claims need you to be signed in with your Solana wallet ("Sign in with your Solana wallet first"). If a claim fails, the amount is put back so you can try again. How much you earn, the reward tiers and the other reward types are covered in [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) and [Rewards](/docs/rewards). ## Related - [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Bridge](/docs/bridge) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Security](/docs/security) ================================================================================ # Manna Telegram bot URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot Updated: 2026-11-03 > The Manna Telegram bot is Manna's trading terminal inside Telegram: paste any token on 9 chains and buy in one tap, set orders, copy traders, launch coins and run Team Battles, all from one cash balance. > [!NOTE] Comes with launch > The Telegram bot isn't live. It launches with or after Manna, and its handle is published here when it exists. Any bot claiming to be Manna's before then is fake. The Manna Telegram bot is the full Manna trading terminal inside Telegram. In a private chat it trades any token on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, with one cash balance that works on every chain. It also launches coins, runs Team Battles, sets limit orders, take profits, stop losses, trailing stops and DCA plans, copies other traders and snipes new Manna launches. In group chats it stays quiet and only answers when someone pastes a Manna coin. This page gets you from zero to your first trade, then covers every button on the Home screen, the links that open the bot, and how it behaves in groups. The pages at the bottom go deeper into each feature. ## Quick start: your first trade in a minute 1. **Open the bot.** Open the Manna Telegram bot (its link is published here at launch) and tap **Start**. Home shows your cash, your two deposit addresses and the menu. There is no sign-up form, no seed phrase and no password. 2. **Add money.** Tap an address to copy it and send USDC, SOL or ETH to it. USDC alone is enough. No gas coin needed: the network fee comes out of your USDC. 3. **Open a token.** Paste its address or a link (DexScreener, pump.fun, Birdeye, GMGN, Manna), or type its ticker like `$WIF`. 4. **Buy.** Tap **Buy $25** (or any amount) on the token card. One message tracks it from ⏳ to ✅ with a link to the explorer. 5. **Sell.** The same card now shows your position, PnL and **Sell 25% · 50% · all**. **📊 Positions** lists every bag with quick sells. > [!TIP] Want a second look before each trade? > Turn on **✅ Confirm trades** in **⚙️ Settings** (or tap **⚡ 1-tap** on any card). Every buy and sell then asks once, on the card itself. Prefer speed? **⚡ Auto-buy on paste** buys the moment you paste a token. Every screen has **← Back** (or **← Home**) and **✕ Close**, and the bot edits the screen you're on instead of sending new messages. When the bot asks you to type something, send `/cancel` to stop. > [!TIP] Already use mannas.fun? > If you sign in to mannas.fun with the same Telegram account, you get the same account: the same wallets, the same watchlist and alerts, the same orders and the same slippage and auto take profit / stop loss settings. ## Sign in to mannas.fun with the bot You don't need a phone number to use your bot account on the website. On mannas.fun, tap **Sign in → Continue with Telegram → Open Telegram**. The bot opens with a message that names the browser and place the sign-in comes from. Tap **✅ Sign in** and the website signs you in by itself. - If the button doesn't open Telegram, the page shows a code. Send `/login` and the code to the bot, for example `/login K7P2QX`. - Already signed in on mannas.fun with X, Google or email? Tap **Link** under **Telegram** in the account menu to use that account in the bot instead. - Each sign-in link lasts 2 minutes and works once, and only in the browser that asked for it. - Tap **✕ Not me** if you didn't start the sign-in yourself. Never approve a link or code that someone sent you: it would sign them in to your account. - Tap **🚫 Revoke** on the confirmation message to sign that browser out again at any time. See [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account#sign-in-with-telegram) for the full steps. ## What happens on your first message The first time you write to the bot, it sets up your account before it answers: 1. It looks for a Manna (Privy) account linked to your Telegram ID. If there is none, it creates one. This is the same account you get by signing in to mannas.fun with Telegram. 2. It creates two wallets that belong to you: a **Solana wallet** and an **EVM wallet**. The EVM wallet has the same address on Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism and Avalanche. 3. It creates your Manna profile, so your trades show up on the site, in the feed and on leaderboards. If your Telegram username is free on Manna, it becomes your Manna username. 4. It links your Telegram username to your wallet, so creator fees that someone sends to your Telegram account find you. ### Who holds the keys The private keys live in Privy's secure enclaves. Manna never holds them. The bot holds only an authorization key that lets it sign trades you ask for, from your own wallet. You can export your keys at any time from mannas.fun: sign in with Telegram, then tap **Export key** in the account menu (Privy confirms it's you with Telegram's official login first). See [Wallets and settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings) for details. ```diagram:custody ``` ## The Home screen Send `/start` (or `/home`, or `/menu`) at any time to open Home. It shows: | Line | What it means | | --- | --- | | **💵 Cash** | Your universal cash: every native coin and stablecoin in both wallets, on every chain, added up in dollars. Buys on any chain draw from it automatically. | | **🟣 Solana** | Your Solana deposit address. Tap it to copy. | | **⚪ EVM** | Your EVM deposit address, the same on Robinhood, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and the rest. Tap it to copy. | | **👉 Paste a token address, link or $TICKER to trade.** | The fastest way to trade: paste, then tap a buy button. | When your cash is empty, the screen tells you to deposit USDC, SOL or ETH to one of the addresses. Cash is read live from nine chains. To keep `/start` instant, Home shows your last known total if the live read takes more than a moment. ### The menu The buttons are grouped by what you do most: trade first, then automation, launches, money, and the rest. | Row | Buttons | | --- | --- | | Trade | **💹 Buy & Sell** · **📊 Positions** | | Automate | **🎯 Orders** · **👥 Copy** · **⚡ Sniper** | | Launch | **🚀 Launch** · **⚔️ Battle** · **🐦 New coins** | | Money | **👛 Wallet** · **🎁 Rewards** · **⚙️ Settings** | | More | **⭐ Watchlist** · **🔔 Alerts** · **❓ Help** | | | **↻ Refresh** · **✕ Close** | | Button | What it opens | | --- | --- | | **💹 Buy & Sell** | How to open a token (paste an address or link, or type `$TICKER`), and the last 6 tokens you traded, one tap each. Same as `/buy`. See [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading). | | **📊 Positions** | Every token you hold through Manna, with value and PnL, and **Sell 50%** / **Sell all** per token. See [Positions](/docs/bot/trading#positions-and-pnl-cards). | | **🎯 Orders** | Your open limit buys, take profits, stop losses, trailing stops and DCA plans, including ones set on mannas.fun. See [Orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy). | | **👥 Copy** | Copy another trader's buys (and sells) automatically. | | **⚡ Sniper** | Auto-buy every new coin launched on Manna. | | **🚀 Launch** | Launch a coin on any of the 9 chains from the chat, paid from your cash. See [Launch and battles](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles). | | **⚔️ Battle** | Launch two coins that battle each other, each on Solana, Robinhood Chain or another live chain. See [Team Battles](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles#team-battles). | | **🐦 New coins** | The 8 newest coins launched on Manna, one tap to open each. | | **👛 Wallet** | Balances per chain, deposit addresses, **↗ Withdraw** to 9 chains, **🌉 Bridge** and **🧲 Migrate**. | | **🎁 Rewards** | Your 25% fee cashback, your free Manna Pass, member number and invite link. | | **⚙️ Settings** | Buy and sell buttons, slippage, auto-buy on paste, trade confirmations, ticker chain, auto take profit / stop loss. See [Settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings#settings). | | **⭐ Watchlist** | Tokens you starred, with price and 24h change. Synced with mannas.fun. | | **🔔 Alerts** | Your price alerts, with repeat on or off. | | **❓ Help** | A quick start and one short page per topic, each linking to these docs. | | **↻ Refresh** | Reloads Home with a fresh cash total. | | **✕ Close** | Removes the menu from the chat. `/start` brings it back. | > [!NOTE] > Anything you type that isn't a command, a token address, a `$TICKER` or an answer to a question the bot asked brings you back to Home. You can't break anything by typing the wrong thing. ## Links that open the bot Manna links into the bot use Telegram's `start` parameter. They work for anyone, new or existing. | Link | What it does | | --- | --- | | `https://t.me/?start=r_CODE` | An invite. `CODE` is a Manna invite code like `XXX-AB12`. The bot remembers it and links your account to the inviter, the same as an invite link on mannas.fun. | | `https://t.me/?start=t_ADDRESS` | Opens that token's card straight away, ready to buy. | | `https://t.me/?start=r_CODE_t_ADDRESS` | Both: opens the token and counts the visit as an invite from `CODE`. | | `https://t.me/?start=login_…` | Made by mannas.fun's **Continue with Telegram** button, for the person signing in. The bot asks you to confirm before anyone is signed in. Never tap one someone else sent you. | You rarely need to build these by hand. The **📤 Share** button on every token card makes the third kind of link for you, with your own invite code inside. When a friend opens it, they see the token, and if they are new to Manna they join as your invite. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) for what invites earn. > [!NOTE] > An account keeps the first invite it gets. Opening someone else's link later does not change who invited you. ## The bot in group chats Add the Manna bot to a group and it behaves differently from the private chat: - **It only answers Manna coins.** Paste the address of a coin launched on Manna (its address carries Manna's ending) and it replies with the coin card, which names the coin's chain (Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain and so on): price, market cap, volume, holders, graduation progress and the fee per trade. Any other address is ignored, so the bot never spams a group. - **No trading in groups.** Card buttons in groups are links: **🟢 Buy $TICKER in the bot** opens your private chat with that coin ready to buy, **On Manna** opens the coin page, **Chart** opens DexScreener and **Launch your own** opens mannas.fun/launch. Nothing in a group ever shows your wallet or balance. - **Trading buttons don't work on a forwarded card.** If someone forwards a private trading card into a group, its buttons answer "Open the bot to trade" instead of trading. Group commands are short: `/start` and `/help` explain what the bot does, `/new` lists the 8 newest Manna coins, `/top` lists the 8 coins with the most holders, and `/launch` links to the launch page. The full list is in the [command reference](/docs/bot/commands#group-chat-commands). ## Fees in the bot Bot trades cost the same as trades on mannas.fun: Manna's 1% trading fee, with 25% of it back to you as cashback (up to 40% at higher tiers). A $100 buy pays $1 in fees and $0.25 comes back to you at the base tier. Graduated Manna coins on Solana pay Manna through their pool's own fee instead of a separate 1%. Network fees are paid from your cash. See [Fees](/docs/fees) for every fee in one place. ## Where to go next :::cards - [Command reference](/docs/bot/commands): Every command, what it opens, hidden aliases, group commands and rate limits. - [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading): Paste a token, read the card, buy and sell in one tap, positions and PnL cards. - [Orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy): Limit buys, take profit, stop loss, trailing stops, DCA, copy trading and the sniper. - [Launch and battles](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles): Launch a coin or a Team Battle from the chat, every option on the launch card. - [Wallets and settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings): Your two wallets, deposits, withdrawals, bridge, migrate, settings, Pass, watchlist and alerts. ::: ## Related - [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Security](/docs/security) - [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) ================================================================================ # Bot command reference URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/commands Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every the Manna Telegram bot command in private chats and groups, what each one opens, the hidden aliases, how typed answers work and the rate limits. This page lists every command the Manna bot understands, in a private chat and in groups. Most of the time you won't need any of them: paste a token address (or type `$TICKER`) to trade it, and use the buttons on Home for everything else. Commands are a shortcut when you already know where you want to go. ## How commands work - Type `/` in the chat with the bot and Telegram shows the command menu. Tap one, or type it. - Commands are not case sensitive, and anything after the command is ignored (except the `/start` link parameter, `/buy ` and `/help `). - **A command always cancels what the bot was waiting for.** If the bot asked you a question (an amount, an address, a name) and you send a command instead, the question is dropped and the command runs. - `/cancel` drops the question without opening anything else. - Anything that isn't a command, a token address or link, a `$TICKER`, or an answer to a question opens Home. ## Menu commands (private chat) These are the commands Telegram shows in the bot's menu. | Command | Opens | What you can do there | | --- | --- | --- | | `/start` | Home | See your cash and deposit addresses and the menu. With a link parameter it can also open a token or apply an invite (see [Links that open the bot](/docs/bot#links-that-open-the-bot)). | | `/buy` | **💹 Buy & Sell** | How to open a token and your last 6 traded tokens. `/buy $WIF`, `/buy wif`, `/buy
` or `/buy ` opens that token straight away. | | `/positions` | **📊 Positions** | Every token you hold through Manna, value, profit and loss, **Sell 50%** and **Sell all** per token, and a PnL card for your whole portfolio. | | `/launch` | Launch a coin on any of the 9 chains | The first time, the bot asks for a name, a ticker and a picture. Afterwards it opens your saved launch card. See [Launch and battles](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles). | | `/battle` | Team Battle | Set up two coins that battle each other, each on the chain you pick (Solana, Robinhood or another live chain). Guided the first time, then the battle card. | | `/copy` | **👥 Copy** | Your copy-trading list, with **➕ Copy a trader**. See [Copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy#copy-trading). | | `/fomo` | **🏆 Top FOMO traders** | The top traders on FOMO by on-chain PnL with a **📋** Copy button each (`/fomo top`, `/fomo 24h`, `/fomo 30d`). `/fomo ` copies that trader. See [Copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy#copy-trading). | | `/sniper` | **⚡ Sniper** | Turn the sniper on or off, pick the amount and chains. See [Sniper](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy#sniper). | | `/wallet` | **👛 Wallet** | Balances on every chain, copy your addresses, **↗ Withdraw** to any of 9 chains, open bridge and migrate. | | `/bridge` | Bridge | Move money between chains in three steps, with a full quote before you confirm. | | `/migrate` | Migrate | Sweep the native coin from every other EVM chain into one chain. | | `/orders` | **🎯 Orders** | Every open order and DCA plan, from the bot and from mannas.fun, with pause, resume and cancel. | | `/alerts` | **🔔 Alerts** | Your price alerts (up to 50 live), with repeat on or off and a delete button for each. | | `/watchlist` | **⭐ Watchlist** | Tokens you starred, 10 per page, with price, 24h change and market cap. | | `/settings` | **⚙️ Settings** | Buy and sell buttons, slippage, auto-buy on paste, trade confirmations, ticker chain, auto take profit and stop loss. | | `/pass` | **🎁 Rewards** | Your cashback, your free Manna Pass, your code, invite link and how many people you invited. | | `/cancel` | (none) | Stops the question the bot asked (an amount, an address, a name). Replies "Okay, cancelled." with **← Home** and **💹 Buy & Sell**. | | `/help` | **❓ Help** | A quick start, the main commands and one short page per topic (trading, orders, copy and sniper, wallet, launch, rewards). `/help trade`, `/help orders`, `/help copy`, `/help wallet`, `/help launch` or `/help rewards` opens a topic directly. | ## Hidden commands and aliases These work but don't appear in the menu. | Command | Same as | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `/home` | `/start` | Opens Home. Also accepts a link parameter. | | `/menu` | `/start` | Opens Home. | | `/search` | `/buy` | Same as `/buy`, with or without a token. | | `/watch` | `/watchlist` | Opens your watchlist. | | `/invite` | `/pass` | Opens Rewards. | | `/referrals` | `/pass` | Opens Rewards. | | `/login CODE` | (none) | Signs mannas.fun in with this Telegram account, using the code the sign-in page shows (for when **Open Telegram** doesn't open the app). The bot asks you to confirm first. See [Sign in to mannas.fun with the bot](/docs/bot#sign-in-to-mannaac-with-the-bot). | ## Pasting instead of commands The most used "command" is not a command at all. Paste any of these into the private chat: - a token contract address on any of the 9 chains (Solana base58 addresses, or `0x…` addresses for EVM chains); - a DexScreener link (the bot asks DexScreener which token the pool belongs to); - a pump.fun, Birdeye, GMGN or Manna link that contains the token address; - a ticker: `$WIF`, or in capitals `WIF`. One clear match opens its card; several close matches give a short pick list. See [Typing a ticker](/docs/bot/trading#typing-a-ticker). The bot answers "🔎 Looking up that token…" and replaces that message with the token card a moment later. See [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading). > [!TIP] > A pasted token address always wins over a pending question. If the bot asked you for a sell percentage and you paste a new token instead, the question is dropped and the new token opens. The only exception is when the bot asked you for an address (a wallet to copy, or a withdrawal address). ## Typed answers Some buttons ask you to type something: a custom buy amount, a sell percentage, an order target, a coin name. A few rules apply to every question: | Rule | Detail | | --- | --- | | Time limit | The bot waits 15 minutes for your answer. After that, your reply is treated as a normal message. | | Mistakes | A wrong answer gets a hint and the question again. After the third wrong answer the bot says "Okay, cancelled." | | Cancelling | Send `/cancel` (or any other command) to drop the question. Every question ends with "Send /cancel to stop." | | Tidy chat | Once you answer, the bot deletes its question and your reply, and the screen you were on updates (for example, a new buy button amount shows on the Settings screen with "✅ Saved."). | | Formats | Dollar amounts accept `25`, `$25` or coin amounts like `0.3 sol`, `0.01 eth`, `0.1 bnb`, `5 pol`, `0.2 avax` (converted at the live price). Commas are ignored. | ## Group chat commands In groups the bot is a quiet coin-card bot, not a trading bot. It responds to: | Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | `/start` | Short intro: launch coins on 9 chains (Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche), paste any Manna coin address to see its card. Buttons: **Launch a coin**, **Open Manna**. | | `/help` | Same as `/start`. | | `/new` | The 8 newest coins on Manna, with chain and market cap, each linked to its page. | | `/top` | The 8 Manna coins with the most holders (ties go to the most recently traded). | | `/launch` | "Launch in three taps: name, picture, send it." with a **Launch a coin** button to mannas.fun/launch. | Pasting a Manna coin's address in a group gets a reply with that coin's card. Addresses of tokens that aren't Manna coins are ignored. See [The bot in group chats](/docs/bot#the-bot-in-group-chats). ## Rate limits Limits keep the bot fast for everyone and protect you from runaway taps. They apply per Telegram account. | Limit | Value | What happens past it | | --- | --- | --- | | Messages to the bot | 40 per minute | Extra messages are ignored silently. Wait a minute and carry on. | | Pasted token addresses, links or typed tickers | 30 per minute | The bot replies "Slow down a little, then paste it again." (or "…then try again." for a ticker). | | Coin launches | 5 per hour | "That's a lot of launches. Try again in a little while." | | Team Battles | 3 per hour | "That's a lot of battles. Try again in a little while." | | Same trade button tapped twice | Ignored for 4 seconds | The second tap of the same buy or sell button on the same token is dropped, so a double tap never buys twice. Different buttons run side by side. | | Withdrawals | One at a time | "⏳ A withdrawal is already on its way." | | Bridges / migrates | One at a time each | "⏳ A bridge is already on its way." / "⏳ A migrate is already running." | > [!NOTE] > When Manna is under very heavy sign-up load, a brand-new user may see "Manna is very busy right now. Try again in a few minutes." This only affects creating a new account, never existing ones. ## Related - [Manna Telegram bot](/docs/bot) - [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading) - [Orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy) - [Wallets and settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings) - [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) ================================================================================ # Trading in the Telegram bot URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/trading Updated: 2026-11-03 > Paste any token on 9 chains, read the token card line by line, buy and sell in one tap with your universal cash, and track every position and its PnL in the Manna Telegram bot. Trading in the Manna bot takes two steps: paste a token (or type its `$TICKER`), tap a buy button. There is no chain switching and no bridging by hand, and no confirmation screen unless you want one. Your cash on any chain pays for a buy on any other chain, and the bot reports each trade from the first tap to the final receipt in one message. This page explains the token card line by line, every buy and sell button, what can go wrong and how to read your positions. ## Open a token **In short:** paste the address or link, or type `$TICKER`. The card appears in a second or two. Paste or type any of these into your private chat with the bot (or after `/buy`, like `/buy $WIF`): - a contract address on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Avalanche; - a DexScreener link (DexScreener links point at a pool, so the bot asks DexScreener which token it is); - a pump.fun, Birdeye, GMGN or Manna link with the token address in it; - a ticker: `$WIF`, or the ticker in capitals (`WIF`). With `/buy` lowercase works too (`/buy wif`). The bot replies "🔎 Looking up that token…" right away, then replaces that message with the token card once prices, your balance and the market data are in. While it builds the card, it already looks up the best buy route for your first buy button, so the tap that follows goes straight to the right venue. | What you see | What it means | | --- | --- | | The token card | Found. Trade away. | | "⏳ That token is slow to load right now. Paste it again in a few seconds." | The markets took more than 30 seconds to answer. Paste it again. | | "I couldn't find a market for that token on any chain I trade." | No pool was found on any of the 9 chains, and it isn't a Manna coin. | An EVM address can exist on several chains. The bot picks the chain where the token has the deepest pool. ### Typing a ticker Many tokens share a ticker, so the bot looks them up on all 9 chains (pools under $1,000 of liquidity are ignored as copycats) and: - opens the card straight away when one token is clearly the one (the only match, or at least 5 times deeper than the next, or the only one on your **🌐 Ticker chain**); - otherwise shows a short pick list: each match with its chain, market cap and liquidity, one tap to open. ```text 🔎 $PEPE · 2 tokens use this ticker 1. ⚪ Pepe · Ethereum · MC $4.00B · Liq $40.00M 2. 🟣 Pepe · Solana · MC $1.20M · Liq $90.0K Tap the one you mean. Not here? Paste its address instead. [1. ⚪ Ethereum] [2. 🟣 Solana] [← Back] [✕ Close] ``` Set **⚙️ Settings → 🌐 Ticker chain** to put one chain first. A pasted address always opens the exact token, whatever the setting. ### Buy & Sell screen **💹 Buy & Sell** on Home (or `/buy` on its own) explains the above and lists the last 6 tokens you traded, one tap to reopen each, with shortcuts to **📊 Positions**, **⭐ Watchlist** and **🐦 New coins**. ## The token card, line by line Each card is built to be read in two seconds: identity first, then the market, then your position, then links. Lines only appear when there is data for them. | Line | Example | What it tells you | | --- | --- | --- | | Name and ticker | 🟣 **Zuzu the Otter · $ZUZU** | The chain icon, the name (when it differs from the ticker) and the ticker. | | Where it trades | *Solana · Manna curve 🐦 · 3h* | Chain, venue (a DEX like Raydium or PumpSwap, or **Manna curve** for a Manna coin still on its bonding curve) and the token's age. | | Address | `…` | The full contract address. Tap to copy. | | 💲 Price · MC | $0.0₅836 · MC $83.6K | Price in dollars (very small prices use a subscript for the number of zeros) and market cap. | | 💧 Liq · Vol 24h | Liq $12.4K (14.8%) · Vol 24h $96.1K | Pool liquidity, and what share of the market cap it is. For a Manna coin on Solana still on its curve, it shows the money on the curve. Vol is 24h volume. | | 📈 | 5m +4.2% · 1h +18.0% · 24h +96.0% | Price change over 5 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours. | | 🔁 24h | 412 buys · 188 sells | Number of buys and sells in the last 24 hours. | | 👥 | 1,204 holders · top 10 31.5% | Holder count and how much of the supply the 10 biggest wallets hold. | | 🎓 | ▰▰▰▱▱▱▱▱▱▱ 34% to graduation | Manna coins only: how far the coin is along its curve, or **Graduated** once it moved to its DEX pool. | | 👨‍🍳 Dev | @name · 3 launched · holds 2.7% | Manna coins only: the creator, how many coins they launched on Manna and how much of the supply they hold now. Tap the name for their profile. | | Risk flags | 🚫 Honeypot · ⚠️ Mint authority on | Warnings from market data (see below). | | 💼 Your position | $46.20 🟢 +23.1% (+$8.67) | What your bag is worth now and your profit or loss on it. | | └ | 1.24M ZUZU · 0.12% of supply · entry MC $68.0K | How many tokens you hold, your share of supply, and the market cap you entered at (shown while you haven't sold any). | | 💵 Cash | $212.40 · any chain, routed for you | Your universal cash, ready for the next buy. | | Links | 𝕏 · DexS · Gecko · Scan · Manna | The token's own socials (or an 𝕏 search for its address), DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, the chain explorer and its Manna page. | | ↻ time | ↻ 14:02:11 UTC | When the card was last refreshed. | If you sold everything, the position line becomes **💼 Closed** with your final profit or loss on what you put in. ### Risk flags The card shows these flags when market data reports them. Treat each one as a reason to slow down. | Flag | Meaning | | --- | --- | | 🚫 Honeypot | Market data flags the token as a honeypot: you may be able to buy but not sell. | | ⚠️ Mint authority on | Someone can still create new tokens, diluting every holder. | | ⚠️ Freeze authority on | Someone can freeze token accounts, which can stop you from selling. | | ⚠️ Dev holds N% | The developer wallet holds 10% or more of the supply. | The bot doesn't flag a top-heavy supply on its own, because on a bonding curve the curve itself is the biggest holder. Read the 👥 top 10 line instead. No flag does not mean safe. See [Risks](/docs/risks). ## Buy The top rows of the card are buy buttons, always above the sell buttons so a thumb never sells by habit. | Button | What it does | | --- | --- | | **Buy $10** · **Buy $25** · **Buy $50** · **Buy $100** · **Buy $250** | Buys that many dollars of the token, at once. These are the defaults; change them in **⚙️ Settings**. | | **Buy X ✏️** | Asks how much. Send dollars (`40`, `$40`) or a coin amount (`0.3 sol`, `0.01 eth`). Anything from $0.50 to $100,000. | By default **a tap is a trade**: memecoins move in seconds. Two settings change that: | Setting | What it does | | --- | --- | | **✅ Confirm trades** | Every preset buy and sell asks once, on the card itself: its buttons become **✅ Buy $25** · **✕ Cancel**. Tap the card's **⚡ 1-tap** button to turn it on (it then reads **✅ Confirm on**), or use **⚙️ Settings**. A typed amount (**Buy X ✏️**) is already deliberate, so it doesn't ask again. | | **⚡ Auto-buy on paste** | Pasting a token buys a set amount at once, no tap needed. It never auto-buys a token you already hold or one flagged as a honeypot, and a thin pool still gets the price impact check below. Set it in **⚙️ Settings → ⚡ Auto-buy**. | The price impact check below always applies. ### The price impact check Before a buy goes out, the bot estimates how much your buy moves the price, from the pool's liquidity (using the constant-product formula, with half the liquidity on each side of the pool). If the estimate is 10% or more, the bot stops and asks first: ```text ⚠️ High price impact Buying $250 of $ZUZU moves its price about 11% against you (the pool is thin). Buy a smaller amount, or go ahead anyway. [Buy anyway · 11% impact] [✕ Cancel] [💹 $ZUZU] ``` **Worked example.** A pool holds $4,000 of liquidity, so about $2,000 sits on each side. A $250 buy moves the price by about 250 ÷ (2,000 + 250) = 11.1%. That is over 10%, so the bot asks. A $50 buy would move it about 2.4% and goes straight through. ### Double taps Tapping the same buy button on the same token twice within 4 seconds only buys once. The second tap is ignored. Different buttons are different trades: tapping **Buy $10** and then **Buy $25** buys both, side by side. ## Sell Sell buttons appear once you hold the token. | Button | What it does | | --- | --- | | **Sell 25%** · **Sell 50%** · **Sell all** | Sells that share of your bag. These are the defaults; change them in **⚙️ Settings** (a 100% button is labeled **Sell all**). | | **Sell initials** | Sells just enough to take back what you put in (what you bought, less what you already sold), so the rest of the bag rides for free. | | **Sell X% ✏️** | Asks what percent to sell. Any number above 0 up to 100. | **Sell initials example.** You bought $100 of a token and haven't sold any. Your bag is now worth $400. Sell initials sells 25% of the bag ($100) and you keep $300 worth. If the bag is worth less than you put in, the bot tells you so and suggests selling 100% instead. Sells always pay out in the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX), which is part of your cash right away. ## From tap to receipt Every trade reports into one message that updates as it goes, so your chat stays clean: 1. **⏳ Buying $25.00 (0.142 SOL) of $ZUZU** · *Routing on Solana…* The trade has started. A toast on the button confirms the tap at once ("Buying $25…"). 2. **📤 Sent** · buying $25.00 (0.142 SOL) of $ZUZU · *Waiting for Solana to confirm…* with a **Track ↗** link. The transaction is on-chain and waiting for confirmation. 3. **✅ Bought $ZUZU ⚡ 2.4s** and the receipt, or **❌ Buy didn't go through** with a plain-language reason. The token card you tapped stays up and refreshes to show your new position once the trade lands. ### The buy receipt ```text ✅ Bought $ZUZU ⚡ 2.4s ├ Spent 0.142 SOL ($25.00) ├ Got 298.4K ZUZU ├ Entry MC $84.1K · $0.0₄837 ├ Impact 0.6% ├ Route Pump.fun └ Fee $0.25 (1%) · 🎁 25% back 💼 You hold 298.4K ZUZU ($24.71) View on Solscan ↗ ``` **Impact** with a `~` in front is an estimate from the pool's depth rather than the venue's own figure. The **Fee** line appears when Manna's plain 1% applies; graduated Manna coins pay Manna through their pool's own fee instead, so there is no separate line. ### Buttons after a buy | Row | Buttons | | --- | --- | | Sell some back | **Sell 25%** · **Sell 50%** · **Sell all** | | Protect it | **Sell initials** · **💰 Take profit** · **🛑 Stop loss** | | Next | **🔥 Share PnL** · **↻ $ZUZU** (opens a fresh card below the receipt) · **📊 Positions** | After a sell, the receipt shows what you sold, what you got, your profit or loss on the part you sold, and what's left. If some is left, you get **Sell 50% more** and **Sell the rest**, then **🔥 Share PnL**, **↻ $TICKER** and **📊 Positions**. ### When a trade fails A failed trade shows **❌** and a short reason (for example, the price moved past your slippage, or there wasn't enough cash). Nothing went through, so a **↻ Retry** button repeats the same trade in the same message, at once. A retried buy that already passed the price impact warning doesn't ask again. ### "It may still go through" The bot waits up to 90 seconds for a trade. If the chain hasn't confirmed it by then, you see: > ⏳ Your buy of $ZUZU hasn't confirmed yet. It may still go through, so check your balance in a minute before trying again. This message deliberately has **no Retry button**, because the first trade may still land and a retry could buy twice. Use **↻ $TICKER** or **📊 Positions** after a minute to see whether it did. > [!WARNING] > Don't re-buy a trade that "may still go through" until you've checked your positions. Slow networks sometimes confirm a trade a minute late. ## Universal cash: buying on any chain Your cash is every native coin and stablecoin in both of your wallets, on all 9 chains, in dollars. You never have to move money to the right chain first. When you buy a token on a chain where you don't have enough of the native coin: 1. The bot works out what's missing, plus a small gas reserve so the wallet can pay network fees (0.003 SOL on Solana, 0.0006 ETH on Ethereum, a much smaller amount on the other chains). 2. It picks one balance on another chain that can cover it and routes it across through Relay, with a little headroom for route fees. 3. When the money arrives, it buys. This takes longer than a same-chain buy (usually seconds, sometimes longer). Manna charges no bridge fee on these automatic moves; only the route's own network and relayer costs apply. ```diagram:cash-routing ``` **Things to know:** - The money for one buy comes from **one** balance. If your cash is spread thin across many chains, you may see "Your cash is spread thin: the biggest balance is $X. Try a smaller amount." - If you don't have enough cash in total, you see "Not enough cash: you have $X. Deposit first." - "Your cash is still arriving on this chain, try again in a few seconds" means the cross-chain move is still landing. Wait a moment and tap again. - To sell on an EVM chain, the wallet needs gas there. If it has less than $0.15 worth ($3 on Ethereum), the bot tops it up first: with a few cents of gas paid back from the USDC on that chain, or from your cash. - **You don't need a gas coin.** If you hold only USDC (on Solana, or on an EVM chain), the network fee comes out of your USDC. Where a route can run gasless it does (USDC leaving an EVM chain moves with a signed permit and no gas); otherwise Manna's keeper fronts the fee and it's charged back from your USDC, plus a few cents. On Solana a little of your USDC also becomes SOL for your next fees, in the same step as the buy. Manna never pays your gas for free. The receipt then shows "⛽ No gas coin needed · network fee $0.02 from your USDC". You need at least $2 of USDC on Solana ($5 on an EVM chain when the money stays there). See [No gas coin needed](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). - If the fee can't come out of your USDC (too little of it, or a daily limit reached) you see "Your wallet has no SOL for the network fee on Solana, and it couldn't come out of your USDC this time (reason). Deposit USDC or SOL, either works." ## Slippage Slippage is the worst price you accept compared to the quote. The card's **↕ Slip** button shows your setting. Tap it and the card's buttons turn into the choices, **Auto · 1% · 3% · 5% · 10% · 20%**: tap one and the card comes back with it set (**← Back** leaves it as it was). The same setting lives in **⚙️ Settings → ↕ Slippage** and is shared with mannas.fun. On **Auto**, each route uses its own safe default: | Route | Auto slippage | | --- | --- | | Bonding curves (Manna curves, pump.fun and other launchpad curves) | 5% | | Manna coins on Solana that have graduated or use a non-SOL pair | 5% | | Manna coins on the newer EVM launch chains (curve or their own pool) | 5% | | Solana DEXs and routers (Jupiter, Raydium, PumpSwap, Meteora) | 3% | | Other swaps on Robinhood Chain | 3% | | Any other token on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche (aggregator route) | 1.5% | On Solana, a trade that fails on-chain because the price moved is routed again and sent once more automatically, before the bot reports a failure. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). ## Positions and PnL cards `/positions` or **📊 Positions** lists everything your wallets hold through Manna: bot trades, trades on mannas.fun, coins you launched and your first buys. ```text 📊 Positions · $412.80 🪙 Tokens $200.40 · 💵 Cash $212.40 PnL 🟢 +18.1% (+$30.76) 1. 🟣 $ZUZU · $120.10 🟢 +42.0% (+$35.52) └ 1.24M ZUZU · MC $96.8K 2. 🔵 $BRETT · $80.30 🔴 -5.6% (-$4.76) └ 1.02K BRETT · MC $1.21B ``` - The top line is tokens plus cash. **PnL** adds up every position the bot has buy records for. - Each token shows its value and profit or loss (dollars in vs value now plus anything already sold). - 8 tokens per page, biggest first, with **‹ Prev · 1 / 2 · Next ›** to page through. Balances under one cent are counted but not listed. A brand-new coin with no price yet still shows, as "no price yet". - Each row has three buttons: the chain icon, ticker and PnL (opens the card), **Sell 50%** and **Sell all**. The list refreshes after a sell from here. With **✅ Confirm trades** on, the row's sell asks first. - Under the list: **🔥 My PnL card**, **🎯 Orders**, then **← Home** · **↻ Refresh** · **✕ Close**. ### PnL cards - **🔥 PnL** on a token card (or **🔥 Share PnL** under a receipt) sends you an image of that position, with its chart and profit in dollars, plus a **📤 Share** button. The share link opens the token in the bot with your invite code, so friends who join through it count as your invites. - **🔥 My PnL card** on the Positions screen sends a card of your whole portfolio and its all-time PnL. If a card isn't ready yet, the bot says so. Try again in a moment. ## Other card buttons | Button | What it does | | --- | --- | | **🎯 Limit · TP · SL** | Opens the orders menu for this token: limit buy, take profit, stop loss, trailing stop and DCA, plus **📋 My orders**. See [Orders](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy). | | **↕ Slip** | Shows your slippage; tap to pick another (see [Slippage](#slippage)). | | **⚡ 1-tap** / **✅ Confirm on** | Whether buys and sells from this card go out on the first tap or ask once. Tap to switch. | | **⭐ Watch** / **★ Watching** | Stars or un-stars the token. Your watchlist is shared with mannas.fun. | | **🔔 Alert** | Sets a price alert on this token. See [Watchlist and alerts](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings#watchlist-and-alerts). | | **📤 Share** | Shares a link that opens this token in the bot, with your invite code. | | **← Home** | Back to Home, in the same message. | | **📋 CA** | Copies the contract address. | | **↻ Refresh** | Rebuilds the card with fresh numbers. | | **✕** | Deletes the card from the chat. | The card's buttons, top to bottom: buys, sells (when you hold it), trade options (**🎯 Limit · TP · SL** · **↕ Slip** · **⚡ 1-tap**), tools (**⭐ Watch** · **🔔 Alert** · **🔥 PnL** · **📤 Share**), and **← Home** · **📋 CA** · **↻ Refresh** · **✕**. On older Telegram apps, colored buttons and copy buttons may not show. The bot then sends the same card with plain buttons. ## Related - [Orders and copy trading](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy) - [Wallets and settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings) - [One-tap trading and universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl) - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Orders, copy trading and the sniper in the bot URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/orders-and-copy Updated: 2026-11-03 > Set limit buys, take profits, stop losses, trailing stops and DCA plans from any token card in the Manna Telegram bot, copy another trader automatically, and auto-buy every new Manna launch. The bot keeps trading while you sleep. From any token card you can set a limit buy, a take profit, a stop loss, a trailing stop or a recurring DCA buy. You can copy another trader's buys and sells across every chain, and you can turn on the sniper to buy each new coin launched on Manna. All of it runs on Manna's servers with your own wallet, and every fill sends you a message. Orders in the bot and on mannas.fun are the same orders: the [orders engine](/docs/trading/orders) is shared, and each side sees, and can cancel, the other's. ## How orders work Every order trigger is a **market cap**. Price and market cap move together (the supply doesn't change on a trade), so "sell at 2x the price" and "sell at 2x the market cap" are the same thing, and one number is easier to read at a glance. Manna checks open orders every few seconds. When the market cap crosses your trigger, the order fills with a normal trade from your wallet, paid from your [universal cash](/docs/bot/trading#universal-cash-buying-on-any-chain) on any chain. You get a Telegram message when it fills, or if it can't. | Limit | Value | | --- | --- | | Open orders per account | 20 (limit buys, take profits, stop losses and trailing stops together) | | DCA plans per account | 10 | | Buy amount per order | $1 to $100,000 | | Fill attempts before an order fails | 3 | The limits count orders from the bot and mannas.fun together, because they belong to the same account. ## Set an order from a token card **In short:** card → **🎯 Limit · TP · SL** → pick one → send a target like `2x` or `-30%`. 1. Paste a token address (or type its `$TICKER`) to open its card. 2. Tap **🎯 Limit · TP · SL**. The card switches to the orders menu. 3. Pick **🎯 Limit buy**, **💰 Take profit**, **🛑 Stop loss**, **📉 Trailing stop** or **🔁 DCA (recurring buy)**. 4. Answer the bot's question (see each type below). 5. The bot confirms with **✅** and **← Home** · **🎯 Orders** · **✕ Close**. If the target can't be used, it says why and asks again (send `/cancel` to stop). **📋 My orders** opens the Orders screen; **← Back** returns to the normal card. You can also set a take profit or stop loss right after a buy, from the buttons under the receipt. ### Target formats Wherever the bot asks for a market cap, you can type it in any of these ways. Percent and multiple targets are measured from **today's market cap**. | You type | Means | Example at a $1M market cap now | | --- | --- | --- | | `2x` | A multiple of today's market cap | $2M | | `0.5x` | A fraction of it | $500K | | `+150%` | Today's market cap plus that percent | $2.5M | | `-30%` | Today's market cap minus that percent | $700K | | `$5M` or `5m` | That exact market cap (`k`, `m`, `b` work) | $5M | | `500000` | A plain number is dollars of market cap | $500K | ### Limit buy Buys when the market cap **drops** to your target. ```text Bot: Buy when the market cap drops to what? Send like $300K, -40% or 0.5x. You: -40% Bot: Buy how many dollars of $ZUZU when MC hits $600.0K? You: 50 Bot: ✅ Limit buy set: $50.00 of $ZUZU when MC drops to $600.0K. ``` The target must be **below** today's market cap: a limit buy at or above it would buy straight away, so the bot asks for a lower one. The amount is $1 to $100,000. ### Take profit (sells half) Sells **half** of your bag when the market cap **reaches** your target. ```text Bot: Take profit at what market cap? Send like 2x, +150% or $5M. Sells half. You: 2x Bot: ✅ Take profit set: sell half of $ZUZU when MC reaches $2.00M. ``` Selling half takes profit and leaves the rest to run. Set a second take profit higher up if you want to sell more later. ### Stop loss (sells all) Sells **all** of your bag when the market cap **falls to** your target. ```text Bot: Stop loss at what market cap? Send like -30% or $200K. Sells all. You: -30% Bot: ✅ Stop loss set: sell all of $ZUZU when MC falls to $700.0K. ``` ### Trailing stop Sells **all** of your bag if the market cap drops a set percent from its **highest point since you set it**. The top moves up with the price, so the stop follows a rally and locks in more of it. ```text Bot: Trailing stop: sell all if it drops how much from its top? Send like 20%. You: 20% Bot: ✅ Trailing stop set: sell all $ZUZU if it falls 20% from its top. ``` **Example.** You set a 20% trailing stop at a $1M market cap. The coin runs to $3M: the stop now sits at $2.4M. If it falls from $3M to $2.4M, the bot sells everything. The drop must be between 1% and 90%. ### Triggers that are already met A take profit below today's market cap, or a stop loss above it, would fire on the next check. The bot refuses those with "Trigger already met: the market cap is $X now. Use a market sell instead." For that, just use a sell button. ## DCA (recurring buys) DCA buys a fixed dollar amount on a schedule, so you build a position over time instead of at one price. 1. On the orders menu, tap **🔁 DCA (recurring buy)**. 2. The bot asks "how many dollars per buy?" Send an amount from $1 to $100,000, like `20`. 3. Pick how often: 15m, 1h, 4h, 8h, 12h, 24h, 3d, 7d. 4. Pick how many buys: **5 buys**, **10 buys**, **20 buys**, **50 buys** or **Until I stop it**. 5. The bot confirms. **The first buy goes out right away**, then one every interval. ```text ✅ DCA set: $20.00 of $ZUZU every 24h, 10 buys. The first buy goes out now. It pauses by itself after 5 failed buys in a row. ``` **Example.** $20 every 24h for 10 buys puts $200 into the coin over 10 days (9 days after the first buy), plus fees. If 5 buys in a row fail (usually because cash ran out), the plan **pauses** and the bot tells you. Top up, then tap **▶️ Resume** in **🎯 Orders**. Resuming clears the failure count and buys at the next check. ## What happens when an order fires | Situation | What the bot does | | --- | --- | | Filled | Sends "🎯 Take profit filled on ZUZU: sold 50% for $X at $Y market cap" with a link to the transaction and an **Open ZUZU** button. | | A fill attempt fails | Tries again on the next check while the trigger still holds, up to 3 attempts. Stop losses and trailing stops widen slippage on retries (to 10%, then 20%) so they get out instead of getting stuck. | | All attempts fail | Marks the order failed and sends "⚠️ Take profit on ZUZU couldn't fill:" with the reason. | | A sell empties your bag | Cancels your other open sell orders on that coin, since there is nothing left to sell. | | You already sold the coin | The sell order cancels itself quietly. | | DCA buy | On plans of 1 hour or longer, a message for every buy, like "🔁 DCA bought $20.00 of ZUZU (3/10)". On faster plans (15m), only the last buy sends a message, so your chat isn't flooded. | | DCA finished | "plan finished ✅" on the last buy. | | DCA paused | "⏸ DCA paused on ZUZU: 5 buys in a row failed (reason). Top up, then resume it in 🎯 Orders." | The same events also appear in your [notifications](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks) on mannas.fun when your bot account and your site profile are the same account. ## The Orders screen `/orders` or **🎯 Orders** lists up to 20 open orders and DCA plans, newest first, two lines each: ```text 🎯 Orders · 2 open #1042 $ZUZU · Solana └ Sell 50% when MC ≥ $2.00M #1039 🌐 $BRETT · Base · ⏸ paused └ Buy $20.00 every 24h · 3/10 🌐 = set on mannas.fun ``` | Mark | Meaning | | --- | --- | | 🌐 | The order was set on mannas.fun. You can still cancel it here. | | ⏸ paused | A DCA plan you paused, or one that paused itself after failures. | | ⏳ filling | The order fired and its trade is running right now. | | ↻ retrying | The last fill attempt failed and it will try again. | Each order has a row of buttons: **⏸ Pause #id** or **▶️ Resume #id** for DCA plans, and **✕ Cancel #id · $TICKER** for everything. The last row is **← Home** · **↻ Refresh** · **✕ Close**. With no orders open, the screen explains how to set one, with **💹 Buy & Sell** and **📊 Positions** shortcuts. ## Copy trading Copy trading mirrors another trader automatically: when they buy, you buy your chosen dollar amount; when they sell, you sell the same share of your bag. It works on Manna and on any DEX, aggregator or trading bot, on Solana and every EVM chain Manna trades, Robinhood Chain included. ### Start copying 1. Open **👥 Copy** on Home (or send `/copy`). 2. Tap **➕ Copy a trader**. 3. Send their **wallet address** (Solana or EVM), their **Manna @username**, or a **trader on FOMO** by @handle or fomo.family profile link. Shortcut: `/copy @handle` or `/copy ` skips straight to the amount. 4. "How many dollars per copied buy?" Send an amount from $0.50 to $100,000. 5. "Only copy coins in a market cap range?" Send a range like `50K-5M`, or `any`. 6. The bot confirms: "✅ Now copying @name with $25.00 per buy: every trade from their wallets, on Manna or anywhere else (from now on, never past trades)." **From the FOMO board:** send `/fomo top` (or tap **🏆 Top FOMO traders** on the Copy screen). It lists the top traders on FOMO by PnL from their own on-chain trades, 8 a page, with their win rate, trades and consistency. Tap **📋** on one and the bot goes straight to step 4. Switch **24h**, **7d** and **30d**, and page with **‹ Prev** and **Next ›**. A name tagged *(added by a Manna user)* is a FOMO handle a Manna user linked, not confirmed by FOMO. If you send a fomo.family link of someone Manna doesn't know yet, the bot asks for the Solana wallet shown on that profile: Manna can't open FOMO's pages. When you copy a Manna user, by @username or by any of their addresses, **every wallet they have** is watched: their Solana and EVM wallets, on the web and in the bot. A raw address that isn't a Manna user is watched on its own (an EVM address on every EVM chain). A trader on FOMO is found by the wallet linked to their handle on Manna and named "@handle on FOMO" (see [Copy FOMO traders](/docs/trading/copy-trading#copy-fomo-traders)); a handle nobody has linked yet needs their wallet once. You can't copy your own wallets. ### The Copy screen ```text 👥 Copy trading 🟢 @name $25.00 per buy · MC ≥ $50.0K · MC ≤ $5.00M · copies sells ``` 🟢 means active, ⚪️ means paused. Each trader has three buttons: | Button | What it does | | --- | --- | | **Pause @name** / **Resume @name** | Stops or restarts copying without losing the settings. | | **Buys only** / **Copy sells** | Switches between copying only their buys and also copying their sells. New follows copy sells. | | **✕** | Deletes the follow. | Following the same trader again updates the amount and range and turns the follow back on. ### What gets copied, and what doesn't | Rule | Detail | | --- | --- | | Only new trades | Nothing from before you started. A trade found more than 180 seconds after it happened is skipped, because the price has moved on. | | Buys | Your fixed dollar amount, whatever size they bought. | | Sells | The same share of your bag as they sold of theirs. If they sold 98% or more, or the share can't be read, you sell all. Trims under 1% are ignored. A copied sell worth less than $1 is skipped, and you must hold the coin. | | Market cap range | Buys outside your range are skipped quietly. | | Thin pools | Buys of tokens with less than $1,000 of liquidity are skipped (Manna coins are exempt). | | Honeypots | Buys of tokens flagged as honeypots are skipped. | | Speed limit | At most 6 copies per minute across your follows. If a trader goes faster, extra trades are skipped and you get a notice. | | No cash | If you don't have enough cash for a copied buy, it's skipped and you're told (at most once an hour per trader). | Every copy sends a message, like "👥 Copied @name on Solana · Pump.fun: bought $25.00 of ZUZU at $84.1K MC (they spent 2.1 SOL)", with links to your transaction and theirs. Skipped risky buys send a "🛡 Skipped" note with the reason. See [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading) for the full engine. > [!WARNING] > Copying is not a strategy on its own. A good trader's buy can be a bad buy for you a few seconds later, after their buy has already moved the price. Start with small amounts. ## Sniper The sniper buys **every new coin launched on Manna**, the moment the bot sees it. 1. Open **⚡ Sniper** on Home (or send `/sniper`). 2. Pick the amount per launch: **$5**, **$10**, **$25** or **$50**. The default is $10. 3. Pick the chains: **Solana**, **Robinhood**, or both (both are on by default). 4. Tap **▶️ Turn on**. Tap **⏸ Turn off** to stop. The sniper only buys coins launched after you turn it on. Each buy sends "⚡ Sniped ZUZU on Solana for $10.00" with an **Open ZUZU** button, or "⚠️ Couldn't snipe ZUZU:" with the reason. > [!DANGER] The sniper buys everything > The sniper has no filters: it buys every new coin on the chains you pick, good or bad. Many new coins go to zero. New Manna coins can also launch with a [sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) that charges very large fees on buys in the first seconds, and a sniper buy can land inside that window. Only use amounts you are ready to lose completely. ## Related - [Orders on mannas.fun](/docs/trading/orders) - [Copy trading on mannas.fun](/docs/trading/copy-trading) - [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Notifications](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Launch coins and Team Battles in the bot URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/launch-and-battles Updated: 2026-11-03 > Launch a coin on any of 9 chains from the Manna Telegram bot in three steps, set every option on the launch card, or start a Team Battle between two coins, each on the chain you pick, paid from your cash. You can launch a coin without leaving Telegram. The bot asks for a name, a ticker and a picture, then shows a launch card with the same main choices as mannas.fun: pair, creator fee and split, sniper shield, graduation curve, first buy, lock, socials and holders-only chat. Everything is paid from your universal cash, signed by your own wallet, and your first buy goes in before anyone else's. The bot can also start a Team Battle: two coins that launch together, each on the chain you pick, and fight for a war chest. Launches are live on all 9 chains: **Solana**, **Robinhood Chain**, **Base**, **BNB Chain**, **Ethereum**, **Arbitrum**, **Optimism**, **Polygon** and **Avalanche**. Pick the chain on the launch card. On every chain the bot pays from your cash and signs with your own bot wallet, so there is nothing to approve. ## Launch in three steps 1. Send `/launch` or tap **🚀 Launch** on Home. 2. **Name.** "🚀 Let's launch a coin. What's it called?" Send 1 to 32 characters, like `Zuzu the Otter`. 3. **Ticker.** The bot suggests one from the name (the first letters of each word, or the name itself for one word, up to 8 characters). Tap **Use $ZTO** to take it, or type your own: up to 10 characters, any letters, numbers or symbols, like `ZUZU` or `shi.gov`. No spaces, and Manna adds the `$` for you. 4. **Picture.** "Nice. Now send a picture for $ZUZU, or skip it." Send it as a photo (tap 📎 and pick an image), or tap **Skip picture →**. 5. The **launch card** opens. Change anything you like, then tap **🚀 Launch $ZUZU**. Your draft is saved as you go. Send `/launch` again any time to return to the same card. To stop a question (name, ticker, link…), send `/cancel`: the draft stays as it was. Once you answer, the bot clears its question and your reply from the chat. > [!TIP] Need a refresher in the chat? > `/help launch` (or **❓ Help → 🚀 Launch & battles**) sums this page up in five lines. ### Picture rules - Send it as a Telegram photo, or as a file in PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF. - It must be **1.5 MB or smaller**. For photos, the bot takes the largest size Telegram offers that fits. - Too big: "That picture is too big. Send a photo, or a PNG / JPG / WEBP / GIF under 1.5 MB." - To change it later, just send a new photo while the launch card is your draft. ## The launch card The card shows your coin as it will launch: ```text 🚀 Launch a coin 🟣 Solana 🏷 Name: Zuzu the Otter 💲 Ticker: $ZUZU 🖼 Picture: ✅ 📝 About: optional 🔗 Socials: optional 🤝 Pair: SOL 💸 Creator fee: 1% (+ Manna's 1%) · split: Balanced 💰 Your fee share goes to: you 🛡 Sniper shield: 10s, 90% the whole time 🎓 Graduation: Normal (around 11x the start) 🛒 Your first buy: none 💬 Holders-only chat: off Paid from your cash; your first buy goes in before anyone else. ``` Anything you don't touch launches with Manna's quick-launch defaults: the chain's native pair, a 1% creator fee, the **Balanced** split, a 10-second sniper shield (90% flat on Solana), the **Normal** curve and no first buy. ### Every button on the card | Button | Choices | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | **🟣 Solana** / **🟢 Robinhood** / **🔵 Base** / **🟡 BNB Chain** / **⚪ Ethereum** / **🔷 Arbitrum** / **🔴 Optimism** / **🟪 Polygon** / **🔺 Avalanche** | The launch chain. | Switching chain resets the pair, first buy and lock. | | **🏷 Name** | 1 to 32 characters. | Can't change after launch. | | **💲 Ticker** | Up to 10 characters on Solana, 12 on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains. | Can't change after launch. Switching a draft to Solana cuts a longer ticker to fit. | | **📝 About** | One line about your coin, up to 500 characters. Optional. | Shows on the coin page. | | **🔗 Socials** | **𝕏 X**, **✈️ Telegram**, **🌐 Website**. Send a handle (`@yourcoin`) or a link. Send `-` to remove one. | Shown on the coin's Manna page, and on DexScreener once listed. | | **🤝 Pair** | What the coin trades against, locked forever. Solana: SOL, USDC, tokenized stocks and pre-IPO tokens. Robinhood: ETH, WETH, USDG and stock tokens. Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche: the native coin and USDC (no stock pairs). | With a pair other than the native coin, your first buy is in that token, and Manna swaps your cash into it. Changing the pair resets the first buy. | | **💸 Fee** | **0%**, **0.5%**, **1%**, **2%**, **3%**, **5%**, **10%**, or **X% ✏️** for any value from 0 to 10. | The creator fee every trade pays on top of Manna's 1%. Can't change after launch. | | **🍰 Split** | **Keep it all**, **Balanced**, **Give it back**, **Shill army**, **Burn it**, **Jackpot**, **Spread it**. | Where your creator fee goes. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). The AI credits and Custom splits are on mannas.fun only. | | **🛡 Shield** | **Off**, **5s**, **10s**, **20s**, **30s**. Solana also picks the kind: **90% flat**, **95% flat**, **99% flat** or **Fading 99%→**. EVM chains pick where the sniper tax goes: **Comeback Fund**, **Holders**, **Burn** or **You**. | Buys in the first seconds pay a big fee; your own launch buy skips it. Picking a kind while the shield is off turns it on at 10s. See [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). | | **🎓 Graduation** | **Light** (about 6× the start market cap), **Normal** (about 11×), **Heavy** (about 14.7×, the deepest pool). | When the coin leaves its curve for its locked DEX pool. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). | | First-buy chips | Solana: **No buy**, **0.1 SOL**, **0.5 SOL**, **1 SOL**. Robinhood, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism: 0.005, 0.01 or 0.05 ETH. BNB Chain: 0.02, 0.05 or 0.2 BNB. Polygon: 50, 200 or 500 POL. Avalanche: 0.5, 2 or 5 AVAX. | **X ✏️** for any amount up to about $10,000 worth of the chain's coin at today's price (for example about 66 SOL, 2.5 ETH or 50,000 POL), and never less than the biggest chip. With a non-native pair, one button asks for the amount in the pair token. | | **🔒 Lock buy** | Solana: **No lock**, **7 days**, **30 days**, **90 days**, **1 year**. EVM chains: **No lock** or **30 days**. | Only shown when you set a first buy. Puts your first buy in an on-chain lock nobody can open early, not even Manna. See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). | | **💬 Holders chat** | On or off. | When on, only holders can post about the coin in Manna's feed and coin thread. | | **💰 Send my fee share to someone** | **𝕏 An X account** or **✈️ A Telegram account**, or **✓ Me**. Solana only. | See below. | | **🚀 Launch $ZUZU** | Opens the confirmation. | Shows **🚀 Launch (add a name first)** until there is a name and ticker. | | **⚔️ Team Battle** | Opens the battle setup. | See [Team Battles](#team-battles). | | **✕ Start over** | Clears the draft. | Asks for a new name. | > [!NOTE] > The bot launches coins without the extra trading rules from the [rules list](/docs/launchpad/rules), and without team wallets or a custom vanity address. For those, launch on mannas.fun. ### Send your fee share to an X or Telegram account On Solana you can launch a coin for someone else, like a creator or an influencer, and send them your creator fee share: 1. Tap **💰 Send my fee share to someone**. 2. Pick **𝕏 An X account** or **✈️ A Telegram account** and send their username. 3. The card shows "💰 Your fee share goes to: @name on X". Their fees wait safely until they sign in to Manna with that account. A Telegram account can also simply open the Manna bot. After that, Manna pays them every 15 minutes. After launch, a **📣 Tell @name on 𝕏** button lets you let them know. Tap **↩️ Back to me** to undo before launching. Coins on EVM chains always pay the creator wallet directly. ## Confirm and launch Tapping **🚀 Launch $ZUZU** shows a summary first: ```text 🚀 Launch $ZUZU · Zuzu the Otter on Solana? 🤝 Pair: SOL 💸 Creator fee: 1% + Manna's 1% · split: Balanced 🛡 Sniper shield: 10s, 90% the whole time 🎓 Graduation: Normal 🛒 Your first buy: 0.5 SOL (~$88.00), locked 30 days Network costs: about 0.03 SOL, paid from your cash. The name, ticker, pair and fees can't change after launch. [✅ Launch it] [← Back] ``` ### What it costs | Cost | Solana | Robinhood Chain | Other EVM chains | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Network costs shown | about 0.03 SOL | about 0.0003 ETH | the launch's gas at that chain's current gas price, in its own coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX), with the dollar value | | Manna launch fee | $0.50, included in the launch | $1, charged only after the coin is live | $1, charged only after the coin is live | | Your first buy | whatever you set | whatever you set | whatever you set | Before launching, the bot makes sure your wallet on that chain holds enough for the launch plus your first buy, and pulls whatever is missing from your cash on any other chain. On Solana a launch takes about 0.034 SOL (the coin's accounts, the $0.50 launch fee and network fees) plus your first buy. If your cash can't cover it, you're told how much the launch needs and how big a first buy fits. Unused SOL stays in your wallet as cash. See [Fees](/docs/fees). ### Progress After **✅ Launch it**, the same message shows each step with ⏳ turning into ✅: | Solana | EVM chains | | --- | --- | | Saving your coin | Saving your coin | | Getting your wallet ready | Getting your wallet ready | | Launching on Solana | Finding your Manna address | | Putting it on Manna | Launching on Robinhood (or the chain's name) | | Locking your first buy (if set) | Putting it on Manna | ### When it's live The message changes to your coin's address, your first buy and these buttons: **💹 Trade $ZUZU**, **📋 Copy CA**, **📣 Share on 𝕏**, **🌐 Open on Manna**, **🚀 Launch another** and **← Home**. On Solana, if the coin launched but the lock on your first buy didn't go through, the bot says so. The coin stays live and you can lock the buy from the coin's page. ### When it fails "❌ $ZUZU didn't launch:" and the reason, then "Your draft is saved." Tap **↻ Try again** or **✏️ Edit**. Two quick taps can never launch the same coin twice: while one launch runs, another tap answers "⏳ Your coin is already launching." If the server stops before it can report (rare), after 6 minutes the card says "Your launch of $ZUZU didn't report back" and that it may or may not have gone through. **Check your coins on Manna first** with **🌐 My coins**. If the coin isn't there, tap **↻ Try again**. > [!WARNING] > You can launch at most 5 coins per hour from the bot. The name, ticker, pair and fees are permanent once the coin is live. ```diagram:launch-lifecycle ``` ## Team Battles A Team Battle launches two coins together, each on its own chain: **Solana** or **Robinhood Chain** (one tap each), or another EVM chain Manna is live on. When time is up, the coin with the bigger market cap in dollars wins. 50% of a Solana coin's creator fee fills a war chest during the battle, and the chest buys the winner for its holders, on the winner's chain (bridged with Relay when it's worth at least $5). Coins on EVM chains don't fill the chest. See [Team Battles](/docs/launchpad/team-battles) for the full rules. ### Set one up 1. Send `/battle`, or tap **⚔️ Battle** on Home or **⚔️ Team Battle** on the launch card. 2. "⚔️ Let's set up a battle. Two coins, one winner. What's Side A's coin called?" Send a name (1 to 32 characters). 3. Pick Side A's ticker (type your own or tap the suggestion). 4. "And Side B's coin?" Send a name, then pick its ticker. The two tickers must be different. 5. The battle card opens. ```text ⚔️ Team Battle · Solana vs Robinhood Two coins launch together, each on the chain you pick. When time's up the bigger market cap in dollars wins. 💰 Only $CATS (Solana) fills the war chest: half its creator fee. If $CATS wins, the chest buys it on Solana. If $DOGS wins on Robinhood, Manna bridges the chest there with Relay, buys $DOGS and sends it to its holders, when the chest is worth $5 or more (and 3x the gas there). A smaller chest goes to $CATS's holders instead. 🅰️ $CATS · Team Cats · 🟣 Solana 🖼 🆚 🅱️ $DOGS · Team Dogs · 🟢 Robinhood ⏱ Length: 1 day 💸 Creator fee on each coin: 1% (traders pay 2% with Manna's 1%) 🛒 Your first buys: 🅰️ 0.1 SOL · 🅱️ 0.005 ETH (~$32.40) ``` ### Battle card buttons | Button | Choices | | --- | --- | | **🅰️ Name** / **🅰️ Ticker** / **🅰️ 🖼** (same for 🅱️) | Change a side's name, ticker or picture (send the picture as a photo). | | **🅰️ 🟣 Solana** / **🅰️ 🟢 Robinhood** / **🅰️ More ›** (same for 🅱️) | Where that side launches. **More ›** lists the other EVM chains Manna is live on. Changing a side's chain clears its first buy (it's in the chain's own coin) and trims its ticker to that chain's limit. Hidden once the side is live. | | Length | **1h**, **6h**, **1 day**, **3 days**, or **Custom ✏️**: type `12h`, `5d`, `2w`, `3mo` or `1y`. A bare number means days. Anything from 1 hour to 1 year. The default is 1 day. | | Fee | **0.5%**, **1%**, **2%**, **5%**, or **Fee ✏️** for any value from 0 to 10%. The default is 1%. The fee applies to both coins. | | **🅰️ Buy … ✏️** / **🅱️ Buy … ✏️** | Your first buy on each side, in that side's chain coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX), up to about $10,000 of it. | | First-buy chips | **No buys**, **0.1 both**, **0.5 both**, **1 both** on Solana (the chain's own amounts elsewhere): the same first buy on both sides. Only shown when both sides are on the same chain. | | **⚔️ Start $CATS vs $DOGS** | Opens the confirmation. Shows **⚔️ Start (name both sides first)** until both sides have a name and ticker. | | **✕ Start over** | Clears the battle draft. | Battle coins pair with their chain's own coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX) and use the default shield (10 seconds, 90% flat), the Balanced split and the Normal curve. Each coin's description reads "Team $CATS in a Manna battle against $DOGS". ### Confirm and start ```text ⚔️ Start $CATS vs $DOGS? Launches $CATS on Solana and $DOGS on Robinhood and starts a 1 day battle, 1% creator fee on each. Your first buys: 0.1 SOL into $CATS and 0.005 ETH into $DOGS (~$32.40). Network costs on Solana: about 0.03 SOL (~$5.20), paid from your cash. Network costs on Robinhood: about 0.0003 ETH (~$1.10), paid from your cash. 💰 Only $CATS (Solana) fills the war chest: … Names, tickers, chains and the timer can't change once it starts. [✅ Start it] [← Back] ``` Network costs are about 0.03 SOL per Solana coin and a little of the chain's coin per EVM coin, plus the launch fee per coin ($0.50 on Solana, $1 on Robinhood). The bot then launches Side A, then Side B, then starts the battle, showing each step. When it's on, you get **🅰️ Trade $CATS**, **🅱️ Trade $DOGS**, **📣 Share on 𝕏**, **⚔️ Open the battle** and **⚔️ New battle**. ### If something fails midway Each side launches once. If Side A went live but Side B didn't, the message says so, and **↻ Try again** picks up where it stopped: it launches only what isn't live yet, then starts the battle. A side that is already live can't change its name, ticker, picture, chain or first buy. You can start at most 3 battles per hour. ## Related - [Launchpad overview](/docs/launchpad) - [Launch settings on mannas.fun](/docs/launchpad/settings) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) - [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation) - [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks) - [Team Battles](/docs/launchpad/team-battles) ================================================================================ # Bot wallets, bridge and settings URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings Updated: 2026-11-03 > Your two the Manna Telegram bot wallets and who holds the keys, deposits, withdrawals to 9 chains, bridge and migrate, every setting, the Manna Pass screen, the watchlist and price alerts. Every the Manna bot account has two wallets that belong to you: one on Solana and one EVM wallet that works on all eight EVM chains Manna supports. Together they make up your universal cash. This page explains who holds the keys, how to deposit and withdraw, how to move money between chains with **/bridge** and **/migrate**, what each setting does, and the Pass, watchlist and alert screens. ## Your two wallets | Wallet | Chains | Holds | | --- | --- | --- | | **🟣 Solana** | Solana | SOL, USDC and any SPL token | | **⚪ EVM** | Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche (one address on all of them) | ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX, USDC (USDG on Robinhood) and any token | Both wallets are created by Privy when you first message the bot, inside the same Privy account you get by signing in to mannas.fun with Telegram. They are **your** wallets: - The private keys live in **Privy's secure enclaves**. Manna never holds them. - Manna's bot holds only an **authorization key**, which lets it sign the trades, orders, launches and withdrawals you ask for from your wallets. - To **export your keys**, sign in to mannas.fun with the same Telegram account (**Sign in → Continue with Telegram**, no phone number) and tap **Export key** in the account menu. Privy, the wallet provider, then confirms it's you with Telegram's official login, which does ask for your phone number on Telegram's own page. With the keys you can use the wallets in any other wallet app. See [Security](/docs/security) for how Manna protects accounts. ## The Wallet screen `/wallet` or **👛 Wallet** shows: - **💵 Cash** in total, then every balance that makes it up, like "• 0.51200 SOL on Solana ($90.11)". - Your two deposit addresses, with copy buttons **📋 Solana address** and **📋 EVM address**. - **↗ Withdraw** (opens the chain picker), **🌉 Bridge** and **🧲 Migrate**, then **🌐 Open mannas.fun**. - **← Home** · **↻ Refresh** · **✕ Close**. ### What counts as cash Cash is every native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX) and the main stablecoin (USDC, or USDG on Robinhood Chain) in both wallets, on all 9 chains, added up in dollars. Other tokens you hold are positions, not cash. Any buy on any chain draws from cash automatically. See [Universal cash](/docs/bot/trading#universal-cash-buying-on-any-chain). ## Deposit 1. Open **👛 Wallet** (or look at Home). 2. Tap the address for the network you're sending from to copy it: the Solana address for SOL or Solana USDC, the EVM address for ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX or USDC on any EVM chain. 3. Send from your exchange or wallet. 4. Your cash updates once the deposit lands. Tap **↻ Refresh** on Home. Deposit USDC, SOL, ETH or BNB, any of them works. You don't need to send a gas coin with USDC: the Wallet screen says "USDC alone is enough: no gas coin needed, the network fee comes out of your USDC." See [No gas coin needed](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). > [!WARNING] > Check the network before you send. Send Solana assets only to the Solana address, and EVM assets only to the EVM address. The EVM address is the same on all eight EVM chains, so anything sent on any of them arrives. See [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) for more. ## Withdraw You can withdraw cash to any address on any of the 9 chains. It always arrives as that chain's native coin, from whichever chain your cash is on. 1. In **👛 Wallet**, tap **↗ Withdraw**, then the chain the money should arrive on: **🟣 Solana**, **🔵 Base**, **🟢 Robinhood**, **⚪ Ethereum**, **🟡 BNB**, **🔷 Arbitrum**, **🟪 Polygon**, **🔴 Optimism** or **🔺 Avalanche**. 2. "Send the Base address to withdraw to." Paste the address. It must be a valid address for that chain. 3. "How many dollars to send? You have $212.40 cash." Send a dollar amount from $0.50 to $100,000, or `all`. 4. The bot shows a confirmation, **always**, so nothing leaves on a typo: ```text ↗ Send $20.00 as ETH on Base to 0x1234…abcd Check the address. This can't be undone. [✅ Send] [✕ Cancel] ``` 5. Tap **✅ Send**. You see "⏳ Sending $20.00 to Base…", then "✅ Sent $20.00 as ETH on Base" with a **View on Basescan ↗** link and **← Home** · **👛 Wallet** · **✕ Close**. **✕ Cancel** says "Withdrawal cancelled. Nothing was sent." If it fails, you see **❌ Withdrawal didn't go through** with the reason and what to check. Send `/cancel` at any step to stop. The bot's questions and your typed answers are cleared from the chat once answered. How it pays out: - If the chain you withdraw to already holds enough of its native coin, it is a plain transfer, keeping a tiny amount behind for the network fee. - Otherwise the bot routes the money from one of your other balances through Relay, straight to the address you gave. - Only one withdrawal runs at a time. > [!DANGER] Withdrawals can't be undone > Crypto sent to a wrong address is gone. Always check the address on the confirmation screen before tapping **✅ Send**. **Things to know:** - A dollar amount is paid from one balance. If it is bigger than your largest single balance, you see "Your biggest balance is $X, withdraw up to that at once." Withdraw in parts, send `all`, or use **🧲 Migrate** to gather your money first. - `all` sends **every balance** on every chain, one after another: stablecoins first, the destination chain's own coin last. The message counts through them ("⏳ Sending all your cash to Base: 2 of 3…") and ends with "✅ Sent $X as ETH on Base (3 balances)". Native coins leave a little behind for gas on their chain. A stablecoin with no native coin next to it still moves when its network fee can come out of it (USDC on Solana from $2, USDC leaving an EVM chain always, USDC staying on its EVM chain from $5), paid from a few cents of it. Balances worth less than $1 stay. Anything that didn't move is listed with the reason. - With less than $0.50 of cash, the bot answers "No cash to withdraw". ## Bridge `/bridge` (or **🌉 Bridge** in Wallet) moves money between Solana, Robinhood Chain and every EVM chain, to your own wallet on the other side. Manna picks the best route through Relay. Manna's fee is 0.7%. ### Three steps 1. **1/3 What do you want to move?** Each balance worth $0.50 or more gets a button, like "0.512 SOL on Solana · $90.11". 2. **2/3 How much?** Tap **25%**, **50%**, **75%** or **Max**, or **✏️ Custom amount**. **Max** leaves a little of the native coin behind for gas. For a stablecoin the step says "No gas coin needed: the network fee comes out of it." 3. **3/3 Where to?** Pick the destination chain. It arrives in your own wallet there. ### The quote Before anything moves, the bot shows the full quote: | Line | Meaning | | --- | --- | | Route | The bridge route Relay picked. | | You receive (est.) | The expected amount on the other side, and its dollar value. | | Guaranteed minimum | The least the route promises to deliver, after price moves. | | Network fee · Relayer · Manna (0.7%) | Each cost, in dollars. | | Total cost | All costs together, in dollars and as a percent. | | Time | How long it should take, like "~30s" or "~2 min". | | To your wallet | Your address on the destination chain. | Buttons: **✅ Bridge**, **Receive USDC instead** (or the destination's other asset), **🔄 Refresh** for a new quote, and **✕ Cancel**. **Example.** Bridging $100 of SOL to Base: Manna's 0.7% fee is $0.70. Network and relayer costs come on top and are shown on the quote before you confirm. ### While it moves The message tracks three stages: **1. Pricing the route**, **2. Sending from Solana** (with a link to your deposit), **3. Delivering on Base**. When it lands: "✅ Arrived". If the deposit is confirmed but delivery takes longer: "⏳ Still delivering. Your deposit is confirmed, so it will land: check /wallet in a minute." If it fails after your deposit went out, Relay delivers it or refunds it. If it fails before, "Nothing was sent." Only one bridge runs at a time. Moving USDC doesn't need the chain's native coin: without it, the network fee comes out of the USDC (on Solana a little of the USDC becomes SOL for fees; from an EVM chain a signed USDC permit lets the route pay the gas, so no gas coin is needed). See [Bridge](/docs/bridge). ## Migrate `/migrate` (or **🧲 Migrate** in Wallet) sweeps the native coin (ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX) from **every other EVM chain** into one chain, in one go. It's the fastest way to tidy up gas money scattered across chains. 1. Pick where it should all go, for example **Base**. 2. The bot checks every EVM chain and prices a route for each, then shows a preview: ```text 🧲 Migrate to Base • 0.0210 ETH on Arbitrum ($73.50) → ~$72.80 • 0.0004 ETH on Optimism ($1.40) · skipped: dust • 12.5 POL on Polygon ($6.25) → ~$5.90 About $78.70 lands on Base. A little gas stays on each chain. [✅ Migrate 2 chains] ``` 3. Tap **✅ Migrate**. Each chain moves one after another, marked ▫️ waiting, ⏳ moving, 📤 sent, ✅ done or ❌ failed, and the summary ends with how many moved. | Skipped when | Why | | --- | --- | | Worth under $2 after the gas reserve (**dust**) | Moving it would cost more than it's worth. | | **Fees too high**: the route would lose more than 15% | Not worth it. | | **No route** | Relay has no route for it right now. | | **Open buy orders** on that chain | A limit buy or DCA there needs the money; moving it would make the order fail later. | Solana is never swept: use `/bridge` for SOL. A migrate leg pays the same 0.7% Manna fee as a bridge. Only one migrate runs at a time. ## Settings `/settings` or **⚙️ Settings** shows every value on one short page. Tap a setting to open it; every setting screen has **← Back** (to Settings) and **✕ Close**. ```text ⚙️ Settings 🟢 Buy buttons $10 · $25 · $50 · $100 · $250 🔴 Sell buttons 25% · 50% · 100% ↕ Slippage Auto ⚡ Auto-buy on paste off ✅ Confirm trades off 🌐 Ticker chain Any 🎯 Auto TP / SL off [🟢 Buy buttons] [🔴 Sell buttons] [↕ Slippage · Auto] [⚡ Auto-buy · off] [✅ Confirm · off] [🌐 Chain · Any] [🎯 Auto TP / SL · off] [← Home] [✕ Close] ``` | Setting | How to change it | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | **🟢 Buy buttons** | Tap **✏️ $10** (or any other) and send the new amount: $0.50 to $100,000, or a coin amount like `0.3 sol`. The screen updates in place with "✅ Saved." **↺ Reset to defaults** puts them back. | $10, $25, $50, $100, $250 | | **🔴 Sell buttons** | Tap **✏️ 25%** (or any other) and send a whole percent from 1 to 100. A 100% button shows as **Sell all**. **↺ Reset to defaults** too. | 25%, 50%, 100% | | **↕ Slippage** | **Auto**, **1%**, **3%**, **5%**, **10%**, **20%**. Also on every token card (**↕ Slip**). | Auto | | **⚡ Auto-buy on paste** | **Off**, or one of your buy button amounts. Pasting a token then buys that amount straight away. Never for a token you already hold or one flagged as a honeypot; a thin pool still asks first (price impact check). | Off | | **✅ Confirm trades** | One tap: on or off. On, every preset buy and sell asks once on the card (**✅ Buy $25** · **✕ Cancel**). Also on every token card (**⚡ 1-tap** / **✅ Confirm on**). | Off | | **🌐 Ticker chain** | **Any chain**, or one of the 9 chains. When a typed `$TICKER` matches tokens on several chains, this chain's comes first. | Any | | **🎯 Auto TP / SL** | **TP off**, **TP +50%**, **TP +100%**, **TP +200%** (sells half); **SL off**, **SL -25%**, **SL -50%** (sells all). | Off | **Auto slippage** lets each route use its own safe default: 5% on bonding curves, 3% on Solana DEXs and routers, 1.5% on EVM aggregator routes. See [Slippage](/docs/bot/trading#slippage). **Auto take profit and stop loss** set orders for you after every buy you make in the bot. With TP +100%, a buy at a $1M market cap gets a take profit at $2M that sells half. With SL -50%, it also gets a stop loss at $500K that sells all. These count toward your 20 open orders; if you're at the limit, no new auto orders are added. Find and cancel them in **🎯 Orders**. > [!NOTE] Synced with mannas.fun > Slippage, auto take profit and auto stop loss are shared with your mannas.fun account (the same Privy account), so the bot and the site trade alike. Buy and sell buttons, auto-buy, confirmations and the ticker chain are the bot's own. ## Rewards and the Manna Pass `/pass` or **🎁 Rewards** on Home. The screen starts with your cashback: 25% of every trading fee you pay comes back to you automatically. **Before you claim:** a **🎟 Claim my Manna Pass** button. The pass is free and there's nothing to sign in to: your bot account already is a Manna account. Claiming gives you: - a **member number**; - an **invite code** and your **invite link**, `https://t.me/?start=r_YOURCODE`; - a **welcome bonus** in Manna points (the screen shows the amount you got). After you claim, the bot also sends your **pass card** image to save or forward. **After you claim:** the screen shows **🎁 Rewards · 🎟 Manna Pass #N**, your code, your welcome bonus, your invite link, and how many people you invited, with **📋 Copy link**, **📤 Share**, **🎟 My pass card** and **🌐 Open on Manna**. Friends who join with your link get cashback on their trades, and you earn from every trade they make. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) and [Season and Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). > [!NOTE] > Manna points are not a token and promise nothing. $MANNA does not exist yet. ## Watchlist and alerts ### Watchlist Tap **⭐ Watch** on any token card to star it (**★ Watching** to un-star). `/watchlist` or **⭐ Watchlist** lists your stars, newest first, 10 per page, with price, 24h change and market cap, and a button to open each card. You can keep up to 200 stars. The watchlist is the same one you see on mannas.fun when you sign in there with Telegram. ### Price alerts Tap **🔔 Alert** on a token card to set one. You see the price and market cap now, any alerts already set on that token, and these options: | Option | Fires when | | --- | --- | | **+50%**, **2x**, **5x** | The price rises 50%, 100% or 400% from the price when you set it. | | **-30%**, **-50%** | The price falls 30% or 50% from the price when you set it. | | **±20%** | The price moves 20% either way. | | **💲 Price above ✏️** / **💲 Price below ✏️** | The price crosses a dollar price you type, like `0.0025`. | | **📊 MC above ✏️** / **📊 MC below ✏️** | The market cap crosses a value you type, like `1.5m` or `250k`. | | **± % move ✏️** | The price moves the percent you type, up or down. | The bot refuses a target that's already true, like a "price above" below today's price. Each alert sends a Telegram message the moment it hits, and also shows in your mannas.fun [notifications](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks). `/alerts` or **🔔 Alerts** lists your live alerts (up to 50): - **✕ $TICKER …** deletes an alert. - **🔁 On** / **🔁 Off** turns repeat on or off. A one-shot alert fires once and finishes. A repeating alert fires every time the number crosses the line, at most once every 5 minutes. A repeating price or market cap alert re-arms only after the number has moved back across the line (by about 1%), so a price hovering on the line doesn't ping you over and over. A repeating % move measures each next move from the price where the last one fired. - **🧹 Clear finished** removes alerts that already fired. - **Manage on Manna** opens the alerts tab of your profile. See [Alerts and watchlist](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist). ## Related - [Manna Telegram bot](/docs/bot) - [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading) - [Bridge](/docs/bridge) - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) - [Security](/docs/security) - [Fees](/docs/fees) ================================================================================ # The Manna feed URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/social Updated: 2026-11-03 > How the Manna feed works, its five tabs and feed settings, how to post, reply, repost, quote, like, tip, bookmark, share, report and block, and how holders-only coins work. The Manna feed at [/feed](/feed) is where traders say what they think and show what they do. It mixes **posts** (theses and calls on coins, with the writer's live position) with **live trades** on Manna coins, each one tap from the coin. You can follow traders, filter out noise, tip good calls straight to the writer's wallet and save posts for later. This page covers the feed itself; the pages at the bottom go deeper into calls, profiles, notifications and leaderboards. ## The five tabs | Tab | What it shows | | --- | --- | | **For you** | Everything: posts from everyone and live trades on Manna coins, newest first. On phones, a **Hot right now** row of trending coins sits on top, each with a quick buy button. | | **Following** | Posts and trades from the people you follow, plus your own. You need to be signed in. | | **Calls** | Only calls: top-level posts with a coin attached, with the move since the call. Replies, plain reposts and quotes are not calls. See [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls). | | **Theses** | All top-level posts (with or without a coin), no trades. | | **Live trades** | Only trades: every buy and sell of a Manna coin, as it happens. | The feed refreshes itself every 15 seconds. When new items arrive while you're reading further down, a **↑ N new** pill appears so the list doesn't jump; tap it to go back to the top. A thin ticker of the latest trades runs across the top of the feed. On wide screens, a side column shows **Trending on Manna**, **Top callers** and **Top holders**. ### Live trades and whales Each trade row shows who traded, **BUY** or **SELL**, the dollar size, the coin with its market cap and 24h change, and a **Buy** button. Trades of **$1,000 or more** get a 🐋 whale marker and a highlighted row. Traders who hide their amounts show "into" or "out of" instead of a size, and never get a whale marker. ## Feed settings Tap the sliders icon at the top of the feed to filter it. Your settings are **saved on this device** and apply to every tab. A bar under the tabs lists active filters, with **Clear** to reset them. | Setting | Choices | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | **Minimum market cap** | **Any**, **$10K**, **$50K**, **$100K**, **$500K**, **$1M** | Hides posts and trades about coins smaller than this. Posts without a coin are kept. | | **Calls only** | On / off | Only posts that call a coin, with the move since. | | **Holders only** | On / off | Only posts whose writer holds the coin they post about. | | **Verified only** | On / off | Only profiles with a linked X account (private profiles are left out). | | **Hide reposts** | On / off | Original posts and quotes only, no plain reposts. | | **Hide rekt calls** | On / off | Hides calls that are **down 50% or more** since they were posted. | A plain repost is judged by the post it shares: a repost of a rekt call is hidden too. ## How the feed is ordered Every tab is in time order, newest first, with posts and trades merged. Nothing is boosted by an algorithm you can't see. The posts API also offers a **hot** order for the last 3 days, which ranks posts by engagement with time decay: ```text hot score = (likes + 2 × reposts + 2 × replies + min(tips in $, 50) + 1) ÷ (hours since posting + 2) ^ 1.5 ``` Replies and reposts count double a like. Tips count dollar for dollar, capped at $50 so one big tip can't buy the top spot. The `+ 2` and the power of 1.5 make a post's score fall steadily as it ages. See the [API](/docs/api). ## Posting 1. Tap **Drop a thesis** at the top of the feed (or the composer on a coin or token page, or in a position sheet). 2. Write up to **500 characters**. More than two blank lines in a row are trimmed to one. 3. Tap **Post** (or Ctrl/Cmd + Enter). | Rule | Limit | | --- | --- | | Length | 500 characters | | Speed | 5 posts per minute. Past that: "Slow down a little". | | Sign-in | Required to post, reply, like, repost, bookmark, report or block. | Typing a `$TICKER` in a post highlights it, but it doesn't attach a coin. **The main feed composer never attaches a coin.** To make a call, post from the coin's page, a token page or your position sheet: those composers attach the coin and record the call. See [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls). To delete your own post, tap the trash icon on it. The post disappears. If it was a reply or a quote, the original post's reply or repost count goes down by one. ## Post actions Every post has a row of actions. | Action | What it does | | --- | --- | | **Reply** | Opens a reply under the post. A reply about a coin post stays about that coin. Replies are never calls. | | **Repost** | **Repost** shares the post to your followers as is (tap again for **Undo repost**). **Quote with your take** shares it with your own text on top. | | **Like** | Likes or un-likes the post. | | **Tip** | Sends SOL or ETH straight to the writer (see below). Not shown on your own posts. | | **Bookmark** | Saves the post privately to [/bookmarks](/bookmarks). See [Bookmarks](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks#bookmarks). | | **Share** | Opens your phone's share sheet with the post's link, or copies the link. | | **More** (**···**) | **Report post** or **Block** the writer. Not shown on your own posts. | ### Tips Tips go **wallet to wallet**, on the writer's chain: SOL for posts made from Solana, ETH for posts made from Robinhood Chain. **Manna takes nothing.** 1. Tap **Tip** on a post. 2. Pick a preset or type an amount. 3. Tap **Tip** and confirm in your wallet. | Chain | Presets | | --- | --- | | Solana | 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.5 SOL | | Robinhood Chain | 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05 ETH | Manna records a tip only after checking on-chain that it landed, paid the post's writer and is less than an hour old. The post's tip total (in dollars) goes up, and the writer gets a notification like "@alice tipped you 0.05 SOL ($8.80)". > [!WARNING] > Tips are real transfers and can't be undone. Manna does not refund tips. ### Report and block **Report post** asks why: **Spam**, **Scam or phishing**, **Harassment or bullying**, **Hate speech**, **Sexual content**, **Violence or threats**, **Impersonation** or **Something else**. The post disappears from your feed at once. When **3 different people** report the same post, it is hidden for everyone until it's reviewed. The app tells you reports are reviewed within 24 hours. One person reporting a post many times still counts once. **Block** someone and: - you stop seeing their posts everywhere on Manna; - you stop following each other (both follows are removed); - their likes, replies, follows and tips no longer notify you. Blocking is private: the other person isn't told. ## Holders-only coins A creator can switch on **holders-only chat** when launching a coin. For those coins, only wallets holding the coin (and the creator) can post about it, including replies on posts about it. Everyone else sees "Only holders can post about this coin". All of your account's wallets count, so a coin held in your EVM wallet counts even if you signed in with Solana. Anyone can still read the thread. See [Launch settings](/docs/launchpad/settings). ## Learn more :::cards - [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls): How a call is recorded, the live stats on every thesis and how Top callers ranks people. - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy): Your profile page, editing it, the verified badge, privacy switches and deleting your account. - [Notifications and bookmarks](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks): What notifies you, filters, bookmarks and share cards. - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans): Every board, how it's computed, and how clans work. ::: ## Related - [Getting started: your account](/docs/getting-started/account) - [Season and Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) - [Acceptable use](/legal/acceptable-use) - [Privacy policy](/privacy) ================================================================================ # Calls and theses URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/calls Updated: 2026-11-03 > What a call is on Manna, what gets recorded when you post one, the live stats on every thesis card, and exactly how Top callers ranks people, with a worked example. On Manna, a **call** is a thesis with receipts. When you post about a coin from its page, Manna records the coin's price and market cap at that moment and the bag you held. From then on, your post shows how far the coin has moved since your call and whether you still hold it, for everyone to see. Good callers rise on the **Top callers** board; nobody can delete a bad call's numbers by editing it later. This page explains what counts as a call, what the thesis card shows and how the ranking works. ## What a call is A call is a **top-level post with a coin attached**. In practice: | Post | Is it a call? | | --- | --- | | A post from a coin's page (its thread), a token page on the trading screen, or your position sheet | **Yes**. These composers attach the coin. | | A post from the main feed composer (**Drop a thesis**) | **No**. The feed composer doesn't attach a coin, even if you type `$TICKER`. | | A reply, even under a call | **No**. | | A quote (repost with your take) | **No**. | | A plain repost | **No**. | Calls work for **any token** on any of Manna's 9 chains, not only Manna coins. On the feed, a call carries a **Thesis** badge and a call card underneath. ## What's recorded when you post The moment you post a call, Manna saves a snapshot that never changes: | Snapshot | Source | | --- | --- | | **Call price** and **call market cap** | Manna's own price for Manna coins; DexScreener for other tokens. | | **Your bag** | How many tokens your account held, across all its wallets, and what those tokens cost you. | Your bag is optional: you can call a coin you don't hold, and the card says **Not holding**. A buy made just before posting can take a few seconds to be logged; the card picks it up on its own shortly after. ## The thesis card Under every call, a card shows the call against today: | Part | What it shows | | --- | --- | | Coin line | The coin, its price now, and **+N% since call** (or **−N%**). | | **Profit** | Your profit or loss on the coin in percent, and in dollars below it. | | **Position** | **Held** while you still hold any, **Sold** once you're out. While held, its value now and token count. | | **Added** / **Trimmed** | Shown next to **Held** when you hold more than 2% more tokens than at the call (**Added**) or more than 2% fewer (**Trimmed**). | | **Avg entry** / **Market cap** | Your average entry market cap and the market cap now, or, if Manna can't work out your entry, the market cap now and "from $X" (the call market cap). | | Call track | A bar with three dots: the market cap at your call, your average entry and the market cap now, on a log scale so a 10x still fits. Green when it's above the call, red when below. | The whole card tints green or red with the direction of the call. ### How "since call" is measured ```text since call = (price now ÷ call price − 1) × 100% ``` When either price is missing, Manna uses market caps instead: `(market cap now ÷ call market cap − 1) × 100%`. Price is preferred because a token's supply can change; market cap is the fallback. **Example.** You call $ZUZU at a price of $0.00008 (an $80K market cap). It now trades at $0.00020. Since call = (0.00020 ÷ 0.00008 − 1) × 100% = **+150%**. ### Live position Your **Held** / **Sold** state and profit are live, not a snapshot. For Manna coins they come from Manna's own positions across all your wallets. For other tokens, they come from your trades through Manna and your on-chain balance. A bag worth less than one cent counts as sold. > [!NOTE] > Manna shows the move from your call to **now**. There is no peak or all-time-high figure on calls: a coin that went 5x and came back down shows where it is today. ### Privacy on calls If the writer chose **Hide dollar amounts** or a **Private profile**, everyone else sees percentages only: profit in percent, Held or Sold, and "size hidden" instead of the bag's value. A private writer also shows as an anonymous name. See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). ## Top callers **Top callers** ranks people by how their calls have done since they made them. It's on the [Leaderboard](/leaderboard?board=callers) and in the feed's side column. ### The rules | Rule | Detail | | --- | --- | | Windows | **24h**, **7d**, **30d** and **All** (the feed panel shows 24h and 7d). A call counts in a window if it was posted inside it. | | Coin size | Only calls on coins with a market cap of **$25K or more at the moment of the call** count. A $3K coin doing 10x says little about the caller. | | First call only | Only your **first** call per coin counts, ever. Posting about the same coin again adds nothing. If your first call on a coin was months ago, a new one this week doesn't bring it into the 7d window. | | Minimum record | At least **2** counted calls in the window to rank. One lucky call isn't a track record. | | Score | The **average** since-call move of your counted calls, in percent. | | Hit rate | The share of your counted calls that are up (above 0%) since the call. | | Ties | Equal averages go to whoever has more calls. | | Size | The top **50**. | | Who | Your calls from all your account's wallets count as one person. **Private profiles never rank.** Deleted and hidden posts don't count. | | Freshness | Rankings are recomputed at most once a minute, with live prices. | Each caller on the board shows their average move, hit rate, number of calls and their **best call** as a chip (tap it to open that post). You can share a caller's best call as an image with the share button. ### Worked example Ana posted four calls in the last 7 days, all her first call on each coin: | Call | Market cap at call | Counted? | Since call | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | $ABC | $40K | Yes | +150% | | $DEF | $200K | Yes | −25% | | $GHI | $1.2M | Yes | +10% | | $XYZ | $15K | No, under $25K | (ignored) | - Counted calls: 3 (she has at least 2, so she ranks). - Score: (150 − 25 + 10) ÷ 3 = **+45%**. - Hit rate: 2 of 3 are up = **67%**. - Best call: $ABC, +150%. If Ben also averages +45% with 5 calls, Ben ranks above Ana because he has more calls. > [!TIP] > Because only first calls on coins of $25K+ count, the way to climb is simple: call real coins early, and don't spam the same coin. A string of small wins beats one moonshot and three disasters. ## Season points for theses Calls also earn [Season](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) points: 50 points per thesis, counting **one per coin per day**. Posting about the same coin five times in a day earns points once. Points are not a token and promise nothing. ## Related - [The Manna feed](/docs/social) - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Share cards](/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks#share-cards) - [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl) ================================================================================ # Profiles and privacy URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy Updated: 2026-11-03 > Your Manna profile page, default name and username, editing your profile, the stats it shows, the verified badge, the two privacy switches, deleting your account, and what stays public on the blockchain. Every Manna account has a public profile: your name and photo, followers, trading stats, open and closed positions, coins you launched and your posts. You choose how much of it others see. You can keep your name public and hide dollar amounts, or go fully private and appear as an anonymous name that never ranks. This page explains what's on a profile, how to edit it, what each privacy switch hides, and how to delete your account. ## Your profile URL | Address | Example | | --- | --- | | By username | `mannas.fun/u/@zuzufan` | | By username, without the @ | `mannas.fun/u/zuzufan` works too | | By wallet | `mannas.fun/u/` | Manna links to profiles by @username, so wallet addresses don't travel around in links. Your own profile is at [/profile](/profile). ## Your default name Nobody on Manna is nameless. From your first second, your wallet gives you a **mascot** (an animal on Manna colors) and a matching name, like **Neon Otter**. The same wallet always gets the same pair. Your **username** is set like this: - Signed in with **X**: your X handle becomes your username, if nobody on Manna uses it yet. - Started in the **Telegram bot**: your Telegram username, if it's free. - Otherwise: your mascot name with a number, like **NeonOtter42** (a different number if that one's taken). You can change it at any time. ## Edit your profile 1. Open [/profile](/profile) and tap **Edit profile**. 2. Change what you like and tap **Save**. Photos save as soon as they upload. To add or change your cover photo (the wide image at the top of your profile), you can also tap **Add cover** (or **Change cover**) on the cover itself. | Field | Rules | | --- | --- | | **Username** | 2 to 20 characters: letters, numbers and `_`. Must be unique, ignoring capital letters. "That name is taken" if someone has it. | | **Bio** | Up to 160 characters. | | **Photo** and **cover** | Tap either one to change it. PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF, up to 4 MB. Manna checks that the file really is an image. | ## What a profile shows | Part | What it is | | --- | --- | | Name, photo, verified tick | Your display name, photo (or mascot) and, if you linked X, a verified tick. | | Badges | **Pass #N** if you claimed a Manna Pass, your clan's tag, and **Follows you** when they follow you. | | Following / Followers | Counts. | | Account value and PnL chart | Your value now and your profit over **24h**, **7d**, **30d** or **All**. | | **Total cash** | Cash in the wallet. | | **Win rate** | Closed positions in profit ÷ all closed positions, with the number closed. | | **Volume** | Total traded through Manna, with what's held now. | | Trades, average hold, joined | Number of trades, average holding time of closed positions, and when you joined. | | Tabs | **Holdings**, **Closed**, **History**, **Launched**, **Posts**. On your own profile also **Wallets**, **Watchlist** and **Alerts**. | Stats cover Manna coins and every other token you traded through Manna (the trading page, one-tap trading and the Telegram bot). If you signed in with X, Google, email or Telegram, your account has a Solana and an EVM wallet; both count as one profile. **Win rate example.** You closed 10 positions: 6 in profit and 4 at a loss. Your win rate is 6 ÷ 10 = **60%**. Open positions don't count until you close them. ## The verified badge The blue tick means the profile **linked an X account**, by signing in to Manna with X. It shows next to the name everywhere: posts, leaderboards and the feed. It confirms the person controls that X account. It does not mean Manna vouches for them or their calls. Private profiles never show the tick, since that would reveal who they are. ## Privacy switches Find them in **Edit profile** under **Privacy**. Each switch saves the moment you flip it, and feeds and leaderboards update right away. ### Private profile "Others see you as Anon#1234, with no photo and no amounts. You never appear in rankings." When it's on, everyone except you sees: - an anonymous name, **Anon#** plus four digits, the same everywhere (so people can still follow a voice without a face); - a plain mask instead of your photo or mascot; - no username, X handle, verified tick, bio, cover, Pass number or clan; - **no dollar amounts** anywhere (as with the switch below); - your notifications to others (likes, follows, tips) under the anonymous name. And: - you **never appear in any ranking**: Top gainers, Top callers, Top holders, Volume, Creators, Most followed or Biggest losses; - your profile **can't be found by your @username**; it only opens by wallet address. ### Hide dollar amounts "Keep your name public but show only percentages: profit, calls and bags." When it's on (and automatically when your profile is private), everyone except you sees: - profit in **percent** only, never in dollars; - your account value, cash, volume, holdings and position sizes as **Hidden**; - **size hidden** on your calls instead of the bag's value; - live trades without a size, and trade history without dollar amounts; - on dollar leaderboards, your rank but **Hidden** instead of the amount. ### What stays visible either way | Hidden by | Private profile | Hide dollar amounts | | --- | --- | --- | | Name, photo, X, bio | Hidden | Visible | | Dollar amounts | Hidden | Hidden | | Percent moves, Held / Sold | Visible | Visible | | Win rate and trade count | Visible | Visible | | Rankings | Never ranked | Ranked, amount hidden | **You always see everything on your own profile.** Privacy is applied on Manna's servers, so hidden names and amounts never reach anyone else's browser. > [!WARNING] The blockchain is public > Manna's privacy switches control what Manna shows. They don't make your wallet private. Every trade, transfer and balance is recorded on public blockchains, and anyone who knows your wallet address can look it up on an explorer. Your wallet address also appears in places like profile links by wallet and on-chain records of coins you launched. ## Delete your account 1. Open **Edit profile** and tap **Delete account** at the bottom (or tap **Delete account** at the bottom of the account menu). 2. Read the list of what gets deleted, type `DELETE` and tap **Delete forever**. **Withdraw first.** Deleting is refused while your wallets hold **$1 or more** of cash: "Your wallet still holds $X. Withdraw it (or export your keys) first, then delete." Once the account is gone, your login can't reach the wallet any more. Deleting: - deletes your profile: username, bio, photo and cover, X handle and name, email, invite code, points and saved settings, so your wallet is no longer linked to any profile; - erases your posts and replies (their text is removed and they're no longer linked to you), and deletes your likes, reposts and bookmarks; - removes your follows, both ways, and your blocks; - takes you out of your clan (a clan you own passes to its longest-standing member, or closes if you were alone); - deletes your notifications, watchlist, watch-only wallets, hidden tokens and price alerts; - cancels your open orders, stops copy trading and switches off one-tap; - revokes your API and Manna AI keys and deletes your webhooks; - deletes your linked social accounts and push-notification devices; - signs you out everywhere (every browser and device, Telegram sign-ins included) and deletes your Privy login. What stays: trade and position history and reward and payout records, which Manna has to keep for its books and the law. They stay linked only to your wallet address, not to a profile. Signing in again later with the same wallet starts a new, empty account. What can't be deleted: anything on-chain. Your past trades, launches and transfers stay on the blockchain forever. > [!DANGER] > Deleting your account can't be undone. Export your keys or withdraw everything before you start. ## Related - [The Manna feed](/docs/social) - [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls) - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans) - [Your account](/docs/getting-started/account) - [Security](/docs/security) - [Privacy policy](/privacy) ================================================================================ # Notifications, bookmarks and share cards URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/notifications-and-bookmarks Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every kind of notification Manna sends, which also reach Telegram, filters and read status, private bookmarks, and how to make and share position, portfolio and thesis cards. Manna tells you when something happens to you: someone follows you, likes or replies to your post, tips you, posts a call you'd want to see, or when an order, copy trade, DCA buy or price alert fires. Trading events also reach you in Telegram when you use the Manna bot. This page lists every notification, how the bell and filters work, how private bookmarks work, and how to make share cards of your trades. ## Where notifications appear - **The bell** in the header shows your unread count once you're signed in. It checks for new ones about every 30 seconds, and again when you come back to the tab. When the count goes up, the bell swings for a moment. - **[/notifications](/notifications)** lists them all, newest first, 40 at a time with **Show more**. Tap one to open what it's about. ## Every kind of notification | Kind | Example | When | | --- | --- | --- | | Follow | "@alice followed you" | Someone follows you. | | Like | "@alice liked your post" | Someone likes your post. | | Reply | "@alice replied to your post" | Someone replies to your post. | | Repost | "@alice reposted your post" | Someone reposts your post. | | Quote | "@alice quoted your post" | Someone quotes your post with their take. | | Tip | "@alice tipped you 0.05 SOL ($8.80)" | A tip to your post lands on-chain. | | Call | "@alice posted a call on $ZUZU" | Someone you follow posts a new call. | | Price alert | Your alert's title, like the token and the move | One of your [price alerts](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist) hits. | | Copy trade | "Copied @alice: bought ZUZU" | A copy trade fills, is skipped for a reason worth knowing, or fails. | | Order filled | "Take profit filled · ZUZU" | A limit buy, take profit, stop loss or trailing stop fills. | | Order failed | "Stop loss on ZUZU couldn't fill" | An order failed after all its attempts. | | DCA buy | "DCA bought ZUZU" | A DCA plan made a buy. | | DCA done | "DCA finished · ZUZU" | A DCA plan made its last buy. | | DCA paused | "DCA paused · ZUZU" | A DCA plan paused itself after 5 failed buys in a row. | A few rules keep the list useful: - **Your own actions never notify you.** - **Blocked people can't notify you**, and people who blocked you don't get your call notifications. - **Repeats fold.** If the same person does the same social thing to the same post within 12 hours (like, unlike, like again), you get one notification, not three. - **Private profiles stay private.** Actions from a private profile show its anonymous name. ## Notifications in Telegram When your mannas.fun profile and your the Manna bot account are the same account (you signed in to mannas.fun with Telegram), trading notifications also arrive as Telegram messages: order fills and failures, DCA buys and pauses, copy trades and price alerts. Social notifications (likes, follows, replies) stay on mannas.fun. For fast DCA plans (every 15 minutes), Telegram only gets the last buy, so your chat isn't flooded. Every buy still appears on mannas.fun. See [Orders and copy trading in the bot](/docs/bot/orders-and-copy). ## Filters and read status The notifications page has four filters: | Filter | Shows | | --- | --- | | **All** | Everything. | | **Social** | Follows, likes, replies, reposts, quotes and tips. | | **Calls** | New calls from people you follow. | | **Trades** | Everything else: price alerts, copy trades, order fills and failures, and DCA updates. | Opening the page marks what's on screen as read about a second later, and the bell's count drops. Notifications that were new when you arrived stay highlighted under **New** until you leave the page; older ones are under **Earlier**. **Mark all read** clears everything at once. > [!NOTE] Push notifications > Manna notifications are in-app (and in Telegram for trading events). Phone push notifications aren't switched on yet. ## Bookmarks Tap the bookmark icon on any post to save it. A toast confirms **Saved to Bookmarks**; tap the icon again to remove it. - **Private.** Nobody else can see what you saved. There's no bookmark counter on posts and the writer isn't notified. - **Where.** At [/bookmarks](/bookmarks), or the bookmark icon at the top of the feed. - **Order.** Newest saved first, up to 100 shown. - **Deleted posts** disappear from your bookmarks. ## Share cards Share cards turn a trade into an image made for X and Telegram. There are three kinds: | Card | Where to make it | What it shows | | --- | --- | --- | | **Position** | The share button on a coin or token page where you hold a position, or in a position sheet | One coin: your profit on it and, if you choose, its chart. | | **Portfolio** | The share button on your profile | Your holdings and all-time PnL. | | **Thesis** | The share button next to a caller on the Top callers board | A call: the words, the coin and the move since. | ### Make one 1. Tap a share button. A preview of the card opens. 2. Choose what it shows with the toggles: - **Chart**: show or hide the price chart. - **PnL ($)** / **PnL (%)**: profit in dollars or in percent (position and thesis cards). - **Buys/Sells**: markers on the chart where you bought and sold (position cards, with the chart on). - **Ref code**: include your invite code on the card. 3. Pick an action: - **Share**: your phone's share sheet with the image (saves it instead where sharing images isn't supported). - **Copy**: copies the image, ready to paste into X, Telegram or anywhere. - **Save**: downloads it as a PNG. - **Post on X**: opens a post on X with a short text and a link (your profile for position and portfolio cards, the page you're on for thesis cards). Attach the saved or copied image to it. **Tip:** if you hide dollar amounts on your profile, switch the card to **PnL (%)** before sharing so the card matches what you show publicly. In the Manna bot, the **🔥 PnL** and **🔥 My PnL card** buttons send position and portfolio cards straight into the chat. See [Trading in the bot](/docs/bot/trading#pnl-cards). ## Related - [The Manna feed](/docs/social) - [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Alerts and watchlist](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist) - [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) - [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading) ================================================================================ # Leaderboard and clans URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every Manna leaderboard and exactly how it's computed, the time windows, how privacy affects rankings, and how clans work, from creating one to leaving it. The [Leaderboard](/leaderboard) shows who is trading, calling and launching best on Manna, over the last day, week, month or all time. [Clans](/clans) are crews of up to 50 traders ranked by what they trade together. Both are for discovery and bragging rights: find traders worth following or copying, and see how you stack up. This page explains each board's math, how privacy changes what you see, and the clan rules. ## The boards Pick a board with the tabs and a window with **24h**, **7d**, **30d** or **All**. The leaderboard opens on **Top gainers** over **7d**. Each board shows the top 50, with the top three on podium cards and a **Follow** button on every row. | Board | Ranks people by | Shown under the value | | --- | --- | --- | | **Top gainers** | Trading profit in the window, in dollars | Number of trades | | **Top callers** | Average move since their calls, in percent | Hit rate and number of calls | | **Top holders** | Profit including what they still hold, at today's prices | Followers | | **Volume** | Dollars traded through Manna in the window | Number of trades | | **Creators** | Trading volume on coins they launched, in the window | Coins launched | | **Most followed** | New followers gained in the window (all time on **All**) | (none) | | **Biggest losses** | Trading loss in the window, in dollars | Number of trades | The leaderboard page refreshes every minute. Boards are computed from live prices and recomputed at most every 60 to 90 seconds. ## How each board is computed ### Volume Every trade counts at its dollar size: buys and sells of Manna coins, plus every other token traded through Manna (the trading page, one-tap trading and the Telegram bot), on all 9 chains. All of an account's wallets count as one person. **Example.** In the last 7 days you bought $500 of one Manna coin, sold it for $650, and swapped $1,000 of another token on the trading page. Your 7d volume is 500 + 650 + 1,000 = **$2,150**. ### Top gainers and Biggest losses Profit is realized profit on Manna coins in the window, plus profit and loss (open and closed) on other tokens you traded through Manna, for positions you traded in the window. To keep it fast, Manna scores the 60 most active traders by volume in the window, then lists those in profit (Top gainers) or at a loss (Biggest losses), biggest first. ### Top holders Profit **including what you still hold**, valued at today's prices: - **All**: everything you've sold, plus your open bags at today's value, minus what they cost. - **A window (24h, 7d, 30d)**: profit you realized in the window, plus how your open bags moved since the window began (or since you bought, if that was later). Positions as a launch team member don't count. Candidates are the 40 best on Manna coins plus the 40 most active traders of other tokens. ### Top callers The average since-call move of your calls, with strict rules: only calls on coins of $25K+ at the call, only your first call per coin, at least 2 calls. See [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls#top-callers) for the full rules and a worked example. ### Creators The total trading volume, in dollars, on all coins you launched, counting trades inside the window. The number under it is how many of your coins traded in that window. ### Most followed How many new follows you gained in the window. On **All**, your total followers. ## Privacy and the boards | Profile setting | On the boards | | --- | --- | | Public | Ranked, with name and amounts. | | **Hide dollar amounts** | Ranked, but dollar values show as **Hidden** (Top callers and Most followed aren't in dollars, so they show normally). You always see your own number. | | **Private profile** | **Never ranked**, on any board. | See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). > [!NOTE] No prizes for rank > Nothing on Manna pays out based on leaderboard rank today. The boards are a way to find good traders and track your own record. [Season points](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) are counted separately, from your own activity. ## Clans A clan is a crew of traders with a name and a short tag, like **ZUZU**. The tag shows as a colored badge next to each member's name on their profile. ### Rankings The [Clans](/clans) page ranks every clan by its members' combined **trading volume in dollars**, the same volume as the Volume board: Manna coin trades plus every token traded through Manna. Switch between **This week** (the last 7 days) and **All time**. Ties go to the clan with more members. Each row shows members, trades and volume. A member's trading counts toward the clan in full for the window, including trades from before they joined. ### Start a clan 1. Open [/clans](/clans) and tap **Start a clan**. 2. Enter a **name** (3 to 32 characters) and a **tag** (2 to 5 letters or numbers, saved in capitals). 3. Tap **Create clan**. You become its first member and its leader, and Manna gives it a color. | Rule | Detail | | --- | --- | | Tag | 2 to 5 characters, A-Z and 0-9, unique across Manna ("That tag is taken"). | | One clan each | You can be in one clan at a time. Leave yours before you start or join another. | | Size | Up to **50 members** ("This clan is full (50 members)"). | ### Join and leave - **Join**: open a clan's page and tap **Join TAG**. - **Leave**: tap **Leave clan** on your clan's page. - **When the leader leaves**, the longest-standing member becomes the new leader. - **When the last member leaves**, the clan closes and disappears from the list. > [!NOTE] > Clans are social: there are no rewards or payouts tied to a clan's rank today. ## Related - [The Manna feed](/docs/social) - [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading) - [Season and Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) ================================================================================ # Fees URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/fees Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every fee on Manna, who receives it and when it applies, with worked examples. Trading, creator fees, launch, graduation, sniper shield, bridge, locks, DEX PAID and network costs. Manna's fees are flat and shown before you confirm. This page lists every one of them. The numbers here are generated from Manna's code, so they match what the app charges. The binding version is the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees); if anything ever differs, the fee shown on the confirmation screen is the one that applies. ## At a glance | Fee | Amount | Who pays | Who receives it | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Trading fee | 1% of the trade | Every buy and sell | Manna, minus 25% to 40% cashback to you and 25% to 35% to your referrer (trading page) | | Creator fee | 0% to 10%, set by each coin's creator | Every trade of that Manna coin | The coin's fee route: creator, holders, burns and more | | Launch fee | $0.50 on Solana, $1 on Robinhood Chain, $1 on other EVM chains | The creator, once per launch | Manna | | Graduation fee | 10% of what the curve raised | Taken from the curve when a Solana coin graduates | Manna | | Sniper shield | Flat 90%, 95%, 99% or fading from 99%, every chain | Only buyers in a coin's first 3 to 30 seconds | A third to Manna; the rest to the creator's route (Solana) or chosen destination (EVM) | | Bridge fee | 0.7% of the amount | Bridges and migrations you start | Manna | | Token lock (Solana) | 0.16 SOL plus 0.5% (all at once) or 0.19% (gradual) of the tokens locked | Whoever creates the lock | Manna | | DEX PAID | $319 by default | Creators who order it | DexScreener ($299) and Manna (handling) | | Withdrawals, deposits, sends, tips | No Manna fee | | Only network fees apply | | Network (gas) fees | Set by each blockchain | Every on-chain transaction | The blockchain's validators | ## Trading fee Manna charges **1% of every trade**, buy or sell, on every chain. It's already included in the quote you see, so the amount you receive is after the fee. How it is taken depends on the route: | Where you trade | How the 1% is taken | | --- | --- | | Any token on Solana | In SOL or USDC, whichever side of the trade it's on. On Jupiter routes it's Jupiter's platform fee; on direct venues (pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora) it's a transfer in the same transaction | | Any token on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | In the chain's native coin: from what you pay on a buy, from what you receive on a sell | | Any token on Robinhood Chain | Through Manna's swap contract, from the ETH, WETH or USDG side of the trade | | A Manna coin on its bonding curve | Built into the coin's own fee: 1% to Manna plus the creator fee | | A graduated Manna coin on Solana | Built into the pool's fee (1% + creator fee). No extra 1% on top | | A graduated or Bot-ready Manna coin on an EVM chain | The Uniswap pool's fee is 1% + creator fee | > [!NOTE] Manna coins never pay Manna twice > With one-tap trading or the bot, a Manna coin is never charged Manna's 1% trading fee on top of its own fee, on any chain: not a Robinhood Chain coin already in its Uniswap pool (including Bot-ready coins), which is traded straight in that pool, and not a Solana coin paired with USDC or another token. Because these trades pay no separate trading fee, they earn no trading cashback; the coin's own fee is split between Manna and the creator as above. One case still pays the trading fee: when you sell a Robinhood coin paired with a token that isn't cash (BTD or a stock token), turning that token back into ETH is an ordinary swap. A USDG pair stays as USDG, which already counts as cash. The quote always shows what you'll receive after every fee. ### Where Manna's 1% goes ```diagram:fee-flow ``` Of what Manna keeps from the trading fee on Manna coins, **40%** is set aside for buying back $MANNA, **10%** for $MANNA holders and **50%** runs Manna (the treasury). The $MANNA reserves are held until $MANNA goes live. $MANNA does not exist yet, and there is no promise that it will; see [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse). For the first 100 coins to bond, 25% of Manna's share of each coin comes out of the treasury's part and buys that coin back, and the coins are burned. See [First 100 bonded](/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded). ## Cashback and referral rewards {#cashback} On trading-page swaps (any token you trade through Manna's router), part of Manna's fee comes back. Your cashback share depends on your own trading volume over the last 30 days: | Tier | Your 30-day trading volume | Share of Manna's fee back to you | Effective cashback on a trade | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Base** | $0.00 to $249,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Mid** | $250,000 to $999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Power** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 35% | 0.35% | | **Whale** | $5,000,000 and up | 40% | 0.4% | If someone joined with your referral link, you also earn a share of the fee on their trades, based on the total 30-day volume of everyone you referred: | Tier | 30-day volume of everyone you referred | Share of their fee paid to you | Effective rate on their trades | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Silver** | $0.00 to $999,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Gold** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Platinum** | $5,000,000 and up | 35% | 0.35% | **Example.** You buy $1,000 of a token on Arbitrum and you're in the Base tier. The fee is $10. You get $2.50 back as cashback (25% of $10), and the person who invited you gets $2.50. Manna keeps $5. Swaps on Robinhood Chain's trading contract pay a fixed 25% cashback and 25% referral share, set in the contract. Trades on a coin's launchpad curve pay the coin's own fee (which goes to Manna, the creator and holders) rather than cashback. Full details, including how to claim: [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). ## Creator fee Every Manna coin has a **creator fee from 0% to 10%**, chosen by its creator at launch and fixed forever after. It is paid on every buy and sell, **on top of** Manna's 1%. A coin with a 2% creator fee costs 3% per trade in total; the coin page shows the total as "Every trade pays …%". The creator decides where the creator fee goes, as a split across seven destinations: themselves, holders (Harvest Drops), the Comeback Fund, the Hype Crew, buyback and burn, a daily jackpot, and airdrops to active traders. Shared parts are paid out by Manna's keeper every 15 minutes. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). ## Launch fee | Chain | Launch fee | When it's charged | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | $0.50 | Inside the launch transaction | | Robinhood Chain | $1 | A small transfer right after a successful launch. A launch that fails never costs it | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | $1 | Same as Robinhood Chain, in ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX | The fee is paid in the chain's native coin at the current price. On top of it you pay the network's own costs. A Solana launch needs roughly 0.03 SOL of network deposits (about 0.0064 SOL for the curve's config account, 0.0215 SOL for the pool, plus transaction fees), which is about $3. A first buy ("dev buy"), if you make one, is a normal trade. ## Graduation fee When a **Solana** coin's bonding curve fills and it moves to its Meteora DEX pool, Manna takes **10% of the SOL or USDC the curve raised**. The curve is sized to raise a little more so the pool still opens at the graduation price. There is no graduation fee on Robinhood Chain or other EVM chains. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ## Sniper shield fees For the first 3 to 30 seconds after a launch (the creator chooses), buys pay a very high fee to make sniping bots unprofitable. Normal traders simply wait a few seconds. On every chain the creator picks a flat fee of 90%, 95%, 99% for the whole window, or a fading fee that starts at 99% and falls to the normal fee. Manna keeps a third of what snipers pay above the normal fee. The rest: - **Solana:** goes into the coin's fee pool and follows the creator's route. - **Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains:** goes where the creator picks: the Comeback Fund, holders, a burn, or themselves (on the Manna curve and on Bot-ready coins). Coins from Manna's first EVM launch contracts keep their original shield (99% extra, halving every fourteenth of the window), with all of it going to the creator's pick. The creator's own launch buy, and on EVM chains their team wallets, skip the shield. See [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ## Bridge fee Bridging and migrating between chains costs a **0.7% Manna fee**, shown as "Manna fee (0.7%)" in every quote, plus the network and relayer fees of the route (also shown). When Manna moves your cash between chains automatically to pay for a trade, or to deliver a withdrawal, there is **no** Manna fee: you only pay the route's own costs. See [Bridge](/docs/bridge). ## Withdrawals, deposits, sends and tips Manna charges nothing to deposit, withdraw, send money to another Manna user, or tip a post (tips go wallet to wallet; Manna takes nothing). You pay only the blockchain's network fee, and when a withdrawal has to come from cash on a different chain, the cost of moving it. ## Token locks Locking tokens on Solana uses Jupiter's lock program and costs **0.16 SOL** per lock plus **0.5%** of the locked tokens for a lock that releases all at once, or **0.19%** for a lock that releases gradually. On Robinhood Chain the locker contract sets its fee, and the lock screen shows it before you confirm. The seven newer EVM chains have no token locker: there, only a first buy can be locked, for 30 days inside the launch, at no extra cost. See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). ## DEX PAID Creators can order DexScreener's "Enhanced Token Info" (DEX PAID) for their coin from the coin page. It costs **$319** by default: DexScreener's $299 plus Manna's handling, paid in SOL. If Manna hasn't submitted the order to DexScreener within 24 hours, you're refunded automatically. See [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools). ## AI credits Manna AI is paid with AI credits (1 credit = $0.01), which holders of AI-credit coins earn. Each request is charged at the cost the AI provider reports, with no markup. See [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). ## Network fees Every blockchain charges its own fee for each transaction. Manna doesn't receive these. On Solana, Manna adds a priority fee so trades land quickly, capped at 0.001 SOL per transaction. On EVM chains you pay gas in the chain's native coin. When you trade with one-tap, Manna keeps a small amount of each chain's native coin aside in your cash so you can always pay gas. **Network fee in USDC.** If you hold only USDC and none of the chain's coin, you pay the network fee from your USDC: $0.02 of USDC on Solana (at least twice the fee Manna's keeper fronts, so more only when SOL is very expensive), and on an EVM chain the few cents of gas Manna sends plus $0.02, paid back in USDC. Manna never pays the fee for you; it only makes it possible without a gas coin. Moving USDC off an EVM chain needs no gas and costs nothing extra. See [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). ## Worked examples **Buying a Manna coin on its curve.** You buy 1 SOL of a coin with a 2% creator fee. In total 3% of the trade goes to fees: about 0.01 SOL to Manna and about 0.02 SOL through the creator's route (for example 40% to the creator and the rest to holders and others). The rest buys the coin. You also pay a small network fee. **Trading any token on Solana.** You sell a pump.fun token for 5 SOL. Manna's fee is 0.05 SOL; you receive about 4.95 SOL (minus price impact and network fee). At the base tier, 0.0125 SOL comes back to you as cashback. **Bridging.** You bridge $200 of USDC from Arbitrum to Solana. Manna's fee is $1.40. The quote also lists the relayer and network fees, and the guaranteed minimum you'll receive. ## Fees can change Manna may change its fees. A coin's creator fee and fee split can never change after launch. The fee shown on the confirmation screen, or in the quote, is the fee that applies to that action. ## Related - [Fee Schedule (legal)](/legal/fees) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) ================================================================================ # Rewards on Manna URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every way to earn on Manna, where each reward shows up, and how to collect it on Solana, Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains. Manna pays people for using it. You earn when you trade, when friends you invite trade, when you hold coins whose creators share their fees, when you launch a coin, and when you share a coin that someone buys. This page is the map: what each reward is, who gets it, what it is paid in, and where you collect it. Each section links to a full guide with the exact numbers. :::cards - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals): 25% of Manna's fee back on your own trades and 25% of your friends' fees, with higher tiers if Manna switches them on. - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts): Harvest Drops, Comeback Fund, Jackpot and Spread, paid by the keeper every 15 minutes. - [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew): earn a slice of a coin's creator fee for the buyers your share link brings. - [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse): buyback-and-burn, and where Manna's own fee goes. - [First 100 bonded](/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded): the first 100 coins to bond after the program starts get 25% of what Manna earns from them after bonding as buybacks, burned. - [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass): your member card, welcome bonus and Season 1 points. - [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai): coins that pay their holders in Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits. ::: ## Every way to earn | Reward | Who earns it | Paid in | Where it comes from | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Trade cashback | You, on your own trades | The asset the fee was taken in | 25% to 40% of Manna's 1% fee on trading-page swaps | | Referrals | The person who invited you | Same as above | 25% to 35% of the fee on your trading-page swaps | | Harvest Drops | Holders of a coin | The coin's pair asset (SOL, USDC, ETH, USDG...) | The coin's creator fee, if the creator routed part of it to holders | | Comeback Fund | Holders who are down on a coin | Pair asset | Creator fee routed to the Comeback Fund | | Jackpot | One holder, picked at random | Pair asset | Creator fee routed to the Jackpot | | Spread | Wallets that traded on Manna in the last 24 hours | The coin itself | Creator fee routed to Spread | | Hype Crew | People whose share link brings a trade | Pair asset | Creator fee routed to Hype Crew | | Creator fees | The coin's creator, or the wallet they chose | Pair asset | The creator fee on every trade of their coin | | AI credits | Holders of AI-credit coins | Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits | The holders' share of the creator fee | | Battle prizes | Holders of the winning coin in a Team Battle | The winning coin | Both coins' war chests | | First 100 bonded buybacks | Holders of the first 100 coins to bond (as buy pressure and burned supply, not a payout) | Nothing sent: the coin is bought and burned | 25% of what Manna earns from the coin | | Season 1 points | Every Manna Pass member | Points (not a token) | Trading, invites, launches and theses | Two rules hold for everything above: - **No reward comes out of thin air.** Every payout is a share of a fee somebody already paid. Manna does not mint rewards. - **Nothing is guaranteed.** How much you earn depends on how much trading happens. A coin with no volume pays nothing. ## Rewards for traders Every swap on the trading page pays Manna a 1% fee. Part of that fee comes straight back to you as **cashback**, and part goes to whoever invited you as a **referral reward**. Both start at 25% of the fee and rise with your rolling 30-day volume. On a $100 trade, Manna's fee is $1 and at least $0.25 comes back to you. Trades of Manna coins on their launch curve work differently: their fees go to the coin's creator and holders, not to cashback. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) for the tiers, what counts as volume and how to claim. ## Rewards for holders When a creator launches a coin, they choose how its creator fee is split. They can keep it, or route parts of it to: - **Harvest Drops**: shared by holders in proportion to their balance. - **Comeback Fund**: shared by holders who are currently at a loss, in proportion to how far down they are. - **Jackpot**: one holder wins the whole bucket, with odds weighted by balance, at most once a day per coin. - **Spread**: the keeper buys the coin with this money and airdrops it to random active traders. - **Burn**: the keeper buys the coin back and destroys it. Manna's keeper runs every 15 minutes and pays each bucket once it holds at least $1. Read [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) for the exact rules, and [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse) for burns. You can see any coin's split before you buy: open the coin page, tap **About**, then **Fees**. ## Rewards for creators and sharers - **Creator fees**: when you launch a coin you set a creator fee on top of Manna's 1%. Whatever part of it you keep is yours on every trade. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). - **Hype Crew**: if a coin routes part of its creator fee to Hype Crew, anyone with a Manna Pass can share the coin with their link and earn from the trades it brings. See [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew). - **Tithes**: a coin can carry a rule that sends a small fixed amount from every trade to a wallet the creator picked. See [Trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). - **Sniper tax**: if a creator sends the [sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield) tax to themselves, it shows up as its own reward line. ## Points, the Pass and AI credits - **Manna Pass** is a free member card with a number, an invite code and a random welcome bonus of points. **Season 1 points** add up from trading, invites, launches and theses. Your share of all points will be your share of the Season 1 pool once $MANNA goes live. $MANNA does not exist yet, and points are not a token. See [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). - **AI credits**: coins launched with the **AI credits** fee split turn the holders' share into credits you spend on Manna AI, in chat or through an API. See [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). - **Battle prizes**: in a Team Battle, part of each coin's creator fee fills a war chest. When the battle ends, the coin with the higher market cap wins both chests, and the prize goes to its holders. See [Team Battles](/docs/launchpad/team-battles). ## Where you see your rewards Everything you have earned shows on [/me](/me) in the **Rewards** panel. At the top are three totals: **Total earned**, **Claimed** and **Ready to claim**, plus a countdown to the **Next drop**. Below them, a colored bar breaks your earnings down by source. These are the labels you will see: | Label in the app | What it is | | --- | --- | | Creator fees | Your share of the creator fee on coins you launched (or that pay you) | | Hype Crew | Hype Crew rewards from trades your share link brought | | Harvest Drops | Holder payouts | | Comeback Fund | Loss payouts | | Jackpots | Jackpot wins | | Tithes | Fixed per-trade payments from a coin's Tithe rule | | Sniper tax | Sniper shield tax a creator routed to themselves | | Trade cashback | Your share of Manna's fee on your own trading-page swaps | | Referrals | Your share of Manna's fee on swaps by people you invited | Under the bar there is a table per asset (for example SOL on Solana, ETH on Robinhood) with **Earned**, **Claimed** and **Ready** columns, and a **Latest** list of your last payouts with links to each transaction. The **Trading rewards** section on the same page shows your cashback and referral earnings, your tier, your referral link and a separate **Ready to claim** box for trading rewards. ## How to collect, chain by chain Rewards reach you in two ways: sent straight to your wallet, or held for you in a contract until you claim them. | Reward | Solana | Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains | | --- | --- | --- | | Harvest Drops, Comeback Fund, Jackpot | Sent to your wallet automatically | Claimable balance: claim on /me | | Creator fees | Sent to your wallet automatically | Claimable balance: claim on /me | | Hype Crew | Sent to your wallet automatically once worth $1 | Claimable balance: claim on /me | | Spread and battle prizes | Coins sent to your wallet | Coins sent to your wallet (Spread) | | Trade cashback and referrals | Claim in **Trading rewards** (minimum 0.001 SOL or 0.01 USDC) | Robinhood: claim in **Trading rewards**, any time, no minimum. Other EVM chains: claim in **Trading rewards** once worth $1 (and 3 times the network fee) | On the **Rewards** panel the **Ready** column shows **auto** for Solana assets, because Solana payouts arrive by themselves. ### Claim on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains 1. Open [/me](/me) and find the **Rewards** panel. 2. If anything is waiting, a button shows the amount, for example **Claim 0.0042 ETH**. With several assets it reads **Claim all**, and each asset also gets its own **Claim** button. 3. Confirm. Your wallet switches to the right chain first if needed. You pay a small network fee. 4. When the claim lands, a **Claimed** message links to the transaction. Claims come from Manna's factory contract, and nobody but you can claim your balance. Balances never expire. ### Claim Solana trading rewards 1. Open [/me](/me) and scroll to **Trading rewards**. 2. In **Ready to claim**, tap **Claim** next to SOL or USDC. If the amount is under the minimum, the button reads **Soon**. 3. Sign in with your Solana wallet if asked. Manna sends the payout; you don't need a gas coin for it. > [!NOTE] Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche > Launches are planned on all seven. Creator fees and holder payouts there work like Robinhood Chain: claimable balances in that chain's Manna factory that you collect on /me, paying that chain's network fee. Where gas is expensive (Ethereum especially), the keeper waits until a payout is worth at least $1 and 3 times its gas, and leaves a holder's share in the pot when it would cost more to claim than it is worth, so it is paid in a later, bigger drop. Cashback from trading-page swaps on these chains is credited to your account in the chain's native coin; claim it under **Trading rewards** on /me once it is worth $1 (and 3 times the transfer's network fee). See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals#other-evm-chains). ## Related - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Portfolio and PnL](/docs/trading/portfolio-and-pnl) ================================================================================ # Cashback and referrals URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Manna pays part of its 1% trading fee back to you and to the person who invited you, how the 30-day tiers work, and how to claim on each chain. Every swap on Manna's trading page pays Manna a 1% fee. Manna gives a big part of that fee away: a share goes back to you as **cashback**, and another share goes to the person who invited you as a **referral reward**. Both start at 25% of the fee and grow with volume. This page explains the tiers, what counts, what you are paid in, how to claim, and how referral links work. ## How it works 1. You swap on the trading page (on the site, or through the same swap engine in the Telegram bot). 2. The swap pays Manna's 1% fee, inside the same transaction. 3. Manna checks the swap on-chain, then credits your cashback and, if you have a referrer, their referral reward. 4. Rewards add up until you claim them (or, on Robinhood Chain, until you claim from the contract). Cashback is a share **of the fee**, not of the trade. At the base tier you get 25% of a 1% fee, which is 0.25% of what you trade. > [!NOTE] Tiers ship off > At launch everyone earns the base rate. The higher tiers below are paid only once Manna switches them on, and Manna will say so here first. ## Cashback tiers Your cashback share depends on your own trading volume over the last 30 days: | Tier | Your 30-day trading volume | Share of Manna's fee back to you | Effective cashback on a trade | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Base** | $0.00 to $249,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Mid** | $250,000 to $999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Power** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 35% | 0.35% | | **Whale** | $5,000,000 and up | 40% | 0.4% | Nobody ever earns less than 25%. If anything goes wrong while your volume is being worked out, you get the base share, never less. ## Referral tiers Your referral share depends on the combined volume of everyone you invited, over the last 30 days: | Tier | 30-day volume of everyone you referred | Share of their fee paid to you | Effective rate on their trades | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Silver** | $0.00 to $999,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Gold** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Platinum** | $5,000,000 and up | 35% | 0.35% | Referral rewards are paid **on top of** the trader's cashback. Your friend still gets their full cashback; your reward comes out of Manna's part of the fee. ## How 30-day volume is counted - **All your wallets count together.** Manna adds up your site wallet, your Solana wallet and your EVM wallet as one account. - **Your cashback volume** = your trading-page swaps on any chain, plus your trades of Manna coins on their launch curves. Manna coin trades do not pay cashback, but they do help you climb the cashback ladder. - **Your referral volume** = the trading-page swaps of everyone whose referrer is you. Their Manna coin trades do not count here. - **It is rolling.** Every trade looks back exactly 30 days. Volume older than that drops off, so your tier can go down as well as up. - **Dollar values** use live prices for SOL, ETH and the other native coins, and $1 for USDC, USDG and USDT. You can see your volume, your tier and how far you are from the next one in the **Your tiers** card on [/me](/me). It shows **LIVE · LAST 30 DAYS** and, for example, "$12,400 more to Power (35%)". ## What earns cashback | Trade | Earns cashback? | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trading-page swap on Solana (Jupiter routing) | Yes | Pays Manna's fee in SOL or USDC | | Trading-page swap on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche (aggregator) | Yes | Pays Manna's fee in the chain's native coin | | Trading-page swap on Robinhood Chain (MannaSwap contract) | Yes, fixed 25% | Paid by the contract itself, see below | | Buying or selling a Manna coin on its launch curve | No | That fee pays the coin's creator and holders instead | | Buying or selling a graduated or Bot-ready Manna coin in its own pool, or a Solana Manna coin paired with another token (one-tap or the bot) | No | No trading fee is added: the coin's own fee already pays Manna | ### Robinhood Chain: fixed 25% / 25% Swaps on Robinhood Chain's trading page go through Manna's **MannaSwap** contract. The contract itself splits the fee: 25% to the trader, 25% to the trader's referrer (if any), the rest to Manna. These shares are written into the contract, so they stay at 25% / 25% whatever your tier. Your Robinhood volume still counts toward your 30-day volume, which raises your tier on the other chains. ## What you are paid in You are paid in the asset the fee was taken in. There is no conversion. | Chain | Fee and reward asset | | --- | --- | | Solana | SOL or USDC, whichever side of the swap the fee came from | | Robinhood Chain | ETH, WETH or USDG: the fee is taken from the ETH / WETH / USDG side of the trade, or from the input when neither side is one of those | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | The chain's native coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX) | ## Worked examples **A Solana swap at the base tier.** You buy $500 of a token with SOL. ```text Manna fee: $500 x 1% = $5.00 (taken in SOL) Your cashback: $5.00 x 25% = $1.25 in SOL Your referrer: $5.00 x 25% = $1.25 in SOL Manna keeps: $5.00 - $1.25 - $1.25 = $2.50 ``` **Climbing a tier.** Over the last 30 days you swapped $260,000 on the trading page and traded $15,000 of Manna coins. Your cashback volume is $275,000, which is past the $250,000 line, so you are at Mid (30%). Your next $1,000 swap pays a $10 fee and $3.00 comes back to you. **A referral at Gold.** The 12 friends you invited swapped $1,100,000 in total over the last 30 days. You are at Gold (30%). When one of them swaps $2,000, the fee is $20: they get their own cashback, and you get $20 x 30% = $6.00. **Robinhood Chain.** You sell a token for 1 ETH through MannaSwap. The fee is 0.01 ETH: 0.0025 ETH is credited to you and 0.0025 ETH to your referrer, in the contract, ready to claim. ## Claiming ### Solana 1. Open [/me](/me) and scroll to **Trading rewards**. 2. Under **Ready to claim**, find the SOL or USDC line and tap **Claim**. 3. Sign in with your Solana wallet if asked. 4. Manna sends the full balance to your wallet and pays the network fee. The minimum claim is **0.001 SOL** or **0.01 USDC**. Below that the button shows **Soon**. If a claim fails, the balance is put back so you can try again. ### Robinhood Chain Your cashback and referral rewards sit in the MannaSwap contract, per asset (ETH, WETH, USDG). Tap **Claim** next to each one in **Trading rewards**. You can claim any time, there is no minimum, and you pay the small network fee. Nobody else can claim your balance. ### Other EVM chains Cashback and referral rewards from swaps on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche are credited to your account in the chain's native coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX). 1. Open [/me](/me) and scroll to **Trading rewards**. Under **Ready to claim** there is one line per chain, with the chain's badge. 2. Tap **Claim**. Manna's fee wallet on that chain sends the full balance to your account's EVM address and pays the network fee. A claim must be worth at least **$1**, and at least 3 times what the transfer itself costs in gas on that chain (on Ethereum that is usually a few dollars). Below that the button shows **Soon** with the amount you can claim from, for example "Claim from 0.00025 ETH (~$1.00)", and the balance keeps adding up. If a claim can't go out, the balance stays yours to claim again. ## Referral links You need a free [Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) to get a referral code. Codes look like `XXX-7KQ2`. Any of these links carries your code: | Link | Where you find it | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `mannas.fun/trade?ref=CODE` | **Your referral link** in Trading rewards on /me | Opens the trading page; the first swap links the trader to you | | `mannas.fun/pass?ref=CODE` | **Your invite link** on /pass | Opens the Pass page with your code filled in | | `mannas.fun/coin//
?r=CODE` | **Your share link** on any coin page | Shares a coin; also earns [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew) rewards where the coin pays them | | `t.me/?start=r_CODE` | **Your invite link** in the bot's Manna Pass screen | Opens the Telegram bot and links the new user to you | ### The rules - **First referrer wins, forever.** The first valid referrer a trader gets is kept for good. A later link from someone else does not replace it. MannaSwap on Robinhood Chain enforces the same rule on-chain. - **No self-referral.** A code that belongs to any of your own wallets is ignored. - **If a swap carries no link**, Manna uses the person who invited you to Manna, if anyone did. - **Typing a code in yourself** works only during your account's first 7 days, and only if you do not already have an inviter. Use **Someone invited you? Enter their code** on /pass. - **Points:** each person who joins with your link gives you +500 points. > [!WARNING] Only Manna's own links count > Manna never asks for your keys or a payment to "activate" a referral. A referral is just a code in a link, and it is free. ## Gotchas - **Curve trades are not cashback trades.** If you only trade Manna coins on their curves, your cashback balance stays at zero. Those fees reward creators and holders instead. - **The tier applies when the swap is credited.** A swap that moves you into a new tier pays at the tier you had when it was recorded. - **Volume can fall off.** Because the window rolls, a quiet month can move you back down a tier. ## Related - [Rewards overview](/docs/rewards) - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Your first trade](/docs/getting-started/first-trade) - [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) - [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew) ================================================================================ # Holder payouts URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/holder-payouts Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Harvest Drops, the Comeback Fund, Jackpots and Spread airdrops pay coin holders every 15 minutes, who qualifies, and how to collect them. A coin's creator can route part of its creator fee to the people who hold or trade it. Manna's **keeper**, an automated wallet that runs every 15 minutes, collects those fees and pays them out. This page explains each payout type, who qualifies, how amounts are worked out, and how to collect what you are owed on each chain. Whether a coin pays any of this is the creator's choice, fixed at launch. Check before you buy: on the coin page, open **About**, then **Fees**. The **Creator fee** bar shows the split, for example "Holders 40% · Comeback Fund 20% · Creator 40%". ## The keeper cycle ```diagram:keeper-cycle ``` Every 15 minutes the keeper, for every Manna coin: 1. **Collects fees.** On Solana it claims the coin's share of trading fees from its Meteora pool. On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains the fees are already split by the factory contract on every trade; for graduated coins the keeper first collects the Uniswap pool fees into the factory. 2. **Splits them.** Manna's 1% goes to Manna. The creator fee is split along the coin's route: creator, holders (Harvest Drops), Comeback Fund, Jackpot, Burn, Spread and Hype Crew. 3. **Pays each bucket that is due.** A bucket pays out once it holds enough to be worth a transaction (see below). Otherwise it keeps filling. The **Next drop** countdown on /me, on coin pages and on the Storehouse counts down to the next run. ### The $1 minimum The keeper never sends a transaction to move less than **$1**. That covers claiming fees, paying a bucket, burning and spreading. Smaller amounts stay where they are and go out together once they reach $1. This keeps network fees from eating small payouts. On chains where gas is expensive (Ethereum, for example), the bar is higher: a payout must be worth at least **3 times** what its transaction costs. On those chains a single holder's share that would be too small to be worth claiming is kept for that holder, adding up across drops, and credited once it's worth it, instead of turning into dust. ## Harvest Drops Harvest Drops are the "holders" share of a coin's creator fee. - **Who:** the top 60 holders of the coin, by balance. - **How much:** in proportion to balance. If you hold 10% of what those 60 wallets hold together, you get 10% of the drop. - **Paid in:** the coin's pair asset (SOL, USDC, ETH, USDG...). **On Solana**, when the bucket is due the whole drop is split across the top 60 holders at once and each share is added to what that wallet is owed. The keeper then sends every wallet whose owed amount is worth at least **$1** (and at least 0.001 SOL on SOL pairs), up to 12 wallets per transaction (8 on non-SOL pairs) and several transactions per run. Wallets that have waited longest go first, so every holder in the top 60 gets paid, not only the largest. A share worth less than $1 is never dropped: it keeps adding up across drops until it is worth sending. Payouts land in your wallet by themselves. **On Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche**, the keeper credits each holder's share to a **claimable balance** in Manna's factory contract. You collect it on [/me](/me) whenever you like. See [How to collect](#how-to-collect). The drop works the same way as on Solana: when the vault is due, it's split across the top 60 holders at once and each share is kept for that wallet. On Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche a wallet is credited once its share is worth at least **$1** and at least **3 times** the gas of claiming it; a smaller share keeps adding up for that same wallet across drops until it is, so it never goes back to the vault for the bigger holders. On Robinhood Chain, where gas costs a fraction of a cent, every share is credited at once. Up to 60 wallets are credited per transaction, longest-waiting first. Every credit is written down before it's sent and settled by its transaction, so nothing is credited twice. The Comeback Fund works the same way. ## Comeback Fund The Comeback Fund pays holders who are currently **at a loss** on the coin. - **Who:** current holders whose bag is worth less than they paid for it. Wallets that sold everything are not included. Team wallets are excluded. - **How much:** in proportion to your unrealized loss, and **never more than your loss**. - **No double pay:** Comeback payouts you already received are subtracted from your loss, so you are never paid twice for the same loss. Your loss is: what you paid for the coins you still hold, minus what they are worth now, minus Comeback payouts you already got (or are already owed). On Solana the fund is split across up to 60 wallets in the red, largest loss first, and paid out the same way as Harvest Drops: everyone's share is kept for them and sent once it is worth $1. On a coin with the fund switched on, the coin page shows a **Comeback Fund is on** card. Connect your wallet to see "You're in the next drop. You're down 0.42 SOL", or that you are not in a loss right now. ## Jackpot The Jackpot bucket goes to **one holder at a time**. - **Who wins:** a random current holder. Your odds are your balance divided by the combined balance of all holders: hold 5% of what holders hold in total and you have a 5% chance. - **How often:** at most once every 24 hours per coin. There is no fixed time. Once 24 hours have passed since the last jackpot and the bucket holds at least $1, the next keeper run picks a winner. - **How much:** the whole bucket. ## Spread Spread rewards active traders rather than holders. 1. The keeper takes the Spread bucket and **buys the coin** with it, on its curve or in its pool after graduation. 2. It splits the coins **equally** between random wallets that traded any Manna coin on the same chain in the last 24 hours. 3. The coin's creator and team wallets are excluded. | Chain | Wallets per run | | --- | --- | | Solana, SOL pair | Up to 8: one per 0.01 SOL in the bucket. The cost of opening each recipient's token account (about 0.00204 SOL) comes out of the bucket. | | Solana, other pairs | 3 | | Robinhood Chain and EVM | Up to 10 | If nobody traded on that chain in the last 24 hours, the bucket keeps filling until someone does. On EVM chains, if a coin's trading rule blocks a transfer to one wallet, those coins stay with the keeper and go out on the next run. ## Burn The Burn bucket buys the coin back and destroys it, which shrinks supply. Burns have their own page: [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse). ## Other payouts - **AI credits.** Coins launched with the **AI credits** split pay holders in Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits instead of SOL or ETH. Credits are shared by all holders in proportion to balance. See [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). - **Hype Crew.** A trade that came through someone's share link pays its Hype Crew slice to them; without a link (or after graduation) the slice is added to the Harvest Drop. See [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew). - **Battle prizes.** When a Team Battle on Solana ends, the winning coin's prize buys that coin and sends it to up to 40 of its largest non-team holders, in proportion to balance. See [Team Battles](/docs/launchpad/team-battles). ## Worked example A Solana coin has a 2% creator fee routed 50% Harvest Drops, 25% Comeback Fund, 25% creator. In 15 minutes it trades 100 SOL of volume. ```text Manna fee: 100 SOL x 1% = 1.00 SOL (to Manna) Creator fee: 100 SOL x 2% = 2.00 SOL Harvest Drops: 2.00 x 50% = 1.00 SOL Comeback Fund: 2.00 x 25% = 0.50 SOL Creator: 2.00 x 25% = 0.50 SOL ``` You hold 4% of what the top 60 holders hold together. Your Harvest Drop is 1.00 SOL x 4% = 0.04 SOL. You are also down 0.3 SOL on your bag, and the total loss across holders in the red is 6 SOL, so your Comeback share is 0.50 x (0.3 / 6) = 0.025 SOL. Both are worth more than $1, so they land in your wallet at the next keeper run (or the one after, if many wallets are due at once). If the same coin only traded 2 SOL of volume, the Harvest Drop bucket would hold 0.02 SOL. Worth less than $1, it waits and adds up until it is worth sending. ## How to collect | Chain | What you do | | --- | --- | | Solana | Nothing. Payouts are sent to your wallet automatically. | | Robinhood Chain | Open [/me](/me), **Rewards** panel, tap **Claim** (or **Claim all**). You pay a small network fee. | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | Same as Robinhood Chain, on that chain, paying that chain's network fee. | Claimable balances never expire and only you can claim yours. ## Where to see drops - **Coin page, Drops tab:** every payout for that coin, such as "Harvest Drop to holders", "Comeback Fund", "Jackpot", "Spread airdrop to active traders" or "Buyback and burn", with the number of wallets, the amount and a link to the transaction. - **Coin page, About, Fees:** the coin's fee split. - **[/me](/me):** your own payouts, under **Rewards**. - **[The Storehouse](/nest):** payouts across all of Manna. See [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse). > [!NOTE] Payouts depend on trading > Holder payouts are a share of fees that traders pay. If a coin stops trading, its payouts stop too. A drop is not interest and is not guaranteed. ## Related - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse) - [Rewards overview](/docs/rewards) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Burns and the Storehouse URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse Updated: 2026-11-03 > How buyback-and-burn works on Solana and the EVM chains, what the Burns page shows, and how the Storehouse reports Manna's revenue and payouts. Two public pages show where money on Manna goes. **[Burns](/burns)** tracks every buyback-and-burn: coins buying themselves back with their fees and destroying what they buy. **[The Storehouse](/nest)** is Manna's own scoreboard: volume, launches, payouts to holders, and how Manna's 1% fee is split. This page explains both, and the mechanics behind them. ## What buyback-and-burn is When a creator routes part of a coin's creator fee to **Burn**, that money is used to buy the coin on the open market and then destroy the coins bought. Two things happen: - **Buy pressure:** the purchase is a real buy, at the market price. - **Less supply:** the bought coins are gone for good, so every remaining coin is a slightly bigger share of the total. Every Manna coin starts with 1,000,000,000 (1B) tokens, so a burn of 10,000,000 tokens is 1% of supply. ## How burns run on Solana 1. Each trade's creator fee adds the Burn share to the coin's burn bucket. 2. Every 15 minutes the keeper checks the bucket. Once it holds at least $1, the keeper **buys the coin**: on its launch curve before graduation, or in its Meteora pool after graduation. 3. The keeper then **burns** what it bought. This is a token burn on Solana: the coins are removed and the coin's total supply goes down. 4. The burn is logged with the amount spent and the number of tokens destroyed, with a link to the transaction. ## How burns run on EVM chains On Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, burns happen in Manna's factory contract. - **Before graduation:** the burn vault buys the coin straight from its curve, **with no trading fees**, and sends the coins to the dead address `0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD`, where nobody can ever move them. A burn is never allowed to buy the last coins on the curve, so a burn can never be what graduates a coin. - **After graduation:** there is no curve to buy from, so the coin's burn share **joins the holders' Harvest Drop** instead. Holders get that money directly. The keeper triggers burns once the vault holds at least $1 (more on chains with expensive gas). Anyone can call the contract's burn function; it only ever uses the coin's own burn vault. > [!NOTE] Solana burns vs. EVM burns > On Solana, burned coins are destroyed and supply shrinks. On EVM chains, burned coins are sent to the dead address: total supply on paper stays the same, but those coins can never be traded again. Both are permanent. ## The Burns page [/burns](/burns) shows every burn across Manna. It refreshes every 30 seconds. | Stat | What it means | | --- | --- | | **Bought back and burned** | The dollar value of everything spent on buybacks, at today's prices | | **Tokens destroyed** | The total number of tokens burned, across all coins | | **Burns** | How many burns ran, and across how many coins | | **Last 24h** | Dollar value and count of burns in the last 24 hours | Below the totals: - **By coin:** each coin with burns, ranked by dollars spent, with its **share of supply burned** as a percentage of the 1B supply. - **Latest burns:** the 40 most recent burns, each with the amount spent, the tokens destroyed and a link to the transaction. If no coin has burned yet, the page invites you to launch a coin with the Burn route. ## Worked example A coin on Solana has a 2% creator fee with 30% routed to Burn. It trades $20,000 in a day. ```text Creator fee: $20,000 x 2% = $400 Burn share: $400 x 30% = $120 ``` Over the day the keeper spends about $120 buying the coin and burns what it gets. If the average price was $0.00002 per token, that is about 6,000,000 tokens, or 0.6% of the 1B supply. ## The Storehouse [The Storehouse](/nest) is "Manna, by the numbers": everything launched, traded and paid out on Manna, live. It refreshes every 30 seconds. **Headline stats:** **Volume**, **Coins launched**, **Graduated**, **Trades**, **Traders** and **Wallets paid**. **Payouts to holders:** one tile each for **Harvest Drops**, **Comeback Fund**, **Jackpots**, **Buyback and burn** and **Spread airdrops**, with how many payouts ran and how many wallets they reached. A countdown shows the next drop, a feed lists the latest payouts by coin with links to each transaction, and a link opens the Burns page. **Manna Pass members:** how many people have claimed a [Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). ## Where Manna's 1% goes On every trade of a Manna coin, Manna's 1% platform fee is split three ways: | Share | Goes to | Status at launch | | --- | --- | --- | | 40% | $MANNA buyback reserve | Held. Not spent until $MANNA is live. | | 10% | $MANNA holders reserve | Held. Not paid until $MANNA is live. | | 50% | Treasury | Runs Manna. | On EVM chains the split happens inside the factory contract on every trade, and the two reserves sit in the contract. On Solana the keeper books the same split when it collects fees. The coin page shows it under **About**, **Fees**, as "40% $MANNA buyback · 10% $MANNA holders · 50% treasury". For the [first 100 coins to bond](/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded), a quarter of Manna's share of that coin (25 of the 50 points that go to the treasury) buys the coin back and burns it. The two $MANNA reserves don't change. These burns show on the Burns page too. This split is separate from the creator fee. The creator fee goes to the creator and wherever they routed it. Manna's fee on trading-page swaps works differently again: part of it pays [cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) and Manna keeps the rest. > [!WARNING] $MANNA does not exist yet > There is no $MANNA token, no contract address and no sale. The reserves above are held for when it launches; nobody receives anything from them now. Anyone offering you $MANNA, or giving you a $MANNA address, is running a scam. ## Related - [First 100 bonded](/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) - [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) ================================================================================ # First 100 bonded URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded Updated: 2026-11-03 > The first 100 Manna coins to bond after the program starts, on any chain, get buybacks. 25% of what Manna earns from each coin after it bonds buys it back, and the coins bought are burned. > [!NOTE] Off at launch > This program ships switched off and nothing is set aside. It starts only when Manna switches it on, and it never pays for anything before that moment. Manna will say so here and in the [changelog](/docs/changelog) first. The first 100 Manna coins to **bond** (fill their launch curve and graduate) **after the program starts** get buybacks from Manna. **25% of what Manna earns from each of them after it bonds goes to buying that coin back**, and the coins bought are burned. It runs by itself, every 15 minutes, for as long as the coin trades. The program counts coins that bond from the moment Manna switches it on. Coins that bonded before that don't take a place, and nothing is set aside from what Manna earned before a coin bonded. All 9 launch chains count toward the same 100: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. ## Is my coin in? A coin in the program shows a badge in **About**, **Launch details**: for example "Bonded #12 of 100: 25% buybacks". Its page header and its row in coin lists show "#12 of 100". The number is its place in the order coins bonded. - **Who counts:** coins that bond after the program started. A coin that bonded earlier never gets a place. - **Order:** by the time each coin bonded. Two coins that bonded at the same moment are ordered by their address. - **A place is for good.** Once a coin has a number, it keeps it. - **Test coins** whose liquidity isn't fully locked (only Manna's own test coins can be launched that way) don't take a place. - When all 100 places are taken, the program is full. Coins that bond after that trade as usual, without it. ## Where the money comes from Only from Manna's share. Nothing comes out of the creator fee, the holders' payouts or the $MANNA reserves. Manna's share of a coin is: - Manna's 1% of every trade on the launch curve, - Manna's share of the sniper tax (Solana), - Manna's share of the pool fees after the coin bonds, - the graduation fee, for Solana coins launched with one. From the moment a coin bonds, 25% of that goes to its buybacks. What Manna earned from the coin before it bonded isn't counted. The 25% comes out of Manna's treasury share (the 50% that runs Manna), so the $MANNA buyback reserve (40%) and the $MANNA holders' reserve (10%) stay as they are. See [Where Manna's 1% goes](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse#where-mannas-1-goes). ## How a buyback runs 1. Every 15 minutes Manna's keeper adds up what is set aside for the coin. 2. Once it's worth at least $1 (on Ethereum, also at least 3 times the gas the buy and burn cost), the keeper **buys the coin**: in its Meteora pool on Solana, in its Uniswap v4 pool on the EVM chains. Smaller amounts keep adding up until they're worth it. If the coin's pair has no USD price, it waits. 3. The keeper **burns** exactly the coins that buy brought. On Solana that's a token burn and supply goes down. On EVM chains the coins go to the dead address `0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD`, where nobody can move them. A burn follows the same $1 rule: coins worth less wait and go with the next buy's burn. 4. The burn shows in the coin's **Drops** tab, on the [Burns](/burns) page, and in **Launch details** ("burned in 3 buybacks so far"). Every buy is written down before it is sent and settled by its transaction's result: a buy that doesn't go through is tried again later with the same money, and nothing is ever bought twice. The keeper doesn't keep any of the coins: it burns exactly what each buyback brought, in its next transaction. Nothing new is bought while coins wait to be burned. If a buy or a burn fails, the keeper waits 15 minutes before trying again, then twice as long after each failure in a row, up to 6 hours. ## Worked example A Solana coin bonds after the program started and becomes number 12. Before bonding, Manna earned 4 SOL from it: none of that is counted. After bonding, Manna earns 2 SOL from its pool fees over a week, so 0.5 SOL is set aside. The keeper buys the coin with that 0.5 SOL (in steps, each once it's worth $1) and burns every coin it buys. ## Questions **My coin bonded before the program started. Is it in?** No. Only coins that bond after the start take one of the 100 places. **Does the creator pay for it?** No. It comes only from Manna's share. The creator fee and its route don't change. **Does it end?** No end date: buybacks run for as long as the coin trades. If Manna ever changes that, it will say so here and in the [changelog](/docs/changelog) first. **Can it be paused?** Yes. Manna can switch the program off. While it's off, nothing new is set aside or bought. Coins already bought are still burned. **Is it a promise of a price?** No. A buyback is real buying with real money, but the price can still fall. See [Risks](/docs/risks). ## Related - [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse) - [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation) - [Fees](/docs/fees) ================================================================================ # Season 1 and Manna Pass URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/season-and-pass Updated: 2026-11-03 > Claim your free Manna Pass, see the welcome bonus odds, and learn exactly how Season 1 points are earned and what they will mean when $MANNA goes live. The **Manna Pass** is your free member card. It gives you a member number, your own invite code and a random welcome bonus of points. **Season 1** is the points program built on top of it: everything you do on Manna earns points, and when $MANNA goes live your share of all points is your share of the Season 1 pool. This page covers how to claim the Pass, the bonus odds, every way to earn points, and what points are and are not. > [!WARNING] Points are not a token > $MANNA does not exist yet. Points are a record of activity, not a token, not money and not a promise of any amount. You cannot sell, send or withdraw them. Pool size and unlock terms will be announced before $MANNA goes live. ## What the Pass gives you - **A member number**, in the order people claim: Pass #1, #2, #3 and so on. - **An invite code** like `XXX-7KQ2`. It powers your [referral links](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals#referral-links), your [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew) share links and your invite link. - **A welcome bonus** of points, drawn at random when you claim. It is locked until $MANNA goes live. - **A card** you can share. The invite link shows your pass card when posted. Without a Pass you can still trade and earn cashback, but you have no code, so you cannot refer anyone or earn from share links. ## Claim your Pass on the site 1. Open [/pass](/pass) and connect your wallet. 2. Optional: enter a **Nickname** (letters, numbers, `.`, `_` and `-`, up to 20 characters) and an **Invite code** if someone gave you one. If you arrived through an invite link, the code is already filled in. 3. Tap **Claim my Manna Pass** (or **Sign in and claim** if you are not signed in yet). Signing in proves you own the wallet. It is free and sends no transaction. 4. Your card appears with your member number, your code and your welcome bonus. You can claim once per account. Claiming again just shows your existing card. ## Claim it in the Telegram bot Open the Manna Telegram bot, go to the Manna Pass screen and tap **🎟 Claim my Manna Pass**. The bot shows your pass number, your code, your welcome bonus and your bot invite link, with buttons to copy or share it. It is the same account on mannas.fun: sign in there with Telegram to see it. ## Welcome bonus odds The bonus is drawn once, when you claim, with these odds: | Welcome bonus | Chance | | --- | --- | | 2,000 points | 50% | | 5,000 points | 25% | | 10,000 points | 15% | | 20,000 points | 8% | | 60,000 points | 2% | On average a claim gives about 6,550 points. The draw uses a secure random number generator on Manna's server, and it cannot be re-rolled. ## How Season 1 points are earned | Action | Points | | --- | --- | | Someone joins with your invite link | 500 per person | | Trading, any token, any chain | 10 per $1 traded | | Launching a coin on Manna | 1,000 per coin | | Posting a thesis on a coin | 50 per thesis (one per coin per day counts) | | Your welcome bonus | Added once | Details that matter: - **Trading volume** includes trading-page swaps on every chain and Manna coin trades on their curves, buys and sells. Dollar values use current prices. - **All your wallets count together**: your site wallet, Solana wallet and EVM wallet. - **Launches** count coins where you are the creator. - **Theses** are top-level posts about a coin in the feed. Replies do not count, deleted posts do not count, and only one thesis per coin per day counts. - **Invites** count everyone whose account is linked to your code. ## Worked example Over Season 1 so far you: ```text Welcome bonus: 5,000 Invited 3 friends: 3 x 500 = 1,500 Traded $2,400: 2,400 x 10 = 24,000 Launched 1 coin: 1 x 1,000 = 1,000 Posted 4 theses: 4 x 50 = 200 Total = 31,700 points ``` If everyone together holds 50,000,000 points, your share is 31,700 / 50,000,000 = 0.0634%. That share is what matters: when $MANNA goes live, the Season 1 pool is divided by points. ## Your Season 1 panel On [/pass](/pass), the **Season 1 · $MANNA** panel shows: - **Your points**, your **Rank** (out of all players) and **Your share** of all points. - A breakdown of your points by **Welcome bonus**, **Invites**, **Trading**, **Launches** and **Theses**. - The leaderboard, with each player's points and share. Points are counted live (refreshed about once a minute). Points can be adjusted for wash trading or abuse: trading with yourself to inflate volume is not a way to earn. ## Your invite link and inviter Your Pass page shows **Your invite link** (`mannas.fun/pass?ref=CODE`) with **Share** and **Post it on X** buttons, and a list of everyone who joined with your code. If someone invited you but you joined without their link, use **Someone invited you? Enter their code** on /pass. This works only during your account's first 7 days and only if you have no inviter yet. You cannot use your own code. Once linked, your inviter earns referral rewards from your trading-page swaps, as explained in [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). ## Pass points and the Hype Crew board The [Hype Crew page](/flock) has a **Points** leaderboard of Pass members. It ranks by your Pass points balance, which is a running tally separate from the Season 1 formula: your welcome bonus, +500 per invite, a few points per trade of a Manna coin (2 per buy, 1 per sell), and +5 when a share link of yours brings a trade or a Hype Crew reward. The rank shown on your Pass card uses this balance too. The Season 1 panel above is the one that decides your share of the pool. ## Related - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew) - [Burns and the Storehouse](/docs/rewards/burns-and-storehouse) - [Calls](/docs/social/calls) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Hype Crew URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/hype-crew Updated: 2026-11-03 > Earn a slice of a coin's creator fee for every trade your share link brings in, how it pays on the EVM chains and Solana, and the Hype Crew leaderboards. **Hype Crew** pays people who bring buyers. When a creator launches a coin, they can route part of its creator fee to **Hype Crew**. Anyone with a Manna Pass can then share that coin with their own tracked link, and earn from the trades that link brings in. No posting quotas and no bots: you are paid for real trades, on-chain. This page explains how the slice is worked out, how it pays on each chain, and where to see the leaderboards. ## How it works 1. A creator turns on Hype Crew by routing a share of the creator fee to it at launch. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). 2. You claim a free [Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). That gives you an invite code. 3. On any coin page, the **Your share link** card shows your link: `mannas.fun/coin//
?r=YOURCODE`. 4. Someone opens your link and trades the coin. The Hype Crew slice of that trade's creator fee is yours. The **Your share link** card tells you what a coin pays. On Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains it says "Earn 0.50% of every trade you bring in while the coin is on its curve", for example; on Solana it adds that the slice is "sent to your Solana wallet in SOL or the coin's pair once it adds up to $1". After graduation it says the slice now goes to holders. If the coin has no Hype Crew route it says the coin doesn't pay yappers, but your shares still earn Pass points. Without a Pass it asks you to claim one to get a tracked link. ## How big the slice is Your cut is the Hype Crew share of the creator fee, so it is a percentage of the trade: ```text your cut = trade size x creator fee x Hype Crew share ``` **Example.** A coin has a 2% creator fee and routes 25% of it to Hype Crew. Your cut is 2% x 25% = 0.5% of every trade you bring. A friend buys $400 through your link: the creator fee is $8 and $2 of it is yours. Coins where the creator keeps the whole fee pay no Hype Crew. ## On EVM chains On Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche Hype Crew is paid by Manna's factory contract, on each trade: - **Instant credit:** when a trade on the coin's curve carries your link, the Hype Crew slice is credited straight to **your claimable balance**, in the coin's pair asset (ETH or USDG, for example). Trades on the site pass your link on both buys and sells. - **No valid referrer:** if the trade carries no link, or the link belongs to the trader themselves, the slice goes to the coin's holders (the Harvest Drop) instead. - **After graduation:** fees collected from the coin's Uniswap pool carry no link, so the Hype Crew slice joins the holders' Harvest Drop. - **Claiming:** your Hype Crew rewards show as **Hype Crew** in the **Rewards** panel on [/me](/me). Tap **Claim** whenever you like. - **Points:** each Hype Crew reward also adds 5 Pass points. ## On Solana On Solana Hype Crew pays the same slice as on EVM chains, sent to your wallet instead of claimed: - **How it's worked out:** Manna's keeper collects each coin's fees from its launch curve every 15 minutes. Each collection settles the trades recorded since the last one: every trade on the curve that came through your link earns you its Hype Crew slice (2% x 25% = 0.5% of the trade in the example above), in proportion to what the collection really brought in (the pool's provider keeps a small cut, as it does from every Solana fee). - **Paid to your wallet:** your slice is kept for you and sent to your Solana wallet, in the coin's pair (SOL or USDC, for example), once it adds up to $1, like a Harvest Drop. It shows as **Hype Crew** in your rewards and on the coin's **Drops** tab. If your account signed up with an EVM wallet, it's sent to your account's Solana wallet; with no Solana wallet, the slice goes to the coin's holders. - **No valid referrer:** a trade with no link, or through a link of the trader's own account (any of its wallets), pays its Hype Crew slice to the coin's holders (the Harvest Drop). - **After graduation:** fees from the coin's Meteora pool carry no link, so the Hype Crew slice joins the holders' Harvest Drop. - **Your link is tied to the trade as it's sent.** The website ties your link to the trade the moment the wallet sends it, so it counts even when Manna's indexer sees the trade first. Trades from the bot and one-tap carry it too. A link that only arrives after the keeper has already settled that trade's fee still counts for points and the leaderboard, but that trade's slice has already gone to holders. - **Points:** every trade on a Manna coin that comes through your link adds 5 Pass points, and it counts toward the **Yappers** leaderboard. ## Rules that keep it fair - **You need a Manna Pass.** No code, no tracked link. - **No self-referral.** On EVM chains the factory checks the real trader, even for buys paid through Manna's zap (pay with any token), so you cannot earn from your own trades. On Solana Manna checks the trade's real signer against every wallet of the link's account. - **The link has to be used.** The slice goes to the person whose link the trade came through. ## The Hype Crew page The [Hype Crew page](/flock) is the Hype Crew hub. It shows how to earn (**Claim your Manna Pass**, **Share any coin**, **Get paid**) and two leaderboards, top 50 each: | Board | Ranks by | | --- | --- | | **Yappers** | Number of buys their links brought in, then the volume of those buys | | **Points** | Pass points of Manna Pass members, with each member's invite count | ## Hype Crew on a coin page When people have brought buyers to a coin, its page gets a **Hype Crew** tab. It lists the coin's yappers in rank order with the number of buys each one brought and the volume, in the coin's pair asset. ## Tips for sharing - **Share coins that pay Hype Crew.** Check the **Your share link** card: if it shows a percentage, the coin pays. - **Share early.** The Hype Crew slice is paid while the coin trades on its curve. After graduation the slice goes to holders, on every chain. - **Use the coin link, not a screenshot.** Only trades that come through your `?r=` link count. ## Related - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals) - [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans) ================================================================================ # Manna AI URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/rewards/manna-ai Updated: 2026-11-03 > Hold AI-credit coins to earn Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits, then spend them in Manna's chat or through an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API. **Manna AI** turns trading fees into AI. Coins launched with the **AI credits** fee split pay their holders in credits for one AI provider: Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok. You spend those credits at [/ai](/ai), either in the built-in chat or from your own code through an API that works with the OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs. This page covers how credits are earned, what they cost to use, the models, and the full API. ## How you earn credits 1. A creator launches a coin with the **AI credits** preset ("Holders earn Claude, GPT, Gemini or Grok credits"). That preset routes **100% of the creator fee to holders**, and the creator picks one provider. 2. You buy and hold the coin. 3. Every 15 minutes, the keeper takes the holders' share of fees, values it in dollars, and **credits every holder** with that provider's credits, in proportion to their balance. Credits for one provider can only be spent on that provider's models. Hold a Claude-credit coin and you get Claude credits; hold a Grok-credit coin and you get Grok credits. The fee money itself stays with Manna, which pays the AI bill. You receive credits instead of SOL or ETH. ### The numbers | Item | Value | | --- | --- | | Value of 1 credit | $0.01 | | How often credits arrive | Every keeper run (15 minutes), when the coin has fees to credit | | Price you pay per request | The cost OpenRouter reports for it, no markup | | Balance needed to start a request | At least $0.05 (5 credits) of that provider | | Longest answer per request | 8,192 tokens (2,048 in the site chat) | **Example.** A Claude-credit coin trades $10,000 in a day with a 2% creator fee. Holders share $200 of credits, which is 20,000 credits. If you hold 3% of what all holders hold, you get 600 Claude credits ($6.00 of Claude). > [!NOTE] What credits are not > There is no free allowance: credits only come from holding AI-credit coins. You cannot buy credits directly, send them to someone else, or cash them out. ## The /ai page Sign in at [/ai](/ai) to see: - **Your balances**: one tile per provider, in credits and in dollars. - **Which coins are earning for you**: the AI-credit coins you hold. If you hold none, the page links to find one or to launch one with the **AI credits** fee split. - **Recent usage**: your last requests, the model and what each cost in credits. - **Chat**: pick a model and talk to it. The **Send** button is off when you have no credits for that provider. - **API keys**: create and revoke keys. - **Use it in code**: copy-paste examples. All your wallets count together: credits earned on your Solana wallet and your EVM wallet are one balance per provider. ## Models | Provider | Credit type | Models | | --- | --- | --- | | Claude (Anthropic) | Claude | `anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5`, `anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5`, `anthropic/claude-opus-4.1` | | GPT (OpenAI) | GPT | `openai/gpt-5`, `openai/gpt-5-mini`, `openai/gpt-4.1` | | Gemini (Google) | Gemini | `google/gemini-2.5-pro`, `google/gemini-2.5-flash` | | Grok (xAI) | Grok | `x-ai/grok-4`, `x-ai/grok-3-mini` | Requests are served through OpenRouter. The prefix of the model name decides which credits pay: any `anthropic/…` model uses Claude credits, `openai/…` uses GPT credits, `google/…` uses Gemini credits and `x-ai/…` uses Grok credits. `GET /v1/models` returns the list above. ## API keys 1. Sign in at [/ai](/ai) and go to **API keys**. 2. Optional: give the key a **Key name** and a **Spend cap $**. Once the key has spent that much, it stops working. 3. Tap **New key**. Your key starts with `sk-manna-`. 4. **Copy your key now. It won't be shown again.** Manna stores only a fingerprint of it. 5. To turn a key off, tap **Revoke** next to it. It stops working immediately. You can have up to 10 active keys. Each key's list entry shows what it has spent and its cap. > [!DANGER] Treat a key like a password > Anyone with your key can spend your credits. Keep it out of public code and screenshots. If it leaks, revoke it and make a new one. A spend cap limits the damage. ## Using the API Base URL: `https://mannas.fun`. Send your key either as `Authorization: Bearer sk-manna-…` or as `x-api-key: sk-manna-…`. | Endpoint | Format | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `POST /v1/chat/completions` | OpenAI-compatible | Streaming works (`"stream": true`) | | `POST /v1/messages` | Anthropic-compatible | No streaming; model names work with or without `anthropic/` | | `GET /v1/models` | OpenAI-style list | Each model shows which credit type pays for it | | `GET /v1/balance` | JSON | Your balance per provider, in dollars, and what is left on this key's cap | If you do not set a maximum answer length, `/v1/chat/completions` uses 2,048 tokens and `/v1/messages` uses 1,024. Whatever you ask for, answers are capped at 8,192 tokens. ### Examples ```bash # OpenAI format (streaming works) curl https://mannas.fun/v1/chat/completions \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-manna-…" \ -d '{"model":"anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5","messages":[{"role":"user","content":"gm"}]}' # Anthropic format curl https://mannas.fun/v1/messages -H "x-api-key: sk-manna-…" \ -d '{"model":"claude-sonnet-4.5","max_tokens":512,"messages":[{"role":"user","content":"gm"}]}' # Models and balance curl https://mannas.fun/v1/models curl https://mannas.fun/v1/balance -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-manna-…" ``` With the OpenAI or Anthropic SDK, point the client's base URL at `https://mannas.fun/v1` and use your `sk-manna-` key as the API key. ### Errors | Status | Meaning | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | 401 | Missing or invalid API key | Check the key, and that it has not been revoked | | 402 | No credits for that provider (under $0.05), or the key reached its spend cap | Hold a coin that pays those credits, or raise the cap with a new key | | 400 | Bad request: no model or messages, an unknown model, or `stream` on `/v1/messages` | Use a model from `/v1/models`; stream on `/v1/chat/completions` | | 503 | Manna AI is switching on | Try again soon | If a request costs more than your remaining balance, it still completes and your balance goes to zero. ## Related - [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts) - [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes) - [Your first launch](/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - [API](/docs/api) - [API terms](/legal/api-terms) ================================================================================ # Bridge URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/bridge Updated: 2026-11-03 > Move native coins and stablecoins between Solana, Robinhood Chain and seven EVM chains in one tap, with every fee shown before you send. The **Bridge** at [/bridge](/bridge) moves money between chains: SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX and stablecoins, between Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base and every other EVM chain Manna supports. You pick where from, where to and how much; Manna finds the route, shows every fee, and sends it from your Manna wallet in one tap. This page explains how it works, what it costs, and what to do if something looks stuck. ## How it works Manna bridges through **Relay** (relay.link), a cross-chain routing network. You send funds on the source chain; a Relay solver delivers the matching amount on the destination chain. Manna shows you Relay's quote as a plain breakdown, signs the transaction with your one-tap wallet, and waits for delivery. Bridges run from your **Manna wallets** (the wallets behind one-tap trading), so there is no wallet pop-up and no chain switching. See [One-tap and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). ## Chains and assets | Chain | Native coin | Stablecoin | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | SOL | USDC | | Robinhood Chain | ETH | USDG | | Base | ETH | USDC | | Ethereum | ETH | USDC | | Arbitrum | ETH | USDC | | BNB Chain | BNB | USDC | | Polygon | POL | USDC | | Optimism | ETH | USDC | | Avalanche | AVAX | USDC | You can move any of these assets to any other, across chains or on the same chain. Picking the same chain with a different asset (SOL to USDC on Solana, for example) turns the button into **Swap to USDC**. ## What it costs Every quote shows three costs: | Fee | Who gets it | | --- | --- | | **Network fee (est.)** | The blockchains, for gas | | **Relayer fee (est.)** | Relay, for delivering on the other side | | **Manna fee (0.7%)** | Manna, 0.7% of what you send, collected by Relay as part of the route | **Total cost (est.)** adds them up and shows the total as a percentage of what you send. **Example.** You bridge $200 of USDC from Base to Solana. Manna's fee is $200 x 0.7% = $1.40. Network and relayer fees are added on top and depend on the route at that moment; the quote shows each one in dollars before you confirm. > [!NOTE] Universal cash moves are different > When [universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) moves money between chains to fund a trade, Manna adds no bridge fee to that move. You only pay the trade's normal fees. The 0.7% fee applies to bridges you make on the Bridge page and with /bridge and /migrate in the bot. ## Reading a quote | Field | What it means | | --- | --- | | **Route** | Which router handles each side, usually Relay | | **You receive (est.)** | The expected amount on arrival | | **Guaranteed minimum** | The only committed figure. If the route can't deliver at least this, it refunds. | | **Network fee (est.)** | Gas on the chains involved, in dollars | | **Relayer fee (est.)** | Relay's fee, in dollars | | **Manna fee (0.7%)** | Manna's fee, in dollars | | **Total cost (est.)** | All fees together, and as a percentage | | **Time to settle** | Relay's estimate, for example "~20s" | Quotes go stale quickly, so the page re-prices quietly every 20 seconds while you look at it. Estimates can move a little before the bridge lands; the guaranteed minimum cannot. ## Bridge step by step 1. Open [/bridge](/bridge) and sign in. If one-tap trading is off, the button reads **Turn on one-tap above to bridge**: switch it on in the strip at the top of the page. 2. Under **From**, pick the chain and asset you are sending. Your balance shows next to it. 3. Type an amount, or tap **Max**. Max leaves a little of the native coin behind for gas (see the table below). 4. Under **To**, pick the destination chain and asset. Tap the arrows between them to **Flip direction**. 5. By default the money **Arrives in your Manna wallet**. To send it somewhere else, choose **Send to another address** and paste a Solana address or an `0x…` address, matching the destination chain. 6. Read the quote. When it looks right, tap **Bridge to** followed by the chain name. 7. The page walks through **Pricing the route**, **Sending from your wallet** and **Delivering on the other chain**, then shows **Delivered.** with a **View transaction ↗** link. ### Gas left behind by Max | Chain | Kept for gas | | --- | --- | | Solana | 0.003 SOL | | Ethereum | 0.0006 ETH | | Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism | 0.00005 ETH | | BNB Chain | 0.0003 BNB | | Polygon | 0.05 POL | | Avalanche | 0.005 AVAX | If you type an amount yourself and it would leave less than half of that behind, Manna stops you with "Leave a little SOL for the network fee (tap Max)" (or the coin for that chain). ## Limits - **Stablecoin moves don't need a gas coin.** With at least $0.05 of the source chain's native coin, a USDC or USDG move pays its own fee. Without it, the fee is paid from your USDC: from Solana, Manna's keeper fronts the fee of one swap that turns a little of your USDC into SOL for fees, and the same transaction takes $0.02 of USDC for it (you need at least $2 of USDC); from an EVM chain, you sign a USDC permit and the route needs no gas coin from you, so nothing extra is taken. USDC on BNB Chain has no permit, so there Manna sends a few cents of BNB and your wallet pays it back in USDC plus $0.02 (needs $5 of USDC). See [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). - **Quotes:** up to 60 per minute. - **Bridges:** up to 10 every 10 minutes per account. Past that you will see "That's a lot of bridges, try again in a few minutes". - **Amount:** you cannot send more than your balance; the button shows **Not enough** followed by the asset. ## Delivery After your transaction is sent, Manna watches Relay for up to about two minutes. Most routes finish well within that. - **Delivered.** The money has arrived on the other chain. - **Sent. Delivery is finishing on the other chain.** Your transaction went through and Relay is still delivering. Nothing is wrong: funds whose first leg is confirmed are being delivered, never lost. Check your balance on the destination chain in a few minutes. - **The route failed and your funds were refunded.** Relay could not complete the route and sent your funds back. ## In the Telegram bot the Manna Telegram bot has two commands: - **/bridge**: pick a balance, how much and where to, see the full quote (route, guaranteed minimum, every fee, time), confirm, and watch it move in stages. - **/migrate**: sweep the native coin from every other EVM chain onto one chain. It skips balances worth under $2 after leaving gas, chains where fees would eat more than 15% of the amount, and chains with open buy orders. It moves one chain at a time with live progress. Both use the same 0.7% fee and the same Relay routes as the site. ## Troubleshooting | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | **No route for this right now** | Relay has no route for this pair or amount at the moment | Try a different amount, or receive the other asset | | **Sign in to bridge** | You are not signed in | Sign in first | | **Turn on one-tap above to bridge** | Bridges run from one-tap wallets | Switch on one-tap trading | | **Check the address** | The custom address does not match the destination chain | Paste a Solana address for Solana, an `0x…` address for EVM chains | | "Moving USDC needs a little BNB on BNB Chain for the network fee, or a bit more USDC to pay the fee from it" | No gas coin there, and too little of the stablecoin to pay the fee from it | Deposit a little more USDC or the chain's coin, either works | | **Sent. Delivery is finishing on the other chain.** | Delivery is still running | Wait a few minutes, then check the destination balance | | "The bridge didn't go through. Nothing was sent." | The request failed before anything was sent | Try again | ## Related - [Supported chains](/docs/chains) - [One-tap and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send) - [Fees](/docs/fees) - [Bot wallets and settings](/docs/bot/wallets-and-settings) ================================================================================ # Supported chains URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/chains Updated: 2026-11-03 > The nine chains Manna runs on, their chain IDs and explorers, and what you can do on each one: trade, launch, bridge and copy trade on all nine. > [!NOTE] Planned chains > This page describes what Manna supports at launch. No Manna contracts are deployed on any chain yet. Manna works across 9 chains: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. You can trade any token, launch coins, bridge and copy trade on all nine. This page lists each chain's details and what Manna does there, so you know what to expect before you move money. ## The chains | Chain | Chain ID | Gas token | Explorer | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | n/a | SOL | https://solscan.io | | Robinhood Chain | 4663 | ETH | https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com | | Base | 8453 | ETH | https://basescan.org | | BNB Chain | 56 | BNB | https://bscscan.com | | Ethereum | 1 | ETH | https://etherscan.io | | Arbitrum | 42161 | ETH | https://arbiscan.io | | Optimism | 10 | ETH | https://optimistic.etherscan.io | | Polygon | 137 | POL | https://polygonscan.com | | Avalanche | 43114 | AVAX | https://snowtrace.io | Solana is not an EVM chain, so it has no EVM chain ID. Manna links every transaction and address to the explorer above for its chain. ## What you can do on each chain | Chain | Trade | Launch | Bridge | Copy trading | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Robinhood Chain | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Base | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | BNB Chain | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Ethereum | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Arbitrum | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Optimism | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Polygon | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | | Avalanche | Yes | Live | Yes | Yes | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche run the same contracts as Robinhood Chain, against each chain's official Uniswap v4. Their addresses are on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts#evm-chains). ### What's different on the seven newer chains {#newer-chains} The seven newer chains run the same contracts as Robinhood Chain, with the same curves, fee routes, rules, sniper shield and locked Uniswap v4 liquidity. A few things work differently there: | | Solana, Robinhood | The 7 newer chains | | --- | --- | --- | | Pairs | Native coin, stablecoin, tokenized stocks, Manna coins, any token | Native coin (ETH, BNB, POL or AVAX), USDC, Manna coins, any token. No stock pairs | | Launching and trading Manna coins on mannas.fun | One-tap from your Manna cash | Your connected wallet signs and pays, on that chain | | Telegram bot | Launch and trade | Launch and trade | | Locking your first buy | Solana: any length. Robinhood: any length, or 30 days inside the launch for coins with rules | 30 days, inside the launch | | Locking tokens after launch | **Lock tokens** on the coin page | Not available | | Address ending | Manna's Solana or EVM ending | Manna's EVM ending | ## How trading works on each chain Every trading-page swap pays Manna's 1% fee, and earns you [cashback](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). | Chain | How swaps are routed | Fee taken in | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | Jupiter, with a fallback to a launchpad's own program when Jupiter can't route a token | SOL or USDC | | Robinhood Chain | Manna's MannaSwap contract, through Uniswap (v3 paths, v4 pools, or both) | ETH, WETH or USDG | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | KyberSwap aggregator, built by Manna's server so the fee can't be stripped | The chain's native coin | Manna coins trade on their own launch curves until they graduate: | Chain | Before graduation | After graduation | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | Meteora bonding curve | Meteora pool, liquidity locked | | Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | Manna's curve in the factory contract, or (Bot-ready) a curve inside a Uniswap v4 pool from the first block | Uniswap v4 pool with the Manna hook, liquidity locked forever | See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation) for the details. ## Cash on each chain Manna counts a chain's native coin and its main stablecoin as **cash**. That is what you trade with and what you can bridge. | Chain | Cash stablecoin | | --- | --- | | Solana | USDC | | Robinhood Chain | USDG | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | USDC | With [universal cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash), cash on one chain can buy a token on another: Manna routes it across through Relay inside the trade. ## Spotting a Manna coin Coins launched on Manna get recognizable addresses: - **Solana:** addresses normally end in Manna's Solana ending. - **Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains:** addresses always end in Manna's EVM ending. Manna's token deployer creates no other address. The exact endings are published on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) at launch. The ending alone is not proof: anyone can grind a lookalike address elsewhere. The sure check is that the coin has a page on mannas.fun. See [Vanity addresses](/docs/launchpad/vanity-addresses) and [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts#how-to-check-a-coin-is-a-real-manna-coin). ## Gas and network fees You pay each chain's network fee in its gas token, and it moves with network demand. Ethereum is the most expensive chain on the list: there, a small trade or claim can cost more in gas than it is worth, which is why Manna's keeper holds payouts on expensive chains until they are worth at least 3 times their gas (see [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts#the-1-minimum)). You often don't need the gas coin: on Solana, and for Manna-run (one-tap and bot) wallets on the EVM chains except Ethereum, a wallet holding only USDC can still pay its network fee: Manna handles it and takes the fee from that USDC (a few cents) (see [One-tap and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash)). Connected wallets like MetaMask still pay their own EVM gas. The [Bridge](/docs/bridge) leaves some behind for you when you tap **Max**. ## Related - [Bridge](/docs/bridge) - [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) - [One-tap and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Launchpad](/docs/launchpad) - [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading) ================================================================================ # Contracts and addresses URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/contracts Updated: 2026-11-03 > Where Manna's contract addresses are published and how to check a coin is real. Manna's contract addresses and address endings are published on this page when each chain goes live. No Manna contract is deployed yet, so treat any address claiming to be Manna as fake. ================================================================================ # Security and custody URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/security Updated: 2026-11-03 > Who holds your keys, what one-tap trading lets Manna sign, what Manna's own contracts and servers can and cannot do, and how to keep your account safe. This page explains, plainly, where your money sits on Manna and who can move it. Short version: your wallets and keys are yours, Manna can sign trades for you only after you switch on one-tap trading, launched liquidity is locked forever, and Manna's own contracts have not had an external audit yet. ```diagram:custody ``` ## Your wallets and keys When you [sign in with an account](/docs/getting-started/account) (X, Google, Telegram, email and others), Manna's wallet provider, **Privy**, creates two wallets for you: a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet (one address on Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche). - **The private keys are held in Privy's secure infrastructure.** They are never sent to Manna's website or servers, and Manna does not store them. - **You own the wallets.** You can export your private key at any time from the account menu (**Export key**). The export opens in Privy's own secure window, so the key never passes through Manna. - **If Manna disappeared tomorrow**, you could still export your keys through Privy and use your funds in any other wallet app. If you connect your own wallet instead (Phantom, MetaMask and others), Manna never has any access to it. Your wallet app asks you to approve every transaction. ## One-tap trading: what Manna can sign One-tap trading lets you buy and sell without a confirmation pop-up, and lets Manna run things for you while you're away: [orders](/docs/trading/orders), DCA, [copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading), the bot's sniper, [bridges](/docs/bridge) and withdrawals. It works by adding **Manna's signing key as an extra signer** on your two wallets. You switch it on once (Manna asks right after your first sign-in, or shows **Turn on one-tap trading** in the buy sheet). What that means: - Manna's servers can sign transactions from your wallets, and use that only to carry out what you ask: the trades you tap, the orders and copy trades you set up, bridges and withdrawals you request, and launches you start from the bot. - **The signer can only sign.** It can't remove you as the owner, can't export your key, and can't lock you out. You keep full control of your wallets and can always export your key. - Accounts created through the Telegram bot have the same signer from the start, because the bot trades on your behalf. > [!WARNING] Think of one-tap like a trading bot with access > Like every Telegram trading bot and one-click terminal, one-tap trading means Manna's servers can sign for your wallet. Manna protects that key carefully, but you should only keep in your Manna wallets what you are actively trading. Keep long-term savings in a wallet only you control. **Turning it off.** Open your account menu (your avatar, top right) and tap **Turn off** next to **One-tap trading**, then confirm. Manna's signer is removed from both of your wallets with your own Privy session, and Manna never adds it back by itself: it stays off until you tap **Turn on**. While it is off, every trade asks your wallet to confirm, and orders, DCA plans and copy trades you set up on mannas.fun don't run. The Telegram bot's wallets have no switch yet: to remove the signer there, export your private key and move your funds to a wallet only you control, or contact [hi@mannas.fun](mailto:hi@mannas.fun). ## Signing in and sessions - Sign-in with accounts is handled by Privy. Sign-in with your own wallet uses a signed message (not a transaction): the request is valid for 15 minutes and can only be used once. - After you sign in, Manna keeps a single session cookie, `manna_session`. It is signed so it can't be forged, is unreadable to scripts on the page (httpOnly), is sent only over HTTPS, and expires after 30 days. Manna uses no advertising or analytics cookies. See the [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies). ### Sign in with Telegram **Continue with Telegram** signs you in through Manna's own bot, with no phone number and no Telegram login widget: - **Who you are comes from Telegram only.** The bot learns your Telegram account from Telegram's servers, which Manna checks with a secret only Telegram and Manna know. Nothing the web page sends can claim to be a Telegram account. - **You confirm every sign-in.** Opening the link (or sending `/login CODE`) only shows a confirmation with the browser and place the sign-in comes from. Nobody is signed in until you tap **✅ Sign in**, so a link someone sends you can't take your account by itself. - **Short and single use.** Each sign-in request lasts 2 minutes, belongs to the first Telegram account that opens it, and turns into exactly one session. - **Tied to the browser that asked.** The page that starts a sign-in gets a random secret in a cookie scripts can't read (`manna_tg_login`). Manna stores only a fingerprint of it. Only that browser can collect the session: another device that sees the link or code can't. - **The code travels one way.** If Telegram doesn't open, the page shows a code that you send to the bot. Manna never asks you to copy a code out of Telegram into a website, which is how most sign-in scams work. - **Revocable.** Every Telegram sign-in is logged. **🚫 Revoke** on the bot's message, **Sign out** next to a browser in your account menu, or **Sign out** in that browser ends the session on Manna's servers within seconds. - **Rate limited.** New sign-in requests are limited per network address, and sign-in attempts per Telegram account. > [!WARNING] Never approve a sign-in you didn't start > If someone sends you a Manna sign-in link or a code and asks you to open it or send it to the bot, it's a scam: approving it would sign them in to your account. Tap **✕ Not me**. - Actions that cost money or spam others are rate limited (for example 5 posts per minute, 30 orders per minute, 10 bridges per 10 minutes, 5 launches per hour in the bot). ## Manna's contracts and programs Coins on Robinhood Chain are launched by Manna's own smart contracts. The addresses are on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts). | Contract | Holds funds | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | MannaFactory | Curve reserves, fee vaults, claimable balances, the treasury and $MANNA reserves | Launches coins, runs the Manna curve, splits fees, pays out, graduates coins | | MannaToken (each coin) | No | The coin itself, with its trading rules enforced on every transfer | | MannaMigrator | Owns every graduated coin's Uniswap v4 liquidity, forever | Seeds DEX pools and collects their fees. It has **no function that removes liquidity** | | MannaV4Hook | No | Makes sure only Manna can create Manna pools; applies the fee and sniper shield on Bot-ready pools | | MannaZap | Only during a trade | Lets you pay with a different token: swaps into the pair asset, then buys | | MannaLocker | Locked tokens | Time locks with no cancel, no admin withdrawal and no upgrades: time is the only way out. Its admin can only adjust lock fees, within hard caps (0.05 ETH and 2%) | | MannaSwap | Unclaimed cashback and referral rewards | The trading contract for any token on Robinhood Chain | On Solana, coins launch on **Meteora's** Dynamic Bonding Curve program. Manna's own Solana program is a Token-2022 transfer hook that enforces trading rules; it is not deployed yet. Solana token locks use **Jupiter's** lock program, set so nobody can cancel a lock. ### What Manna's admin keys can and cannot do - The **contract owner** can list pair assets and their starting prices, set the treasury wallet and the keeper, and withdraw the $MANNA buyback and holder reserves. It **cannot** touch curve reserves, the fee vaults that belong to holders, anyone's claimable balance, or liquidity. - The **keeper** (Manna's automated payout key) moves fee-vault balances into holders' claimable balances every 15 minutes, runs burns and Spread airdrops, and collects pool fees. If it were ever compromised, only fees not yet paid out would be at risk. Running it every 15 minutes keeps those balances small. - **Liquidity is locked.** On Solana, every public coin's liquidity is permanently locked when it graduates. On Robinhood Chain, the migrator owns every pool position and has no way to withdraw it. > [!NOTE] Audit status > Manna's contracts and Solana program have been unit tested and reviewed internally. They are not deployed yet and **have not been audited by an external firm**. Don't put in more than you can afford to lose. ## Third parties Manna relies on Manna is built on other people's infrastructure, each with its own risks: Privy (sign-in and wallets), Meteora, pump.fun, Jupiter, Raydium and Uniswap (trading venues), KyberSwap (EVM routing), Relay (moving money between chains), and the blockchains themselves. If one of them has an outage, some Manna features may pause. ## How to stay safe 1. **Use the real addresses.** Manna lives at `mannas.fun` and the official bot is the one linked from there. Bookmark it. 2. **Never share your private key or sign-in codes.** Manna staff will never ask for them, never DM you first, and never ask you to "verify" or "sync" a wallet. 3. **Check coin addresses.** Coins launched on Manna carry Manna's address ending, published on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) at launch. Anyone can copy a name and a picture; nobody can copy an address. Open the coin from mannas.fun when in doubt. 4. **Read the coin's settings before you buy.** The coin page shows its fee, fee split, trading rules, team wallets, dev buy and locks. Rules such as max wallet, vesting or market hours can stop you from buying or selling at some times. 5. **Keep only trading money in hot wallets** and move the rest to a wallet only you control. 6. **Beware of anyone selling $MANNA.** $MANNA does not exist yet. Any "$MANNA" token, presale or airdrop claim today is a scam. ## Report a vulnerability Found a security issue? Please tell us privately before telling anyone else. Our [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security) page explains what's in scope, how to report, and how we reward reports. ## Related - [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account) - [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) - [Risks](/docs/risks) ================================================================================ # Risks you should understand URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/risks Updated: 2026-11-03 > A plain-language guide to what can go wrong when you trade or launch on Manna, and what you can do about each risk. Manna gives you powerful tools, and with them real risk. This page explains the main risks in plain words. The legally binding version is the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk). Nothing on Manna is financial advice. > [!DANGER] The most important sentence on this page > Most new coins go to zero. Only trade with money you can afford to lose completely. ## Market risk - **Prices move violently.** New coins can rise or fall 90% in minutes. A chart, a call or a leaderboard tells you what happened, not what will happen. - **Coins have no underlying value.** A memecoin is worth only what the next buyer pays. - **Liquidity can be thin.** Selling a large position in a small pool moves the price against you. Manna warns you above 3% price impact and asks you to confirm above 10%. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). - **Slippage.** The price can move between your tap and the moment your trade lands. Your slippage setting limits how far; a trade that would fill worse fails instead (and costs only the network fee). ## Coin and creator risk Anyone can launch a coin on Manna. A creator can: - set a creator fee up to 10% on every trade (shown on the coin page); - keep most of that fee for themselves; - buy a large amount at launch (the "dev buy") and sell it later, unless it is locked; - list up to 32 **team wallets** on EVM chains that skip the sniper shield and are marked with a public "Team" badge; - add [trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules) that limit when and how much you can buy, sell or transfer; - abandon the coin. **Rules can stop you from selling.** A coin can enforce a max sell size, vesting (your tokens unlock bit by bit), stock-market hours (no trading outside Monday to Friday 9:30am-4pm New York), an allowlist, or a DEX-only rule (no wallet-to-wallet sends). Read the coin's rules before you buy. They can never be changed after launch. **Coins with rules are harder to trade elsewhere.** Solana coins with rules use Token-2022 with Manna's rules program; Jupiter and most Solana bots don't support them yet. **Impersonation.** Anyone can copy a coin's name and picture. Always check the contract address. ## Automation risk - **Orders are best effort.** Take profit, stop loss, limit, trailing and DCA orders fire at market when Manna sees the trigger. In a fast move they can fill well past your trigger, or fail after 3 attempts. See [Orders](/docs/trading/orders). - **Copy trading copies losses too.** It follows another trader's buys and sells about every 15 seconds, at whatever price you get then, which can be worse than theirs. See [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading). - **Holder payouts are not guaranteed.** Harvest Drops, the Comeback Fund, jackpots and Spread depend on a coin's trading volume and settings. Nothing moves until it's worth at least $1, and amounts can be tiny. ## Technology risk - **Smart contracts can have bugs.** Manna's contracts and Solana program have been tested and reviewed internally, are not deployed yet and have not been externally audited. Manna also relies on third-party protocols (Meteora, pump.fun, Jupiter, Raydium, Uniswap, KyberSwap, Relay). - **Blockchains get congested.** Transactions can be slow, fail or expire, especially on Solana at busy times. A failed transaction still costs its network fee. - **Bridges can be delayed.** Moving money between chains can take longer than quoted. Relay refunds a route it can't complete, but you may wait. - **Data can be wrong or late.** Prices, market caps, holder counts and PnL come from blockchains and data providers and may be delayed or inaccurate. - **Outages.** Manna, Privy or another provider can go down. Your funds stay in your wallets, and you can always export your key. ## Custody risk With [one-tap trading](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) on, Manna's servers can sign transactions for your wallets. If you lose access to your sign-in account (for example your email), you may lose access to your Manna wallets: export your key and keep it safe. Never share it. See [Security and custody](/docs/security). ## Pair assets You can launch or trade coins paired with tokenized stocks (such as TSLAx on Solana or TSLA on Robinhood Chain) and pre-IPO tokens. These are tokens issued by third parties that track a price; they are not the shares themselves and depend on their issuers. Stablecoins (USDC, USDG) can lose their peg. ## Rewards, points and $MANNA Cashback rates, referral rates, holder payouts and Season 1 points are promotional and can change. **Points are not a token** and are not a promise of anything. $MANNA does not exist yet and may never launch. Anyone selling $MANNA today is a scammer. ## Legal and tax Crypto rules differ by country and change often. You are responsible for following the law where you live and for any taxes on your trades and rewards. Manna is not available to people in sanctioned countries. ## Related - [Risk Disclosure (legal)](/legal/risk) - [Security and custody](/docs/security) - [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer) ================================================================================ # API overview URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/api Updated: 2026-11-03 > Build on Manna. One API at https://mannas.fun/v1 for market data, quotes, trading, launching, your account, webhooks and Manna AI, with scoped keys, spending caps and clear rate limits. Manna has one API, at `https://mannas.fun/v1`. It does what the app does: read every coin and token, get quotes, trade, launch coins on Manna, manage orders and alerts, and receive webhooks. The same `sk-manna-…` keys also work for the [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai) gateway. - **Interactive reference and key management:** [/developers](/developers) - **OpenAPI 3.1 specification:** [/openapi.json](/openapi.json) (generated from the validation code, so it always matches what the API accepts) > [!TIP] Quickstart > Market data needs no key. Try it now: > > ```bash > curl "https://mannas.fun/v1/coins?sort=trending&limit=5" > ``` ## Keys and scopes Create keys on [/developers](/developers) while signed in. A key is shown **once**: store it in a secret manager or environment variable, never in client-side code. Send it as `Authorization: Bearer sk-manna-…`. You can revoke a key at any time, and revoking a key with the `trade` scope also cancels the open orders it created. | Scope | What it allows | | --- | --- | | `read` | Your account: positions, portfolio, balances, orders, alerts, watchlist, webhooks | | `trade` | Trading from your Manna account (account mode), orders and DCA | | `launch` | Launching coins from your Manna account (account mode) | | `ai` | The Manna AI gateway (`/v1/chat/completions`, `/v1/messages`) | Give each key only the scopes it needs. You can also restrict a key to a list of IP addresses; this is strongly recommended for keys with `trade` or `launch`. ### Spending caps Every key with `trade` or `launch` carries two caps you set: a **per-trade maximum** and a **rolling 24-hour maximum** (defaults $100 and $500). The API never spends past them, even with many requests at once, and orders created with a key reserve their full possible spend against the daily cap. Nothing in the API can withdraw or transfer funds out of your account. ## Rate limits | Bucket | With a key | Without a key (per IP) | | --- | --- | --- | | read | 60 per minute | 30 per minute | | quote | 60 per minute | 10 per minute | | build | 30 per minute | key required | | trade | 30 per minute | key required | | launch | 10 per hour | key required | Every response carries `X-RateLimit-Limit`, `X-RateLimit-Remaining` and `X-RateLimit-Reset`. Over a limit, the API answers `429` with a `Retry-After` header: wait that long, then retry with backoff. ### Daily credits On top of the per-minute limits, every call costs **credits** from a daily quota. The quota belongs to your **account**: all of its keys share it, so more keys never mean more quota. Without a key, the quota is per IP address. | Caller | Credits per day | | --- | --- | | No key (per IP) | 2,000 | | Free account | 20,000, plus the fee-earned bonus | | Credits | Calls | | --- | --- | | 1 | `/chains`, `/prices`, `/stats`, `/live`, `/leaderboards`, `/posts`, `/battles`, `/profiles`, `/launch/options`, `/me`, account actions, orders list, alerts, watchlist, webhooks | | 2 | `/coins` and everything under it, `/tokens/...` and everything under it, `/trending`; creating, pausing or cancelling an order | | 5 | `GET /v1/quote`; `/account/positions`, `/account/portfolio`, `/account/balances` (they read every chain you trade on) | | 10 | `trade/build`, `trade/submit`, `launch/build`, `launch/submit`, `trade/execute`, `launch/execute` | **Fee-earned bonus.** Trading and launching through the API raises your quota. Your daily quota goes up by **5,000 credits for every $1 of Manna fees** your account's API trades and launches earned over the **last 30 days**, up to **+1,000,000 credits a day**: `daily quota = 20,000 + min(1,000,000, floor(fees in the last 30 days in dollars × 5,000))` The fees counted are Manna's 1% trading fee on the dollar value of each trade (the amount in for a buy, the amount out for a sell), and on launches the launch fee plus 1% of the first buy. They count for account-mode trades and launches (`execute`) and for build-mode ones submitted as `signed_transactions` (Manna checks and sends them itself; a build submitted as bare `signatures` doesn't count). For example, $3 of fees in the last 30 days gives 20,000 + 15,000 = 35,000 credits a day, and $200 or more gives the full +1,000,000. A new fee shows up in your quota within about 5 minutes. Quotas reset at **00:00 UTC**. Every response carries `X-Quota-Limit` (today's credits), `X-Quota-Remaining`, `X-Quota-Reset` (unix seconds of the next 00:00 UTC) and `X-Quota-Cost` (what that call cost). Over the quota, the API answers `429` with code `daily_quota_exceeded` and a `Retry-After` that runs to midnight UTC. A free account holds up to **3 API keys** (keys with `read`, `trade` or `launch`; AI-only keys don't count). Your usage today, your bonus and the fees behind it are on [/developers](/developers). On an exceptionally busy day Manna may pause calls without a key, and then free-tier reads and quotes, with `429` and code `capacity_exceeded` (`Retry-After: 300`). Trades and launches, and their builds, keep working. **Shared cache.** Public market reads are shared between callers for 10 to 15 seconds, and quotes for 4 seconds (the same chain, token, side and amount), so polling faster than that returns the same answer and only spends credits. A response that came from the cache says `X-Cache: HIT`; it still costs its credits. Your account's data, builds and trades are never cached. ## Two ways to trade and launch | Mode | Endpoints | What happens | Who signs | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Build** | `POST /v1/trade/build`, `POST /v1/launch/build` | Manna returns unsigned transactions (Solana v0 as base64, or EVM transaction objects, approvals first) for a wallet you name | You, with your own wallet. Manna never sees your key | | **Account** | `POST /v1/trade/execute`, `POST /v1/launch/execute` | Manna carries it out from your Manna account's wallets, like a one-tap trade in the app | Manna's one-tap signer, within your key's caps | In build mode, send the signed transactions to `POST /v1/trade/submit` or `POST /v1/launch/submit`. Manna checks each one is exactly what it built and signed by that wallet, sends it, and credits your cashback and referrals. If you send it yourself, submit the signatures instead so the trade is still credited. **No SOL for fees?** When a Solana `trade/build` names a wallet with less than 0.003 SOL and at least $2 of USDC, the first transaction in `transactions` is a gas swap paid in USDC (`"fee_covered": true`): it turns a little of the wallet's USDC into SOL (on a buy, also the SOL the buy spends), with Manna's keeper fronting the network fee and $0.02 of the wallet's USDC paying it back in the same transaction. The response's `network_fee_covered` says how much (`usdc_in`, `sol`, `fee_usd`). It already carries Manna's fee-payer signature: sign it unchanged like the others and submit everything with `signed_transactions` (a build with such a transaction can't be submitted as bare `signatures`). It is limited to 3 per wallet per day. Account mode needs [one-tap trading](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) switched on and a key with the matching scope. ### Idempotency Account-mode trades and launches require an `Idempotency-Key` header (any unique string per action). If a request is retried with the same key, the API replays the first answer, including a failure, instead of trading twice. Reusing a key with a different body is refused. ## Endpoints at a glance **Market data** (no key needed): `GET /v1/coins` (list, search, sort, paginate), `/v1/coins/{id}` and its `/trades`, `/candles`, `/holders`; any token at `/v1/tokens/{chain}/{address}` with `/candles`, `/traders`, `/trades`; `/v1/trending`, `/v1/leaderboards/{board}`, `/v1/posts` (feed and calls), `/v1/profiles/{wallet}`, traders on FOMO at `/v1/fomo/traders` (the board: every ranked FOMO wallet, paged with `page`, sorted by `pnl`, `consistency`, `winrate`, `volume`, `trades` or `recent`, filtered with `minTrades`, `minVolume`, `active=1` and `full=1`), `/v1/fomo/traders/{id}` (by handle or wallet) and `/v1/fomo/search?q=`, `/v1/battles`, `/v1/stats`, `/v1/live`, `/v1/prices`, `/v1/chains`, `/v1/launch/options`. **Quotes:** `GET /v1/quote` on any supported chain returns the amount out, the minimum out at your slippage, price impact, the route, and Manna's fee broken out. **Your account** (key with `read`): `/v1/me`, `/v1/account/positions`, `/v1/account/portfolio`, `/v1/account/balances`, `/v1/account/actions`; orders (create, list, cancel, pause and resume DCA), alerts and watchlist. **Webhooks:** register an `https` endpoint at `/v1/webhooks` to receive trade, launch and order events. Each delivery is signed with HMAC-SHA256 so you can verify it came from Manna; failed deliveries are retried, and an endpoint that keeps failing is switched off. The full list with every parameter, response and example is on [/developers](/developers). ## Examples TypeScript, a quote then an account-mode buy: ```ts const H = { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.MANNA_KEY}`, "Content-Type": "application/json" }; const q = await fetch("https://mannas.fun/v1/quote?chain=sol&token=MINT&side=buy&amount_usd=10", { headers: H }).then((r) => r.json()); const r = await fetch("https://mannas.fun/v1/trade/execute", { method: "POST", headers: { ...H, "Idempotency-Key": crypto.randomUUID() }, body: JSON.stringify({ chain: "sol", token: "MINT", side: "buy", amount_usd: 10 }), }).then((r) => r.json()); ``` Python, market data: ```python import requests coins = requests.get("https://mannas.fun/v1/coins", params={"sort": "trending", "limit": 10}).json() ``` Check the exact request and response shapes on [/developers](/developers) before going live. ## Errors Errors come back as JSON with a stable `code` and a human `message`, and the right HTTP status: `400` invalid input, `401` missing or bad key, `403` missing scope or blocked IP, `404` not found, `409` idempotency conflict, `422` the action can't be done (for example over your cap, or no route), `429` rate limited (`rate_limited` per minute, `daily_quota_exceeded` for the day, `capacity_exceeded` on a very busy day), `5xx` a temporary problem worth retrying. ## Fees through the API The API charges exactly what the app charges: the 1% trading fee, each coin's creator fee, and launch fees. See [Fees](/docs/fees). Using the API costs nothing extra. ## Manna AI With the `ai` scope, the same key calls Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok models paid with your AI credits: `POST /v1/chat/completions` (OpenAI format, streaming supported), `POST /v1/messages` (Anthropic format), `GET /v1/models`, `GET /v1/balance`. Details: [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). ## Terms Using the API means you accept the [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms) and the [Terms of Service](/terms). ## For AI agents - [/llms.txt](/llms.txt): an index of these docs for language models. - [/docs/llms-full.txt](/docs/llms-full.txt): every docs and legal page in one Markdown file. - `/docs/raw/`: any single page as Markdown, for example [/docs/raw/fees](/docs/raw/fees). - [/openapi.json](/openapi.json): the machine-readable API specification. ## Related - [Developer reference and keys](/developers) - [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash) - [Security and custody](/docs/security) ================================================================================ # Frequently asked questions URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/faq Updated: 2026-11-03 > Short, straight answers to the questions people ask most about accounts, money, trading, launching, rewards, the bot and safety. ## Account and wallets ### Do I need a crypto wallet to use Manna? No. Sign in with X, Google, Telegram, email or another account and Manna creates a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet for you. You can also connect your own wallet (Phantom, MetaMask and others). See [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account). ### Who holds my money? You do. Your wallets' keys are held in Privy's secure wallet infrastructure, not by Manna, and you can export them any time from the account menu. If you turn on one-tap trading, Manna's signer can sign the trades you ask for, but it can't take your wallet away. See [Security and custody](/docs/security). ### Is the Telegram bot the same account as the website? Yes, if you sign in to mannas.fun with Telegram. Your wallets, cash, positions, orders and watchlist are shared. See [Telegram bot](/docs/bot). ### Does signing in with Telegram need my phone number? No. **Continue with Telegram** opens Manna's bot, the Manna bot: tap **Start**, then **✅ Sign in**, and the page signs you in. Manna never sees your phone number or Telegram password. Only approve sign-ins you started yourself, and tap **🚫 Revoke** on the bot's message to sign a browser out. See [Sign in with Telegram](/docs/getting-started/account#sign-in-with-telegram). ### Can I use my Google or X account in the Telegram bot? Yes. Open the account menu on mannas.fun and tap **Link** under **Telegram**, then confirm in the bot. One-tap trading needs to be on. If your Telegram already has its own Manna account, the two can't be merged. See [Link Telegram to an account you already have](/docs/getting-started/account#link-telegram-to-an-account-you-already-have). ### I signed in with a different method and my balance is gone. Each sign-in method can create its own account. Sign out and sign in the way you did the first time. Your funds are on-chain in the original account's wallets. ### How do I export my private key? Tap your avatar (top right) to open your profile, tap **Account** (the gear), then **Export key**. It opens in Privy's secure window. Never share the key with anyone. Bot users sign in to mannas.fun with Telegram, then Privy confirms it's them with Telegram's official login before showing the key. ### How do I delete my account? Account menu (your avatar), **Delete account**, or Profile, **Edit profile**, **Delete account**, then type `DELETE`. Move your money out first: accounts holding $1 or more can't be deleted. See [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account#delete-your-account). ## Money in and out ### How do I add money? Tap **+** on your cash, then choose **Crypto** (send USDC or SOL on Solana, or USDC or ETH on Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains, with USDG as Robinhood's dollar; either works, no gas coin needed), **Debit card**, or **Exchanges and apps**. See [Add money](/docs/getting-started/deposit). ### What is "cash"? The total of the SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX, USDC and USDG in your Manna wallets across all nine chains. When you buy something on any chain, Manna pays from cash wherever it is and moves it for you. See [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). ### How do I withdraw? Tap the withdraw arrow on your cash, pick the chain and paste an address. Your cash arrives as that chain's native coin. Manna charges no withdrawal fee, only network costs. See [Deposit, withdraw and send](/docs/trading/deposit-withdraw-send). ### Do I need SOL or ETH for gas? No. Deposit USDC or SOL (or USDC or ETH), either works. Every blockchain charges a small network fee in its native coin, and when you hold only USDC, you pay it from your USDC instead, no gas coin needed: on Solana a little of your USDC (about $1 to $2) becomes SOL for your next fees, and $0.02 of USDC pays the fee of that swap; on EVM chains USDC leaving the chain moves with a signed permit and no gas, and for a same-chain move Manna sends a few cents of gas that your wallet pays back in USDC plus $0.02. You need at least $2 of USDC on Solana, or $5 on an EVM chain. Ethereum mainnet is the one exception: to spend USDC on Ethereum itself, hold some ETH. When you do hold the chain's coin, Manna keeps a little of it aside automatically so the next transaction can pay its fee. See [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). ## Trading ### What does Manna charge to trade? 1% of the trade. On the trading page, 25% to 40% of that fee comes back to you as cashback. Manna coins also have their creator's fee (0 to 10%). See [Fees](/docs/fees). ### Which tokens can I trade? Almost any token on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. Paste the contract address or search a name. See [Trading](/docs/trading). ### My trade failed. Did I lose money? Usually not: most failures happen before anything is sent. If a trade "may still land", check the explorer link before retrying. Look up your exact message in [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting). ### What slippage should I use? Leave it on **Auto** unless you have a reason not to: 5% on bonding curves and 3% on DEX pools on Solana. Raise it only for very volatile coins, and never above what you're willing to lose. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). ### Why does Manna warn me about price impact? Your trade is big for the pool and would move the price against you. Manna warns at 3% and asks you to confirm at 10%. ### Do my orders run when I'm offline? Yes. Orders, DCA and copy trades run on Manna's servers using one-tap trading, about every 5 seconds. They're best effort: in fast markets they can fill past your trigger. See [Orders](/docs/trading/orders). ### Why can't I use orders or copy trading? They need one-tap trading, which needs an account sign-in (not an outside wallet). Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email and turn on one-tap. ### How does copy trading work? You pick a trader (a Manna user or any wallet address), a dollar amount per buy and optional limits. Manna checks for their new trades about every 15 seconds and copies their buys, and their sells if you want. Past trades are never copied. See [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading). ### Can I copy traders from FOMO? Yes. Search their FOMO @handle, profile link or wallet, or pick one from the **On FOMO** board, and tap **Copy**. Manna reads their trades from the Solana chain (it isn't affiliated with FOMO). In the bot, send `/copy @handle`. See [Copy FOMO traders](/docs/trading/copy-trading#copy-fomo-traders). ## Launching ### How much does it cost to launch a coin? $0.50 on Solana, $1 on Robinhood Chain and $1 on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche, plus network costs (roughly 0.03 SOL on Solana, gas on the EVM chains) and any first buy you make. See [Fees](/docs/fees#launch-fee). ### Which chains can I launch on? All 9: Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. On the seven newer EVM chains you pair with the native coin or USDC (no stock pairs), and on mannas.fun your connected wallet signs the launch. See [Supported chains](/docs/chains#newer-chains). ### Can I change my coin's fee or rules after launch? No. The pair, creator fee, fee split and rules are locked at launch so buyers can trust them. On Solana you can change who receives your share of the fee, and hand the creator role to someone else. See [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools). ### How do I get paid as a creator? Your share of the creator fee goes to you automatically every 15 minutes (on Solana split coins), or collects in the pool for you to claim (Solana "Keep it all" coins), or becomes a claimable balance on Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains, which you collect on /me. See [Creator tools](/docs/launchpad/creator-tools). ### What is the sniper shield? A very high fee for the first 3 to 30 seconds after launch, so bots that buy instantly lose money. Your own launch buy skips it. See [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ### When does my coin graduate? When its bonding curve sells out: about 6×, 11× or 14.7× its starting market cap, depending on the curve you chose. Then it moves to a DEX pool with liquidity locked forever. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ### Why did my Solana coin launch without rules? Solana rules run in Manna's transfer-hook program, which switches on once it's deployed to Solana. Until then Solana launches go out without rules. EVM chains enforce rules through Manna's token contract, once those contracts are deployed. ### Can I launch from Telegram? Yes: `/launch` in the Manna bot, on any of the 9 chains, with most of the website's options (no trading rules in the bot). See [Bot: launch and battles](/docs/bot/launch-and-battles). ## Rewards ### How does cashback work? On every trading-page swap, 25% of Manna's fee comes back to you, rising to 40% at $5M of 30-day volume. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). ### How do referrals work? Share your invite link. You earn 25% of Manna's fee on the trading-page swaps of everyone who joins with it, for as long as they trade, plus 500 Season 1 points per invite. ### What are Harvest Drops? Payouts to holders of a coin whose creator routed part of their fee to holders, every 15 minutes, in proportion to how much you hold. See [Holder payouts](/docs/rewards/holder-payouts). ### Why didn't I receive a drop? Payouts only go out once they're worth at least $1, and each run pays a limited number of wallets, starting with the largest. Small holders may wait several runs or not qualify. The coin page's Drops tab shows every payout. ### What is First 100 bonded? The first 100 Manna coins to bond after the program starts, on any chain, get buybacks: 25% of what Manna earns from each coin after it bonds buys it back, and the coins are burned. A coin in it shows "Bonded #12 of 100" in its launch details. See [First 100 bonded](/docs/rewards/first-100-bonded). ### What are Season 1 points? Are they a token? Points you earn for trading, launching, inviting and posting theses. They are **not** a token and promise nothing. Pool size and unlock terms will be announced before $MANNA goes live. See [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). ### Is there a $MANNA token? Not yet. Anyone selling or airdropping "$MANNA" today is a scammer. ## Social ### How are Top callers ranked? By the average move of their calls since posting, counting only calls on coins worth at least $25K at the time and only traders with at least 2 calls. See [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls). ### How do I get the verified badge? Sign in with X. Verified means the profile has a linked X account. ### Can I hide my trades? Turn on **Private profile** (you appear as Anon#…, out of every ranking) or **Hide dollar amounts** (percentages only). Your activity is still public on the blockchain. See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). ## Safety ### Is Manna audited? No. Manna's contracts and Solana program have only been tested and reviewed internally, are not deployed yet and have not been audited by an external firm. Read [Security and custody](/docs/security) and the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk). ### How do I spot a fake coin? Check the contract address, not the name or picture. Manna coins carry Manna's address ending, published on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) at launch. Open the coin from mannas.fun. ### Someone from "Manna support" messaged me. Is it real? Manna will never DM you first and never ask for your private key, seed phrase or sign-in code, and never asks you to open a sign-in link or send a `/login` code to the bot for someone else. Contact us only at [hi@mannas.fun](mailto:hi@mannas.fun). ### I found a bug or security issue. Thank you. Report security issues privately as described on [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security), and other bugs to [hi@mannas.fun](mailto:hi@mannas.fun). ================================================================================ # Troubleshooting and error messages URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/troubleshooting Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every message Manna can show when something doesn't go through, what it means, and what to do. Search this page for the words in your message. Most errors mean **nothing was sent and nothing was spent** (apart from, sometimes, a tiny network fee). When something did happen, the message says so. Use your browser's find (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) or the docs search (press `/`) with a few words from the message you saw. > [!TIP] Before anything else > If a trade "hasn't confirmed yet", wait a minute and check your balance or the explorer link before trying again. A slow trade can still land, and trying again could buy twice. ## Trades: balance and gas | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | Connecting a wallet just keeps loading on a phone | Phone browsers (Safari, Chrome) often can't reach a wallet app or its browser extension, so the approval never shows. | Tap **Open in Phantom** or **Open in Solflare** under the wallet list: Manna opens inside the wallet's own app, where connecting works. Or sign in with X, Google or Telegram: no wallet needed. After 12 seconds Manna offers these options by itself. | | *Not enough to cover this trade and its network fee. Try a smaller amount, or deposit USDC or the chain's coin (either works).* | Your balance can't pay the amount plus the network fee. | Use a smaller amount, or add money. USDC alone is fine: the network fee comes out of your USDC. | | *Your wallet has no SOL for the network fee on Solana, and it couldn't come out of your USDC this time (…)* (or ETH, BNB… on another chain) | The wallet has (almost) none of the chain's coin, and the fee can't be paid from its USDC this time. The reason in brackets says why: less than $2 of USDC on Solana ($5 on an EVM chain), a daily limit reached, Ethereum mainnet, or earlier gas not paid back yet. | Deposit USDC or the chain's coin, either works, or try again tomorrow. See [No gas coin? Pay the fee in USDC](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash#no-gas-coin-pay-the-fee-in-usdc). | | *Network fee paid from your USDC* (a note, not an error) | Your wallet held only USDC, so Manna fronted the fee and took it back from your USDC (a few cents). On Solana part of the USDC also became SOL for your next fees. | Nothing. | | *Confirm paying the network fee in USDC in your wallet* | Your connected Solana wallet has USDC and no SOL. Manna prepared one swap that gives it SOL for fees; Manna's keeper fronts that swap's fee and the same swap pays it back from your USDC. | Approve it in your wallet; the trade continues after. | | *Not enough cash: you have $X. Deposit first.* | Your total cash across all chains is below the amount. | Deposit, or lower the amount. | | *This launch needs about X SOL (network costs and the launch fee, plus your first buy). You have Y SOL.* | Your wallet can't cover the launch's costs plus the first buy you picked. A Solana launch takes about 0.034 SOL before the first buy. | Lower the first buy to the amount shown, launch without one, or deposit a little more. | | *Your cash is spread thin: the biggest balance is $X. Try a smaller amount.* | Your cash is split across several balances, and each buy is paid from one of them; none is big enough on its own. | Buy up to that amount, or [bridge](/docs/bridge) funds together first. | | *Your cash is still arriving on this chain, try again in a few seconds* | Manna just moved money to this chain for you and it hasn't landed yet. | Wait a few seconds and tap again. | | *Your cash is on its way between chains, try again in a minute* | A cross-chain move is still in progress. | Wait a minute. | | *No SOL price right now, try again in a minute* (or ETH, BNB…) | Manna couldn't get a price to convert your dollar amount. | Try again shortly. | | *Enter at least $0.50* | One-tap buys start at $0.50. | Enter a larger amount. | | *Amount too small* | The amount rounds to nothing, or you're selling zero. | Enter a larger amount. | | *You don't hold any XYZ* | There's nothing to sell in this wallet. | Check you're signed in to the right account; the position may be in a different wallet. | | *Your XYZ is still arriving, try again in a few seconds* | Your last buy hasn't settled yet. | Wait a few seconds, then sell. | ## Trades: price and routing | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *The price moved too fast. Try again.* | The price moved past your slippage limit before the trade landed, so it was cancelled. | Try again, use a smaller amount, or raise slippage a little. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). | | *This buy moves the price about X% against you: the pool is thin for this size.* | Price impact is 10% or more. | Buy less, or tap **Buy anyway** if you accept it. | | *No route for this token on Solana right now* | No venue can fill this trade at the moment. | Try a smaller amount or later. Check the token still has liquidity. | | *This token has no liquidity to trade yet* | There is no pool or curve for this token anywhere Manna can reach. | It can't be traded yet. | | *That token doesn't exist on Solana* | The address isn't a token on Solana. | Check the address and the chain. | | *Pick a token to trade* | You tried to "buy" SOL or USDC itself. | Pick another token. | | *No route for this token on Robinhood right now* | No pool on Robinhood Chain can fill it. | Try later or a smaller amount. | | *This coin's launchpad takes at most about X ETH per buy right now. Try a smaller amount.* | The token is on another launchpad's curve that limits buy size. | Buy less. | | *No route for this trade* / *No route for this amount* | The aggregator found no route on that chain. | Try a different amount, or later. | | *Solana is busy, try again in a few seconds.* | Solana's network or a routing service is overloaded. | Wait a few seconds and retry. | | *The network was slow and the trade didn't land. Nothing was spent, try again.* | The transaction expired before it was confirmed. | Retry. | | *The network dropped this transaction (its blockhash expired), so nothing was spent.* | Same as above, on Solana. | Retry. | | *Transaction not confirmed in time. It may still land; check the explorer.* | Manna stopped waiting after 90 seconds, but it might still confirm. | Check the explorer link before retrying. | | *The transaction reverted on-chain* / *Swap failed on-chain* | The chain rejected it, often because the price moved or the token blocked the transfer. | Retry. If it keeps failing, the token may have rules or restrictions that block you. | | *The trade didn't go through. Nothing was spent, try again.* | Something else failed before sending. | Retry. If it repeats, contact support with the token address. | ## One-tap trading and sign-in | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *One-tap trading isn't switched on for this account yet* | The action needs one-tap trading. | Tap **Turn on one-tap trading** in the buy sheet. | | *Sign in first* | You're signed out. | Sign in again. | | *Turn on one-tap trading: orders trade for you* | Orders, DCA and copy trading need one-tap. | Turn it on. | | *Orders trade for you with one-tap trading. Sign in with X, Google, Apple or email to use them.* | You're signed in with an outside wallet, which can't use orders. | Sign in with an account instead. See [Create your account](/docs/getting-started/account). | | *You cancelled it in your wallet.* | You rejected the request in your wallet app. | Try again if you didn't mean to. | ## Orders | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *Trigger already met: the market cap is $X now. Use a market buy/sell instead.* | Your trigger would fire immediately. | Trade now, or pick a different trigger. | | *You can have 20 open orders at once. Cancel one first.* | You're at the limit (web and bot combined). | Cancel an order on [/orders](/orders). | | *You can run 10 DCA plans at once. Cancel one first.* | DCA limit reached. | Cancel a plan. | | *Pick an amount between $1 and $100,000* | Order sizes are $1 to $100,000. | Change the amount. | | *Pick a trailing drop between 1% and 90%* | Trailing distance out of range. | Change it. | | *Pick between 2 and 1,000 buys, or no limit* | DCA count out of range. | Change it. | | *No market cap for this token right now, try again in a minute* | Orders trigger on market cap, and there's no live value. | Try again later. | | *Too many orders at once, give it a minute* | You created orders very quickly (30 per minute max). | Wait a minute. | | An order shows **failed** | It tried 3 times and couldn't fill (often no cash, no route or one-tap off). | Check cash and one-tap, then set it again. | | A DCA plan shows **paused** | 5 buys in a row failed. | Fix the cause (usually cash), then resume it. | ## Launching | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *Give your coin a name* / *Ticker: add one* | Required fields are empty. | Fill them in. | | *Solana tickers can be at most 10 characters* | Solana allows 10 bytes; Robinhood Chain and the other EVM chains 12. Emoji count as 4, accented letters as 2. | Shorten the ticker. | | *Image too big* / *Image must be under 1.5 MB* | Coin pictures must be PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF under 1.5 MB. | Use a smaller image. | | *That file isn't a real PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF* | The file's contents don't match its type. | Export it again as a normal image. | | *Fee must be 0-10%* | Creator fees go from 0 to 10%. | Adjust the slider. | | *Fee split must add up to 100%* | Custom split slices don't total 100%. | Adjust the slices. | | *Dev buy is over the team cap* | On EVM chains your first buy counts toward the team cap. | Buy less, or raise the team cap. | | *A Solana launch needs about X SOL…* | Your wallet can't cover network deposits, the launch fee and your dev buy. | Add SOL. A launch needs roughly 0.03 SOL plus any dev buy. | | *Manna isn't live on X yet.* (bot: *X launches aren't live yet*) | Launches are live on all 9 chains, so this means the page couldn't load Manna's settings for that chain. | Reload the page and try again. If it keeps happening, contact support. | | *Your coin is live, but the dev lock didn't go through* | The coin launched; the separate lock transaction failed. | Lock your tokens from the coin page or the locks tool. | | A rule error such as *Rising max wallet needs a start and a timer* | A rule's settings are incomplete. | Fill in the rule or remove it. See [Rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). | ## Trading rules (when a coin blocks you) Coins can have [trading rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). When one blocks your trade, Manna tells you which, for example *The market is closed. This coin trades Mon-Fri 9:30am-4pm New York.* These are the coin creator's rules, enforced by the token itself; Manna can't override them. Wait until the rule allows it (for example market hours or vesting), or trade a smaller amount (max buy, max sell, max wallet). ## Bridge and withdrawals | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *Leave a little SOL for the network fee (tap Max)* | Bridging all your native coin would leave nothing for gas. | Tap **Max**; it keeps a reserve. | | *Moving USDC needs a little BNB on BNB Chain for the network fee, or a bit more USDC to pay the fee from it* | No native coin on that chain and too little of the stablecoin to pay the fee from it. Most moves don't need gas at all (Solana USDC from $2, USDC leaving any other EVM chain). | Deposit a little more USDC or the chain's coin, either works. | | *No cross-chain route for this right now* | Relay can't serve this route at the moment. | Try a different amount or later. | | *The route failed and your funds were refunded* | Relay couldn't complete the route and refunded you. | Check your balance, then try again. | | *Sent. Delivery is finishing* | The first leg confirmed; the destination leg is still on its way. | Wait. Funds whose first leg is confirmed are delivered or refunded, never lost. | | *No cash to withdraw* | Your cash is below $0.50. | Nothing to withdraw. | | *Your biggest balance is $X, withdraw up to that at once* | A typed amount comes from one balance. | Withdraw in steps, or tap **Max** (or send `all` in the bot) to send every balance. | | *That isn't a Solana address* / *That isn't a EVM address* | The destination doesn't match the chain. | Check the address and the chain. | ## Telegram bot | You see | What it means | What to do | | --- | --- | --- | | *That token expired, paste its address again.* | The token card is old. | Paste the address again. | | *Slow down a little, then paste it again.* | More than 30 pastes in a minute. | Wait a moment. | | *I couldn't find a market for that token on any chain I trade.* | No pool found on the nine chains. | Check the address. | | *Your buy of $XYZ hasn't confirmed yet. It may still go through…* | The trade is slow. | Check your balance in a minute before retrying. | | *That's a lot of launches. Try again in a little while.* | 5 launches (or 3 battles) per hour. | Wait. | | *Okay, cancelled.* | Three invalid answers in a row. | Start the action again. | | Buttons in a group say *Open the bot to trade* | Trading only works in your private chat with the bot. | Open the bot. | ## Still stuck? Email [hi@mannas.fun](mailto:hi@mannas.fun) with the transaction link (or a screenshot of the message), the token address and the time it happened. We reply within one business day. **Support will never ask for your private key or sign-in codes.** ## Related - [FAQ](/docs/faq) - [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact) - [Bot trading](/docs/bot/trading) ================================================================================ # Glossary URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/glossary Updated: 2026-11-03 > The words you'll meet on Manna and in crypto trading, explained in one or two sentences each. ## A to C **Account sign-in.** Signing in with X, Google, Telegram, email or another account. Manna creates your wallets for you. Compare *outside wallet*. **Alert.** A message when a token's price, market cap or percentage move crosses a level you set. See [Alerts and watchlist](/docs/trading/alerts-and-watchlist). **Anti-bundle.** A launch rule that limits how many trades can happen in one block, so bundling bots can't sweep a launch. **Auto TP/SL.** A setting that places a take profit (+100%, sells half) and a stop loss (-30%, sells all) after every buy. Shared by the web app and the bot. **Harvest Drop.** A coin's holders slice, paid every 15 minutes in proportion to how much each holder has. **Manna coin.** A coin launched on Manna's launchpad. Its address carries Manna's ending, published on [Contracts and addresses](/docs/contracts) at launch. **Manna curve.** On Robinhood Chain, the classic venue: the coin trades on Manna's own bonding curve and moves to Uniswap when it graduates. Compare *Bot-ready*. **Manna Pass.** A free member card with your member number, invite code and a welcome bonus of Season 1 points. See [Season 1 and Manna Pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass). **Bonding curve.** A pricing formula that sells a coin from a fixed supply: each buy raises the price, each sell lowers it. Manna coins start on one. **Bot-ready.** On Robinhood Chain, a coin whose curve lives inside a Uniswap v4 pool from the first block, so any bot or screener can trade it immediately. **Bracket.** A take profit and a stop loss set together in one tap. **Bridge.** Moving money from one blockchain to another. Manna bridges through Relay. See [Bridge](/docs/bridge). **Burn.** Sending tokens to an address nobody controls, removing them from supply forever. A coin's burn slice buys the coin and burns it. **Call (thesis).** A post about a coin, made from that coin's page, that records the price at the moment you post so everyone can see how it played out. See [Calls and theses](/docs/social/calls). **Cash.** Your spendable balance on Manna: native coins (SOL, ETH, BNB, POL, AVAX) and stablecoins (USDC, USDG) across all your wallets on all chains, added up in dollars. **Cashback.** The share of Manna's trading fee paid back to you, 25% to 40% depending on your 30-day volume. **Chapters.** A launch rule where the max wallet doubles each time trading volume reaches a milestone. **Clan.** A crew of up to 50 traders ranked together by volume. See [Leaderboard and clans](/docs/social/leaderboard-and-clans). **Comeback Fund.** A coin's fee slice paid to current holders who are down on their bag, in proportion to their loss. **Contract address (CA).** The unique address of a token on its blockchain. The only reliable way to identify a token. **Copy trading.** Automatically mirroring another trader's buys (and optionally sells). See [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading). **Creator fee.** A fee from 0% to 10% that a coin's creator sets on every trade, on top of Manna's 1%. ## D to L **DCA (dollar-cost averaging).** Buying a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals instead of all at once. **Dev buy.** The creator's own first buy, made in the same transaction as the launch. **DEX.** A decentralized exchange, such as Meteora, Raydium or Uniswap, where tokens trade in liquidity pools. **DEX PAID.** DexScreener's paid "Enhanced Token Info" listing, which creators can order through Manna. **Entangled.** A launch rule that keeps a coin locked until another Manna coin reaches a market cap. **EVM.** The Ethereum Virtual Machine. EVM chains (Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche) share one address format, so your Manna EVM wallet has the same address on all of them. **Fee route (split).** How a coin's creator fee is shared out: to the creator, holders, the Comeback Fund, the Hype Crew, burns, a jackpot or Spread. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). **Fumble.** A position you closed whose price later went more than 1.5 times above your average exit. **Gas (network fee).** The fee a blockchain charges to process a transaction. It goes to the network, not to Manna. **Graduation.** The moment a coin's bonding curve sells out and its liquidity moves to a DEX pool, locked forever. **Holders-only chat.** A coin setting where only wallets holding the coin can post on its page. **Honeypot.** A token that lets you buy but not sell. Manna flags suspected honeypots and copy trading skips them. **Hype Crew.** A coin's fee slice for people who share it. See [Hype Crew](/docs/rewards/hype-crew). **Jackpot.** A coin's fee slice paid to one random holder (weighted by balance), at most once every 24 hours. **Keeper.** Manna's automated service that runs every 15 minutes to collect fees and pay out holders, creators, burns and jackpots. **Limit order.** An order to buy when the market cap drops to a level (limit buy) or to sell when it rises to one (limit sell). **Liquidity.** The money in a pool available to trade against. Low liquidity means high price impact. **Lock.** Tokens placed in a contract that releases them only at a set date (or gradually until it). See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). ## M to S **Market cap (MC).** Price times total supply. Every Manna coin has a fixed supply of 1 billion, so market cap is just price × 1B. Manna's orders trigger on market cap. **Max wallet.** A launch rule that caps how much of the supply any one wallet may hold. **Migrate (bot).** In the Telegram bot, sweeping your native coins from every other EVM chain into one chain. **One-tap trading.** Buying and selling without a wallet confirmation, because Manna's signer can sign trades you ask for. See [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). **Outside wallet.** A wallet you bring yourself, such as Phantom or MetaMask. It asks you to confirm every transaction. **Pair (quote asset).** What a coin trades against and what its fees are paid in: SOL, ETH, USDC, a stock token, another Manna coin, or almost any token. **PnL.** Profit and loss: what a position has made or lost, realized (sold) plus unrealized (still held). **Points.** Season 1 points, earned by trading, launching, inviting and posting theses. Not a token. **Price impact.** How much your own trade moves the price, because of the pool's size. **Priority fee.** An extra network fee on Solana that helps a transaction land faster. **Rules.** Limits written into a coin that the token enforces on every transfer, such as max wallet or market hours. See [Rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). **Sell initials.** Selling just enough of a position to take back what you put in, so the rest rides for free. **Slippage.** The most the price may move against you between your tap and your trade landing before the trade is cancelled. **Sniper.** A bot that buys a coin in its first seconds. In the Manna bot, *Sniper* is also a feature that auto-buys every new Manna launch for you. **Sniper shield.** A very high fee during a coin's first 3 to 30 seconds that makes sniping unprofitable. **Spread.** A coin's fee slice that buys the coin and airdrops it to wallets that traded on Manna in the last 24 hours. **Stop loss (SL).** An order that sells when the market cap falls to a level. ## T to Z **Storehouse.** Manna's revenue page: volume, payouts and what is reserved for $MANNA. **Take profit (TP).** An order that sells when the market cap rises to a level. **Team wallets.** On EVM chains, up to 32 wallets a creator lists that skip the sniper tax, within a team cap, and get a public "Team" badge. **Tithe.** A launch rule where every trade pays a small fixed amount to a wallet the creator picks (Manna curve on EVM chains only). **Token-2022.** Solana's newer token standard. Solana coins with rules use it with Manna's transfer-hook program. **Trailing stop.** A stop loss that follows the price up and sells if it falls a set percentage from its highest point. **Universal cash.** Manna paying for a buy on one chain with money you hold on another, by moving it for you. **Vanity address.** A token address with a chosen ending. **Vesting.** A launch rule where every buy unlocks bit by bit after a waiting period (cliff). **Watch-only wallet.** Any wallet address you add to your portfolio to track, without being able to trade from it. **Whale.** A holder or trader with a very large position. In the feed, trades of $1,000 or more get a whale marker. ================================================================================ # Changelog URL: https://mannas.fun/docs/changelog Updated: 2026-11-04 > What changed on Manna. ## 2026-11-04 A new home page. Discover moved to /discover. New link preview and trade cards. Manna now lives at mannas.fun. New Solana coins get an address ending in MANA. ## 2026-11-03 Manna begins: every launch and trading tool in one calm terminal, with a new home for discovery, tokens, launches and portfolios. ================================================================================ # Terms of Service URL: https://mannas.fun/terms Updated: 2026-11-03 > The agreement between you and Manna for using mannas.fun, the Manna mobile apps, the Manna Telegram bot, Manna AI and the Manna APIs. Please read it carefully. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. These Terms of Service (the "Terms") are a binding agreement between you and Manna ("Manna", "we", "us" or "our") **[TODO: owner to insert registered entity name and address]**. They govern your access to and use of the Manna website at mannas.fun, the Manna apps for iOS and Android, the Manna Telegram bot, Manna AI, the Manna APIs and every related feature (together, the "Service"). By creating an account, connecting a wallet, or otherwise using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service. > [!WARNING] Read this first > Tokens, and especially new community coins and memecoins, are extremely risky. You can lose everything you put in, in seconds. Blockchain transactions are final and cannot be reversed by Manna or anyone else. Only use money you can afford to lose. See the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk). ## 1. Documents that form these Terms These Terms include, and you also agree to, the following policies. Each is part of your agreement with us: - [Privacy Policy](/privacy): what we collect and how we use it. - [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk): the risks of using tokens, launchpads and automation. - [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees): every fee Manna charges and where it goes. - [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use): what you may and may not do on Manna. - [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies): the one cookie we set and what the app stores on your device. - [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer): limits on the information shown in the Service. - [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms): extra terms if you use the Manna APIs or Manna AI API keys. - [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security): how to report vulnerabilities. If one of those policies conflicts with these Terms, these Terms win, except where the policy says it applies instead for its specific topic (for example, the API Terms for API use). ## 2. Definitions In these Terms: - **Account** means your Manna profile, created when you sign in with a supported sign-in method or with a self-custody wallet. - **Coin** means a token launched through the Manna launchpad. **Token** means any digital asset, including coins and tokens launched elsewhere. - **Creator** means the person who launched a coin on Manna. - **Embedded wallet** means a Solana or EVM wallet created for your Account by our wallet provider, Privy. - **Self-custody wallet** means a wallet you bring yourself, such as Phantom or MetaMask, whose keys Manna and Privy never touch. - **One-tap trading** means the feature that lets Manna's servers sign the transactions you request, without a wallet prompt each time. - **Signer** means Manna's signing key that you add to your embedded wallets when you switch on one-tap trading or use the Telegram bot. - **Content** means anything you post, upload or submit, including posts (theses), replies, calls, profile details, images, and coin names, tickers, images, descriptions and links. - **Rewards** means cashback, referral rewards, holder payouts, Season points, AI credits, passes, prizes and any similar promotional benefit. - **Supported chains** means the blockchains the Service supports at the time, currently Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche. ## 3. Eligibility To use the Service you must: 1. Be at least 18 years old, and of legal age to form a binding contract where you live. 2. Not be located in, organized in, or ordinarily resident in a country or region subject to comprehensive sanctions, and not be a person or entity named on, or owned or controlled by anyone named on, a sanctions list maintained by the United States (including the Office of Foreign Assets Control), the United Nations, the European Union, the United Kingdom or any other relevant authority. 3. Not be barred from using the Service under any law that applies to you, and not use it where its use is illegal. 4. Not use the Service on behalf of anyone else unless you are authorized to bind them, in which case "you" includes them. 5. Not have been previously suspended or removed from the Service, unless we agree otherwise in writing. You are responsible for knowing and following the laws that apply to you, including laws about trading, issuing or promoting tokens, and taxes. We may restrict or block access from certain locations, IP addresses or wallet addresses, and you must not use a VPN or any other method to get around those restrictions. ## 4. What Manna is, and is not Manna is software. It gives you interfaces to: - launch coins on supported chains, with optional rules, fee routes, sniper shield, locks and other settings; - swap and trade tokens through Manna's own contracts and programs and through third-party routes and venues; - move funds between chains through a third-party bridge; - set orders, recurring buys (DCA), alerts and copy trading; - post, follow, tip and interact with other people; and - use Manna AI and the Manna APIs. Manna is **not** a bank, broker, dealer, exchange, money transmitter, investment adviser or custodian. We do not hold your funds, we do not trade against you, and we do not match orders between users. Trades execute on public blockchains through smart contracts and programs, including third-party protocols. Nothing in the Service is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset, or a recommendation of any coin, token, creator or strategy. **No fiduciary duty.** To the fullest extent the law allows, these Terms do not create any fiduciary or advisory relationship between you and Manna. Our only duties to you are those expressly set out in these Terms. ## 5. Your Account and sign-in You can sign in with any of the methods shown on the sign-in screen, which may include X, Google, Apple, GitHub, Twitch, Instagram, Telegram and email (only the methods switched on at the time are shown). Sign-in is handled by our wallet and authentication provider, Privy. You can also sign in with a self-custody Solana or EVM wallet by signing a message. That message proves you own the wallet; it costs nothing and sends no transaction. You agree to: - give accurate information and keep your sign-in methods secure; - not share your Account, or let anyone else use it; - not create Accounts in bulk or by automated means, or create several Accounts to farm Rewards; and - tell us at hi@mannas.fun straight away if you think your Account or wallet has been compromised. You are responsible for everything done through your Account, including actions taken by anyone who gains access to your sign-in method or device. ## 6. Wallets, keys and custody **Embedded wallets.** When you sign in with a social or email method, Privy creates a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet for you. They belong to you. Private keys are held in Privy's secure infrastructure and are never shown to, stored by or accessible to Manna. You can export your keys at any time from the app. The export happens inside Privy's own window, on Privy's domain, so Manna never sees the key. Once you export a key, anyone who obtains it controls your wallet; keep it safe. **Self-custody wallets.** If you connect your own wallet, you sign every transaction in that wallet, and you are solely responsible for it and its keys. **Manna's own wallets.** Manna operates its own hot wallets (sometimes called the keeper) to collect and pay out fees and rewards and to run automated tasks. These wallets hold Manna's funds and funds waiting to be paid out. They never hold your private keys. **Your responsibility.** You are responsible for the security of your devices, sign-in methods, exported keys and any wallet you connect. We cannot recover lost keys, reverse transactions, or restore access to a wallet whose keys you have lost or exposed. ## 7. One-tap trading and signing permission One-tap trading lets you trade without a wallet prompt for every action. When you switch it on, you add Manna's Signer as an additional signer on your embedded wallets. The Telegram bot works the same way: Manna creates wallets for bot accounts with the same Signer. By switching on one-tap trading or using the Telegram bot, you authorize Manna's servers to use the Signer to sign, on your behalf, the transactions you request through the Service, including buys, sells, launches, orders, recurring buys, copy trades, bridges, migrations, sends and withdrawals, and the automated actions you have set up (such as a take profit or stop loss that you created). - The Signer can only sign transactions. It cannot take ownership of your wallet, export your keys or remove you as owner. - We use the Signer only to carry out actions you have requested or set up, and to settle fees that apply to those actions as described in the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees). - You can remove the Signer from your mannas.fun Account's wallets at any time: open your account menu and tap **Turn off** next to **One-tap trading**. This removes the Signer from both wallets with your own Privy session, and we will not add it back unless you turn one-tap trading on again. While it is off, trades ask your wallet to confirm, and orders, DCA plans and copy trades you set up on mannas.fun do not run. Wallets made for you by the Telegram bot have no such switch yet: to end the permission there, export your keys and move your funds to a wallet without the Signer, or contact hi@mannas.fun and we will help. Deleting your Account also deletes your Privy sign-in user (see section 21). You understand that a signing key held by Manna's servers carries risks, including the risk that our systems are compromised or fail. These risks are described in the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk). See also [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). ## 8. Transactions **You decide.** You choose every transaction, its amount, its slippage and, where offered, its route. Quotes, prices, price impact and estimated outputs are estimates. The actual result depends on the blockchain at the moment your transaction is processed. **Final and irreversible.** Once a transaction is confirmed on a blockchain, it is final. Manna cannot cancel, reverse or refund it, including if you sent funds to the wrong address or chain, or bought the wrong token. **Failed transactions.** Transactions can fail, for example because the price moved beyond your slippage, the network is congested, a rule on the coin blocks the transfer, or a third-party route fails. A failed transaction may still cost a network fee. **Cash routing.** If you hold cash on one chain and trade on another, the Service may route your funds through a third-party bridge as part of the trade. Bridges add time and risk, and routes can fail or be delayed. **Limits and blocks.** We may refuse, limit or block a transaction, for example if price impact is too high, the token or address is flagged, the transaction appears to break these Terms or the law, or a technical problem occurs. ## 9. Fees Manna charges the fees set out in the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees), including a trading fee of 1% on trading-page swaps and Manna launchpad curve trades, launch fees, a graduation fee on Solana, a bridge fee of 0.7% on bridges and migrations, lock fees and optional services. Creators may also set a creator fee on their coins. Network fees go to the blockchain, and third-party routes may charge their own fees. Fees can change. **The fee shown before you confirm is the fee that applies** to that transaction. If you trade through automation (orders, recurring buys, copy trading or the bot), the fees in effect when the transaction executes apply. Fees are generally taken on-chain at the time of the transaction and are not refundable, except where the Fee Schedule says otherwise (for example, an unsubmitted DEX PAID order). ## 10. Launching coins If you launch a coin, you are its creator and you are solely responsible for it, including its name, ticker, image, description, links, settings, rules, fee routes, sniper shield, dev buy, team wallets, locks, and how you promote it. You confirm that: - you have every right needed to use the name, ticker, image and other material you choose; - the coin does not impersonate any person, brand, company or project, or suggest an endorsement it does not have; - you will not make false or misleading statements about the coin, its team, its backing or its prospects; - you will not use the coin for fraud, market manipulation, a "rug pull", or any scheme that misleads buyers; and - you are responsible for any legal, regulatory or tax obligations that come with creating, distributing or promoting a token where you and your buyers are. **Settings are your choice.** Settings such as creator fees, fee routes, rules (for example, max wallet, market hours, vesting or allowlists), sniper shield and locks are applied by smart contracts and programs, many of them permanently. Read [Launchpad settings](/docs/launchpad/settings) and [Rules](/docs/launchpad/rules) before you launch. On Solana, rules run in Manna's transfer-hook program, which switches on once it is deployed to Solana mainnet; until then, Solana launches go out without rules. **Fees sent to a social handle.** If you route creator fees to a social account (such as an X handle), those fees are held for that account's owner to claim when they sign in to Manna with it. You must not route fees to an account in a way that implies an endorsement it has not given. **Our rights.** We may hide, delist, label or restrict any coin on Manna's interfaces, at any time, if we believe it breaks these Terms or the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use), is the subject of a credible legal complaint, or poses a risk to users. Hiding a coin from Manna does not remove it from the blockchain, where it may continue to trade through other interfaces. ## 11. Orders, recurring buys, copy trading and alerts Limit orders, take profit and stop loss, recurring buys (DCA), copy trading and alerts are provided on a best-effort basis. They depend on price data, our servers, third-party services and blockchain conditions. They may execute late, at a price past your trigger, partly, more than once in rare cases, or not at all. Copy trading copies losses as well as gains, and may trade tokens you would not choose yourself. You remain responsible for every order and automation you set up, and for monitoring them. See [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) and [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading). ## 12. Rewards, points, AI credits and $MANNA Cashback, referral rewards, holder payouts, battle prizes, passes, Season points and AI credits are **promotional**. We may change, pause, or end any Reward program, its rates, tiers or eligibility at any time, prospectively. Rewards have no guaranteed value. - **Points.** Season points are not a token, a security, a currency or a promise of any future token, airdrop or allocation. Points are counted live and can be adjusted, or removed, for wash trading, self-referral, multi-accounting or other abuse. - **AI credits** can only be used for AI usage on Manna. They cannot be exchanged for money, transferred or refunded. - **Payouts** are made by automated systems on a schedule and with minimums (for example, Manna does not spend network fees on payouts under $1). Payouts are not guaranteed and can be delayed or fail. - **$MANNA.** A $MANNA token does not exist today. Parts of Manna's fees are set aside in reserves described in the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees). We make no promise that $MANNA will ever launch, or about its value, terms or distribution if it does. - **Abuse.** We may withhold, reverse or forfeit any Reward obtained through a breach of these Terms or the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use). You are responsible for any taxes on Rewards you receive. ## 13. Social features and your Content **Public by default.** Your profile, posts, calls, trades on Manna coins, PnL and leaderboard positions are public unless you change your privacy settings. Blockchain activity is always public. See the [Privacy Policy](/privacy) and [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). **Your responsibility.** You are responsible for your Content. You confirm you have the rights needed to post it and that it follows the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use). We have zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users. **License to Manna.** You keep ownership of your Content. You grant Manna a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable and transferable license to host, store, copy, display, reproduce, adapt (for example, resize or format), publish and distribute your Content in connection with operating, providing, promoting and improving the Service. This license continues for Content that has been shared publicly or that others have interacted with, and for coin details recorded on a blockchain, but otherwise ends when you delete the Content or your Account, except for copies we must keep as described in the [Privacy Policy](/privacy). **Moderation.** You can report any post and block any user from a post's menu. We review reports within 24 hours, remove Content that breaks these Terms, and suspend users who post it. A post reported by three different people is hidden automatically while it is reviewed. We are not obliged to monitor Content, and we are not responsible for Content posted by others. Other users' posts, calls and theses are their own opinions, not Manna's. ## 14. Manna AI and the Manna APIs Manna AI forwards your prompts to third-party AI models through OpenRouter, which routes them to providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and xAI. AI output can be wrong, incomplete or out of date, and it is not advice. Do not rely on it for trading, legal, tax or other decisions, and do not send sensitive personal data in prompts. AI usage is charged in AI credits at the cost reported by the provider. If you create API keys or use the Manna APIs, the [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms) also apply. ## 15. The Telegram bot The Manna Telegram bot lets you trade, launch, set orders and copy trades, and manage wallets inside Telegram. When you use it: - Manna creates Solana and EVM wallets for your bot account, with Manna's Signer, as described in section 7. These wallets are yours. To export their keys, sign in to mannas.fun with the same Telegram account. - Anyone who can access your Telegram account can use your bot account and trade with its funds. Secure your Telegram account (for example, with two-step verification) and never share it. - Bot commands execute immediately when you confirm them. Check the token address, chain and amount before you tap. - Telegram is a third-party service with its own terms and privacy policy. Manna is not responsible for Telegram's availability or for messages that impersonate Manna. The only official bot is the one linked from mannas.fun. - The bot applies rate limits. We may limit, pause or end bot access for abuse. See the [bot guide](/docs/bot). ## 16. Mobile apps If you download a Manna app from the Apple App Store or Google Play, the following also applies: 1. These Terms are between you and Manna only, not Apple or Google. Manna, not Apple or Google, is solely responsible for the app and its content. 2. Your license to use the app is limited to a non-transferable license to use it on devices you own or control, as permitted by the usage rules in the applicable store's terms. 3. Apple and Google have no obligation to provide maintenance or support for the app. 4. If the app fails to conform to any applicable warranty, you may notify Apple (for the iOS app), and Apple will refund the purchase price, if any. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Apple has no other warranty obligation for the app. 5. Manna, not Apple or Google, is responsible for addressing any claims relating to the app or your use of it, including product liability claims, claims that the app fails to meet legal or regulatory requirements, and consumer protection claims. 6. If a third party claims that the app or your use of it infringes their intellectual property, Manna, not Apple or Google, is responsible for investigating, defending, settling and discharging that claim, to the extent required by these Terms. 7. You confirm that you are not located in a country subject to a U.S. Government embargo or designated as a "terrorist supporting" country, and that you are not on any U.S. Government list of prohibited or restricted parties. 8. Questions or complaints about the app go to Manna at hi@mannas.fun. 9. Apple and its subsidiaries, and Google, are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms as they relate to the app, and may enforce them against you. The apps may offer push notifications, which you can switch off in your device settings. ## 17. Third-party services The Service depends on, and links to, third-party services, including Privy (sign-in, wallets, signing and card or exchange funding), blockchain RPC providers, swap routers and venues (such as Jupiter, KyberSwap, Raydium, Meteora, pump.fun and Uniswap), Relay (bridging), market data providers (such as DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, CoinGecko and Coinbase), Telegram, Apple, Google and OpenRouter. The full list is in the [Privacy Policy](/privacy). Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies. Manna does not control them and is not responsible for their availability, accuracy, security, fees or conduct, or for any loss caused by them. Card and exchange funding is provided by Privy's onramp partners under their terms, and may require identity checks by them. ## 18. Intellectual property **Our property.** The Service, including its software, design, text, graphics, logos, the Manna name and marks, and the selection and arrangement of its content, belongs to Manna or its licensors and is protected by intellectual property laws. Except for the rights expressly granted in these Terms, we reserve all rights. **Your license.** Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to access and use the Service for its intended purposes. You must not copy, modify, distribute, sell or lease any part of the Service, reverse engineer it (except where the law allows despite this restriction), or use the Manna name or marks without our written permission. Open-source components are licensed under their own licenses, and smart contract code published on a blockchain may be governed by the license stated in it. **Feedback.** If you send us ideas, suggestions or feedback, you grant us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right to use them for any purpose without obligation or payment to you. **Intellectual property complaints.** If you believe Content or a coin on Manna infringes your copyright, trademark or other rights, email hi@mannas.fun with the subject "IP complaint" and include: 1. your name and contact details, and your authority to act if you represent the rights owner; 2. a description of the work or mark you say is infringed; 3. the link to the Content, coin or profile on Manna; 4. a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorized by the owner, its agent or the law; and 5. a statement that the information in your notice is accurate, and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the owner or authorized to act for the owner, with your physical or electronic signature. If your Content was removed and you believe that was a mistake, you can send a counter-notice to the same address with the same details and an explanation. We may remove or hide Content, and suspend repeat infringers. We cannot remove anything from a blockchain. ## 19. Acceptable use You must follow the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use). In short, you must not use the Service for anything illegal, fraudulent or manipulative (including wash trading, spoofing and pump-and-dump schemes), to harass or harm anyone, to impersonate others, to spread malware or phishing, to evade sanctions, to infringe rights, to farm Rewards with multiple Accounts, or to attack, overload or scrape the Service beyond what the [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms) allow. ## 20. Privacy Our [Privacy Policy](/privacy) explains how we collect and use personal data. The [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies) explains what is stored on your device. ## 21. Suspension, termination and account deletion **By you.** You can stop using the Service at any time. You can delete your Account in the app: open your profile, tap **Edit profile**, then **Delete account**, and confirm. Deletion is only available when the cash in your wallets is under $1, so withdraw your funds or export your keys first. Deletion removes your profile and sign-in as described in the [Privacy Policy](/privacy#9-deleting-your-account). Your wallets and anything left in them stay yours, but once your sign-in is deleted you can only reach an embedded wallet with keys you exported before. **By us.** We may suspend or restrict your access to all or part of the Service, hide your Content or coins, forfeit Rewards obtained through abuse, or close your Account, with or without notice, if we reasonably believe that you broke these Terms or the law, that your use creates risk for Manna, other users or third parties, or if we are required to by law, a court or a regulator. Where reasonable and lawful, we will tell you why. We may also change, pause or discontinue any part of the Service at any time. **What happens next.** Suspension or termination does not affect your ownership of your wallets or tokens. You can still access embedded wallets through exported keys. Sections that by their nature should survive termination (including sections 6, 8, 9, 12, 13 (license), 18, 22 to 27 and 29) survive. ## 22. Risks By using the Service you confirm that you have read and understood the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk) and that you accept those risks, including the total loss of what you trade. You are solely responsible for your decisions. ## 23. Disclaimers THE SERVICE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, MANNA DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY AND QUIET ENJOYMENT, AND ANY WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. Without limiting the above, we do not warrant that the Service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free; that prices, charts, market caps, PnL, leaderboards or other data are accurate or current; that orders or automation will execute; that payouts will be made; that smart contracts or programs (ours or anyone else's) are free of bugs; or that any coin or token has or will keep any value. Manna's smart contracts and programs have not been externally audited. See also the [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer). Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of certain warranties, so some of these exclusions may not apply to you. ## 24. Limitation of liability TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS: 1. MANNA AND ITS AFFILIATES, AND THEIR OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS AND AGENTS (THE "MANNA PARTIES"), WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA, GOODWILL, TOKENS OR OPPORTUNITY, HOWEVER CAUSED, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THEIR POSSIBILITY. 2. THE MANNA PARTIES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSSES ARISING FROM: TOKEN PRICES OR VOLATILITY; YOUR TRADING DECISIONS; THE ACTIONS OF CREATORS OR OTHER USERS; SMART CONTRACTS, PROGRAMS, BLOCKCHAINS, BRIDGES OR OTHER THIRD-PARTY SERVICES; FAILED, DELAYED OR PARTIAL TRANSACTIONS, ORDERS OR AUTOMATION; UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO YOUR ACCOUNT, DEVICE OR KEYS THAT IS NOT CAUSED BY OUR BREACH; OR YOUR OWN MISTAKES (SUCH AS SENDING TO A WRONG ADDRESS OR CHAIN). 3. THE TOTAL LIABILITY OF THE MANNA PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS RELATING TO THE SERVICE OR THESE TERMS IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF (A) THE FEES YOU PAID TO MANNA IN THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM AND (B) US$100. These limits apply to every theory of liability, whether contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability or otherwise. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, such as liability for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by negligence. If you are a consumer, you may have statutory rights that these Terms cannot override. ## 25. Indemnity To the fullest extent the law allows, you will defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Manna Parties from any claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from: your use of the Service; your Content; any coin you create or promote; your breach of these Terms or any law; or your violation of anyone's rights. We may take control of the defense of any claim at our own cost, and you will cooperate with us. ## 26. Taxes You are solely responsible for determining, reporting and paying any taxes that apply to your transactions, Rewards, creator fees and other income through the Service. Manna does not provide tax advice or tax reports, and the PnL and other figures shown in the Service are not tax records. ## 27. Disputes and governing law **Governing law.** These Terms, and any dispute arising out of or relating to them or the Service, are governed by **[TODO: owner to choose governing law and courts/arbitration]**, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. **Talk to us first.** Before starting any formal proceeding, you agree to email hi@mannas.fun with the subject "Dispute", describing the dispute and the outcome you want. We will try in good faith to resolve it. If it is not resolved within 30 days, either party may start proceedings as set out below. **Forum.** Any dispute not resolved informally will be resolved exclusively in the courts or arbitration forum named in the governing law clause above. Either party may seek urgent injunctive relief, or bring a claim in a small-claims court where it qualifies, without first following the informal process. **Class action waiver.** To the extent permitted by the governing law, you and Manna agree that each may bring claims against the other only in an individual capacity, and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective or representative proceeding. If this waiver is found unenforceable for a claim, that claim will proceed in court, not in arbitration. **Time limit.** To the extent permitted by the governing law, any claim must be brought within one year after it arises, or it is permanently barred. **Consumer rights.** If you are a consumer, nothing in this section removes any mandatory right you have under the law of your country of residence, including any right to bring proceedings in your local courts. ## 28. Changes to these Terms We may update these Terms from time to time. The "updated" date at the top shows when they last changed. If a change is significant, we will tell you in the app or by another reasonable method before it takes effect. Changes do not apply to disputes that arose before they took effect. If you keep using the Service after a change takes effect, you accept the updated Terms. If you do not agree, stop using the Service and, if you wish, delete your Account. ## 29. General - **Force majeure.** We are not liable for any delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including blockchain or network outages, forks, congestion or attacks, failures of third-party services, power or internet failures, acts of government, war, terrorism, civil unrest, natural disasters, epidemics or labor disputes. - **Severability.** If any part of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent possible, and the rest stays in full effect. - **Entire agreement.** These Terms, with the policies listed in section 1, are the entire agreement between you and Manna about the Service, and replace any prior agreements on the subject. - **Assignment.** You may not assign or transfer these Terms without our written consent. We may assign them, including in a merger, acquisition or sale of assets, or to an affiliate. - **No waiver.** If we do not enforce a right, that is not a waiver of it. - **Notices.** We may send notices to you in the app, through the Telegram bot, by email to an address linked to your Account, or by posting them on mannas.fun. You may send legal notices to hi@mannas.fun, and to our registered address once published above. - **Relationship.** You and Manna are independent parties. These Terms do not create a partnership, joint venture, agency or employment relationship. - **Third-party rights.** Except for the Manna Parties (sections 24 and 25) and Apple and Google (section 16), no third party has any right to enforce these Terms. - **Language.** These Terms are written in English. If we provide a translation, the English version controls. - **Headings** are for convenience only. ## 30. Contact Questions about these Terms: hi@mannas.fun. For help with your Account, see [Support](/support). ================================================================================ # Privacy Policy URL: https://mannas.fun/privacy Updated: 2026-11-03 > What Manna collects when you use mannas.fun, the Manna apps, the Telegram bot, Manna AI and the APIs, why we collect it, who we share it with, what is public, and the choices and rights you have. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This Privacy Policy explains how Manna ("Manna", "we", "us" or "our") collects, uses, shares and protects personal data when you use mannas.fun, the Manna apps for iOS and Android, the Manna Telegram bot, Manna AI and the Manna APIs (together, the "Service"). It forms part of our [Terms of Service](/terms). The short version: - We collect what we need to run Manna: your sign-in details, your public wallet addresses, what you do and post on Manna, and basic diagnostics. - We never see or store your private keys. - We don't sell your personal data, and we don't use it for advertising. We use no analytics, advertising or tracking SDKs. - Your profile, posts and trades on Manna coins are public by default, and blockchain activity is always public. You can make your profile private. - You can delete your account in the app. ## 1. Who is responsible for your data Manna is responsible for the personal data described in this policy **[TODO: owner to insert registered entity name and address]**. Where data protection law requires us to name a data controller, a representative in the EU or UK, or a data protection officer, their details are: **[TODO: owner to insert data controller, EU/UK representative and DPO details, if required]**. You can contact us about privacy at hi@mannas.fun with the subject "Privacy". ## 2. What we collect ### Information you give us, or that comes from your sign-in provider - **Account information.** When you sign in with X, Google, Apple, GitHub, Twitch, Instagram, Telegram or email (through our provider, Privy), we receive what that service shares: typically your name, username, profile picture, email address and an account identifier. We only receive what the sign-in service makes available. - **Linked accounts.** Social handles and email addresses linked to your sign-in. We use these, among other things, so that creator fees someone routes to your social handle can reach you when you sign in with that handle. - **Profile.** Your nickname, bio, avatar and banner. Images you upload are stored by Manna. - **Content and social activity.** Posts (theses), replies, calls, likes, follows, bookmarks, tips, reports you make, and users you block. - **Coins you create.** Name, ticker, image, description, links and every launch setting (fee routes, rules, sniper shield, team wallets, locks and similar). - **Settings and tools.** Orders, recurring buys, take profit and stop loss, copy-trading settings and the wallets you copy, alerts, your watchlist, and watch-only wallet addresses you add. - **Support requests** you send us by email. ### Information created when you use the Service - **Wallet information.** Your public wallet addresses (embedded wallets created by Privy, and any self-custody wallet you connect), balances, and on-chain activity related to the Service. - **Trades and transactions** you make through Manna, including amounts, prices, fees, routes and outcomes, and bridges and withdrawals. - **Rewards.** Cashback, referrals (who invited whom), holder payouts, Season points, passes, battle results and clan membership. - **Telegram bot data.** If you use the bot: your Telegram user ID, your Telegram username, your bot settings, and the messages and commands you send to the bot. - **Telegram sign-ins.** When you sign in to mannas.fun through the bot: your Telegram user ID and username, the browser and device type (user agent), and the approximate city and country our hosting provider derives from the connection, plus the time. We show these to you in the bot and in your account menu so you can spot a sign-in that isn't yours, and keep them for up to 31 days. We do not store the IP address with them. - **Manna AI usage.** For each request: the model, the cost, and the number of input and output tokens. Your prompts are sent to our AI provider to produce a response (see section 6). - **API keys.** Records of the API keys you create (we store what we need to check them, and the key is shown to you once) and their usage. - **Notifications.** In-app notifications we generate for you. In the apps, if you allow notifications, the push token for your device, which we store linked to your profile so we can send you push notifications. - **Crash and error reports.** When something breaks in your browser or app, we record the error message, technical stack trace, the page address, your wallet address if you are signed in, and your browser's user agent (browser and device type). - **IP address.** We use your IP address transiently to apply rate limits and protect the Service from abuse. For some actions we keep a short request counter keyed to the IP address, which is not linked to your profile and is not used for anything else. We do not use IP addresses to track or locate you. - **Session.** One session cookie that keeps you signed in. See the [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies). ### What we do not collect We do not collect your private keys or seed phrases, your contacts, your precise location, or photos other than images you choose to upload. We do not use analytics, advertising or tracking SDKs, and we do not build advertising profiles. ## 3. How we use your data, and our legal bases | Purpose | Examples | Legal basis (where the law requires one) | | --- | --- | --- | | Provide the Service | Sign you in, create and connect wallets, show your profile and positions, execute the trades and automation you request, route bridges, launch coins, run Manna AI | Performance of our contract with you (the [Terms](/terms)) | | Pay fees and Rewards | Route creator fees, including fees sent to a social handle, pay cashback, referral rewards and holder payouts, count Season points | Contract; legitimate interests | | Social features | Show your posts, follows, calls, PnL and leaderboard positions, send notifications you have allowed | Contract; consent for push notifications | | Safety and integrity | Rate limits, preventing fraud, wash trading, multi-account abuse and market manipulation, reviewing reports, enforcing the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use) | Legitimate interests; legal obligations | | Fix and improve Manna | Investigate crash reports, measure trade speed and failures, improve routes | Legitimate interests | | Support | Answer your emails and requests | Contract; legitimate interests | | Legal | Comply with law, sanctions, court orders and lawful requests; establish or defend legal claims | Legal obligations; legitimate interests | Our legitimate interests are running a safe, reliable and fair service and protecting our users and Manna. We do not use your data for advertising, and we do not make decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects about you solely by automated means. Automated systems do flag abuse (for example, a post reported by three different people is hidden automatically until reviewed), and you can ask a person to review any such decision by emailing us. ## 4. What is public Manna is a social trading product, and blockchains are public. Please read this section carefully. - **Public by default:** your profile (nickname, bio, avatar, banner), posts, replies, calls, trades on Manna coins, PnL, and leaderboard and clan positions. - **Wallet addresses can be visible.** If you have not set a nickname, your profile link uses your wallet address. Public profile data, trades and coins you create can include or reveal your wallet addresses. - **Blockchain activity is always public.** Anyone can see transactions on a public blockchain, and they can be linked to your wallet address, and through it to your Manna profile. You can limit what others see on Manna: - **Private profile.** Others see you as an anonymous name (like Anon#1234), with no photo and no amounts, and you are left out of rankings. - **Hide dollar amounts.** Others don't see the dollar amounts of your trades and positions. These settings change what Manna shows. They cannot hide anything that is already on a blockchain. See [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy). ## 5. Who we share data with We do not sell your personal data, and we do not share it for advertising. We share it only as follows. ### Service providers and third parties that make Manna work | Provider | What they do for Manna | | --- | --- | | Privy | Sign-in, embedded wallets, key storage, transaction signing, and card or exchange funding (with its onramp partners) | | Vercel | Hosting the website and APIs | | Neon | Database | | Helius, Alchemy and public RPC providers | Reading and sending blockchain transactions | | Robinhood Chain RPC | Access to Robinhood Chain | | Jupiter, KyberSwap, Raydium, Meteora, pump.fun and Uniswap | Swap routing and trading venues (on-chain) | | Relay | Bridging between chains | | DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, CoinGecko and Coinbase price API | Market data and prices | | Hel.io | Paying DexScreener for DEX PAID orders | | Telegram | Running the Telegram bot and sending bot messages | | Apple and Google | App distribution and push notifications | | OpenRouter | Manna AI, which forwards your prompts to model providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and xAI | When you trade, bridge or launch, your wallet address and transaction details are necessarily sent to the relevant routers, venues, bridges and RPC providers, and published on the blockchain. Market data providers receive token addresses we look up, not your personal details. Each provider handles data under its own terms and privacy policy. ### Other sharing - **Public content** is visible to everyone, as described in section 4. - **Legal reasons.** We may disclose data if we believe in good faith that the law, a court order or a lawful request from authorities requires it, or to protect the rights, safety or property of Manna, our users or others, including to investigate fraud, sanctions violations or security incidents. - **Business transfers.** If Manna is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing or sale of assets, data may be transferred as part of that transaction, subject to this policy. - **With your direction.** For example, when you share a post or connect a third-party app through the API. ## 6. Manna AI When you use Manna AI (in the app or through an `sk-manna-` API key), your prompts and any content you include are sent to OpenRouter, which forwards them to the model provider you choose or that is selected for you (such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or xAI) to generate a response. Those providers process prompts under their own terms. We record usage details (model, cost and token counts) to charge credits and prevent abuse. Do not put sensitive personal data, private keys or seed phrases in prompts. ## 7. International transfers Manna and our providers operate in several countries, so your data may be processed outside your country, including in the United States. Where the law requires, we rely on appropriate safeguards for those transfers, such as standard contractual clauses or our providers' equivalent commitments. ## 8. How long we keep data We keep personal data for as long as your Account exists and as long as necessary for the purposes in this policy. When you delete your Account, we delete or anonymize data as described in section 9. Some records are kept after that for as long as necessary for security, fraud prevention, accounting, legal obligations, resolving disputes, and the integrity of public on-chain data. Rate-limit counters keyed to an IP address only matter for their time window (minutes to hours) and are not linked to your profile. Residual copies may remain in our providers' backup systems for a limited time until they are overwritten. ## 9. Deleting your account You can delete your Account in the app: open the account menu and tap **Delete account**, or open your profile, tap **Edit profile**, then **Delete account**. Type DELETE to confirm. Deletion is only available while the cash in your wallets is under $1, because your sign-in is what reaches your embedded wallet. Withdraw your funds or export your keys first. When you confirm, we immediately, in a single step: - delete your profile: nickname, bio, avatar, banner, linked X handle and name, email, the link to your sign-in, your invite code, points and saved settings, so your wallet addresses are no longer linked to any profile; - erase your posts and replies (their text is deleted, they are no longer shown and no longer linked to you), and delete your likes, reposts, bookmarks, follows (both the people you follow and the people following you), blocks and clan membership. A clan you own passes to its longest-standing member, or closes if you were its only member; - delete your notifications, watchlist, watch-only wallets, hidden tokens and price alerts; - cancel your open orders, stop your copy trading and switch off one-tap trading for the Account; - revoke your Manna AI and API keys and delete your webhooks; - delete the images you uploaded, your linked social accounts and your push-notification devices; - end every session signed in to the Account, on every device, including sign-ins through Telegram; - delete your sign-in user at Privy; and - sign you out. **What is kept.** Some records are kept where needed for accounting, legal obligations, security, fraud prevention and the integrity of public on-chain data: trade and position history, Reward, payout, claim and cashback records, tips, Manna's fee and payout books, reports, AI usage records, records of what API keys did, records of network fees paid from your stablecoin and error logs. They stay keyed to your wallet address only, with no profile linked to it. Coins you created stay on the blockchain and may stay visible on Manna, and notifications already delivered to other people are not changed. If you later sign in again with the same wallet, you start a new, empty Account. **What cannot be deleted.** On-chain transactions, coins and wallet balances cannot be deleted or changed by anyone, including Manna. Your wallets remain yours; you can keep using an embedded wallet only with keys you exported before deleting. If your Account is linked to the Telegram bot, the bot uses the same sign-in and wallets, so after deleting the Account the bot can no longer trade with them. If you cannot delete your Account in the app (for example, you use only the Telegram bot), email hi@mannas.fun from an address or account linked to it. ## 10. Your rights and choices **Choices you can make any time:** - Edit your profile, or switch on **Private profile** or **Hide dollar amounts**. - Turn push notifications off in your device settings. - Remove watch-only wallets, alerts, orders and copy-trading settings. - Revoke API keys. - Delete your Account (section 9). **Your rights.** Depending on where you live (for example, in the European Economic Area, the UK, or certain US states), you may have the right to: access the personal data we hold about you and get a copy; correct it; delete it; restrict or object to certain processing, including processing based on legitimate interests; receive your data in a portable format; and withdraw consent where we rely on it. We do not sell or "share" personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising as those terms are used in US state privacy laws. To use these rights, email hi@mannas.fun with the subject "Privacy request". We may need to verify that you control the Account (for example, by asking you to sign in or sign a message with your wallet). We will respond within the time the law requires, usually within 30 days. We will not discriminate against you for using your rights. You also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority. ## 11. Security We protect data with measures appropriate to the risk, including: private keys held in Privy's secure infrastructure and never seen by Manna; a signed, httpOnly session cookie; encrypted connections; rate limits; access controls on our systems and automated jobs; and checks on uploaded images. No system is perfectly secure. See [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security) for more, and for how to report a vulnerability. ## 12. Children Manna is for adults aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18. If you believe a child has used Manna, contact us and we will delete their Account. ## 13. Third-party sites and services The Service links to third-party sites (such as block explorers, DexScreener, X and Telegram) and relies on the providers in section 5. Their handling of your data is governed by their own privacy policies. ## 14. Changes to this policy We may update this policy. The "updated" date at the top shows when it last changed. If a change is significant, we will tell you in the app before it takes effect. ## 15. Contact Privacy questions and requests: hi@mannas.fun (subject "Privacy"). Related: [Terms of Service](/terms) · [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies) · [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security) ================================================================================ # Risk Disclosure URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/risk Updated: 2026-11-03 > The main risks of trading and launching tokens on Manna, including total loss, creator behavior, coin rules, smart contracts, bridges, one-tap signing, automation and regulation. Read this before you use Manna. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This Risk Disclosure is part of the [Terms of Service](/terms). It describes the main risks of using Manna ("Manna", "we", "us"), but it cannot list every risk. New risks appear all the time. Read it carefully and only use Manna if you understand and accept these risks. > [!DANGER] You can lose everything > Most new coins lose most or all of their value. Prices can go to zero in seconds and you may be unable to sell. Never trade with money you need, borrowed money, or money you cannot afford to lose completely. ## 1. Market risk and volatility Token prices, and especially the prices of new coins and memecoins, are extremely volatile. A price can rise or fall by 90% or more within minutes. Charts, market caps and PnL can change faster than the Service can update them. Past performance, including leaderboards, calls, PnL and copy-trading results, does not predict future results. ## 2. Total loss and no intrinsic value Memecoins and most community coins have no intrinsic value, no cash flows, no issuer obligations and no backing. Their price depends only on what the next buyer is willing to pay. Demand can disappear completely. You should assume that any coin you buy may become worthless. ## 3. Creator and insider behavior Anyone can launch a coin on Manna. Manna does not vet, approve or endorse coins or creators. Creators and early holders can act against other holders, for example: - **Selling ("rug pulls").** Creators, team wallets and early buyers can sell large amounts at any time, collapsing the price. - **Dev buys and team wallets.** A creator can buy at launch and list team wallets. Team wallets can be exempt from the sniper shield and may hold a large share of supply. - **Creator fees.** A creator can set a creator fee of up to 10% on top of Manna's fee, charged on every trade of their coin. High fees make it harder to profit. - **Misleading promotion.** Names, images, descriptions, links, posts and calls may be false, exaggerated or impersonating real people or brands. - **Abandonment.** Creators can stop supporting a coin at any time. Information about locks, team wallets or settings reduces some risks, but does not remove them. See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). ## 4. Liquidity, price impact and slippage New coins often have very little liquidity. A modest trade can move the price significantly (price impact). Between the moment you see a quote and the moment your transaction is processed, the price can move (slippage). If the price moves beyond your slippage setting, your transaction fails; if your slippage is high, you may get a much worse price than shown. Manna warns you when price impact is high and blocks some trades, but you may still receive far less than you expect, and you may be unable to sell a meaningful amount without crashing the price. See [Slippage and price impact](/docs/trading/slippage-and-price-impact). ## 5. Sniper shield fees Creators can switch on a sniper shield. During the first seconds after launch, buys by anyone who is not on the creator's team pay a very high fee: a flat fee the creator picks (90%, 95%, 99%) or a fee fading from 99% (coins from Manna's first EVM launch contracts: a fee starting at 99% and halving quickly). If you buy during the shield, most of what you pay can go to fees. Automation, bots and copy trading can buy during a shield. See [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ## 6. Coin rules that restrict transfers Coins can carry rules that limit how they can be bought, sold or moved, such as a maximum wallet size, market hours, vesting, sell limits or an allowlist. Rules are enforced by smart contracts and programs. **A rule can stop you from buying, selling or transferring a coin**, at a time when you want to. Check a coin's rules before you buy. On Solana, rules run in Manna's transfer-hook program, which switches on once it is deployed to Solana mainnet; until then Solana launches go out without rules. See [Rules](/docs/launchpad/rules). ## 7. Bonding curves and graduation Manna coins start on a bonding curve, where the price is set by a formula and moves with every buy and sell. When a coin reaches its graduation target, its liquidity moves to a decentralized exchange pool. Graduation is automated and can be delayed, fail and need retrying, or happen at a different moment than you expect. On Solana, Manna takes a graduation fee of 10% of the quote raised. After graduation the coin trades under the rules and risks of the pool and its venue. A coin may never graduate. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ## 8. Smart contract and program risk Manna's launchpad, trading, locks and rules run on smart contracts on Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains, and on programs on Solana, including Manna's own transfer-hook program. **Manna's contracts and programs have not been externally audited.** They have been reviewed internally and tested, but they may contain bugs or vulnerabilities that could cause loss of funds, frozen tokens, incorrect fees or failed graduations. Many of them cannot be changed once deployed. Contract addresses are listed at [Contracts](/docs/contracts). ## 9. Third-party protocol and service risk Manna relies on third parties that it does not control, including: - **Venues and routers:** Meteora, Raydium, pump.fun, Jupiter, KyberSwap and Uniswap; - **Bridging:** Relay; - **Wallets, keys and signing:** Privy; - **Blockchain access:** Helius, Alchemy, Robinhood Chain RPC and public RPC providers; - **Market data:** DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, CoinGecko and Coinbase; - **Messaging and AI:** Telegram and OpenRouter. Any of them can fail, be hacked, change their terms or fees, censor transactions, or shut down. Their failures can cause your trades, launches or withdrawals to fail, or cause loss of funds. Manna is not responsible for third-party services. ## 10. Bridge and cross-chain risk Bridges and cross-chain routes, including automatic cash routing inside a trade, carry extra risk. A bridge can be delayed, fail, be exploited, or deliver funds later than expected. A failed route may leave funds on an intermediate chain or in a different token, which you then need to move yourself. Sending funds to the wrong chain or a wrong address usually cannot be undone. See [Bridge](/docs/bridge). ## 11. Keys, custody and one-tap signing - **Your keys.** Embedded wallets are created by Privy and their keys are held in Privy's infrastructure. If Privy fails or is compromised, or if someone gains access to your sign-in method (your X, Google, Telegram or email account, for example), they may be able to control your wallet. If you export your keys and someone else obtains them, your funds can be stolen. - **One-tap signing.** When you switch on one-tap trading or use the Telegram bot, Manna's signing key is added as an additional signer on your embedded wallets so Manna's servers can sign the trades and transfers you request. The signer cannot take ownership of your wallet, but a compromise of Manna's servers or a bug in Manna's systems could lead to transactions you did not intend. On mannas.fun you can remove the signer at any time from your account menu (**One-tap trading**, **Turn off**). For the Telegram bot's wallets there is no switch yet; to end it there, export your keys and move your funds, or contact support. See [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). - **Telegram.** Anyone with access to your Telegram account can use your bot wallets. - **Lost access.** If you lose access to your sign-in method and have not exported your keys, you may lose access to your funds. ## 12. Automation risk Limit orders, take profit and stop loss, recurring buys (DCA), alerts and copy trading are **best effort**. They depend on price feeds, Manna's servers, RPC providers and network conditions. They can: - fill late or at a price well past your trigger, especially in fast markets; - fail repeatedly and be stopped, or fail without you noticing; - execute during a sniper shield or at high price impact; or - copy a trader into a coin that then collapses. **Copy trading copies losses as well as gains**, and the trader you copy owes you nothing. Automated payouts (creator fees on shared routes, holder payouts, burns, jackpots and airdrops) are made on a schedule by Manna's keeper. Payouts are not guaranteed, may be delayed or fail, and Manna does not spend network fees on payouts under $1, so small amounts wait until they build up. Cashback and referral rewards build up until you claim them, and claiming may need a minimum amount. See [Orders](/docs/trading/orders) and [Copy trading](/docs/trading/copy-trading). ## 13. Price data, oracles and display errors Prices, market caps, PnL, holdings, leaderboards and charts come from blockchains and third-party data providers. They can be wrong, delayed, manipulated or missing. Market-cap based coin rules and automation can act on incorrect data. Do not rely on any single figure shown in the Service. ## 14. Network risk Blockchains can be congested, halted, forked, attacked or reorganized. Transactions can fail, be delayed, be front-run by bots, or confirm at a different price. Failed transactions may still cost a network fee. Network fees can spike without warning. ## 15. Tokenized stocks, pre-IPO tokens and stablecoins Some coins on Robinhood Chain and elsewhere use tokenized stocks, pre-IPO tokens or other tokenized assets as their pair asset (the asset you pay with). These tokens: - are **not** the underlying shares, and do not give you shareholder rights, unless their issuer says so in its own terms; - depend on their issuer, its custody arrangements and its solvency (issuer risk); - may follow market hours, be paused, or have transfer restrictions; and - may be unavailable to residents of some countries. Stablecoins (such as USDC or USDG) can lose their peg, be frozen by their issuer, or be blocked for certain addresses. ## 16. Rewards, points, AI credits and $MANNA Cashback, referral rewards, holder payouts, Season points, passes, prizes and AI credits are promotional and can change or end. They have no guaranteed value. Points are not a token and promise nothing. Points can be adjusted or removed for wash trading or abuse. AI credits cannot be exchanged for money. A $MANNA token does not exist; reserves set aside for it are held by Manna, and $MANNA may never launch. See [Rewards](/docs/rewards). ## 17. Social content, calls and leaderboards Posts, theses, calls, leaderboards, clans and PnL are created by users and automated rankings. They are not advice, may be wrong or misleading, and may be part of coordinated promotion. Top-ranked traders can lose money too. Manna AI output can be inaccurate. See the [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer). ## 18. Phishing, scams and impersonation Scammers create fake websites, apps, bots, support accounts and coins that impersonate Manna or well-known brands. Manna will never ask for your private key, seed phrase or sign-in code. The official website is mannas.fun and the official Telegram bot is the one linked from mannas.fun. Always check addresses before you send or trade. ## 19. Regulatory and legal risk Laws about tokens, launchpads, trading and digital assets differ by country and change often. New laws or enforcement could restrict or end your ability to use Manna, affect the value or transferability of tokens, or make some activity illegal where you are. Manna may need to restrict features or regions with little notice. Sanctions apply: you must not use Manna if you are a sanctioned person or in a sanctioned region, and tokens or addresses linked to sanctioned parties can be frozen or blocked by third parties. ## 20. Tax Trades, swaps, Rewards, creator fees and other receipts can be taxable. Tax rules differ by country and can be complex. You are solely responsible for your taxes. Manna's PnL figures are not tax records. ## 21. Your acknowledgment By using Manna you confirm that you understand these risks, that you have the knowledge to evaluate your transactions, that you make your own decisions, and that Manna is not responsible for your losses except as stated in the [Terms of Service](/terms). ## Related - [Terms of Service](/terms) - [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees) - [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer) - [Risks guide](/docs/risks) - [Security](/docs/security) ================================================================================ # Fee Schedule URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/fees Updated: 2026-11-03 > Every fee Manna charges, when it applies and where it goes, plus the fees paid to networks and third parties, and how cashback and referral rewards return part of Manna's fee to you. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This Fee Schedule is part of the [Terms of Service](/terms). It lists the fees Manna ("Manna", "we", "us") charges for using the Service, and the other costs you may pay when you use it. For worked examples and more detail, see the [fees guide](/docs/fees). > [!NOTE] The fee shown is the fee that applies > Fees can change. The fee shown before you confirm a transaction is the fee that applies to it. For automation (orders, recurring buys, copy trading and the Telegram bot), the fees in effect when the transaction executes apply. Changes to fees apply only to transactions made after the change. ## 1. How fees are charged - Fees are taken on-chain, in the same transaction as the action they relate to, or in a separate small transfer right after it (for example, the launch fee on EVM chains). - Fees are paid in the token being traded or the chain's native coin or quote asset, depending on the route. - Fees are not refundable once the transaction confirms, except where this schedule says otherwise. - A transaction that fails on-chain does not pay Manna's fees, but it may still cost a network fee. ## 2. Trading fees | Fee | Amount | When it applies | | --- | --- | --- | | Manna trading fee | 1% of the trade | Swaps on the trading page, and buys and sells on a Manna launchpad bonding curve | | Graduated Solana Manna coins | No extra 1% | After graduation, Manna's share comes from the pool's own trading fee instead | | Creator fee | 0% to 10%, set by the coin's creator | On top of Manna's fee, on trades of that creator's coin | The creator fee is chosen by the creator at launch and is paid to the destinations the creator chooses (their wallet, holders, burns, a social handle or other routes). Manna does not set or receive creator fees. See [Fee routes](/docs/launchpad/fee-routes). **Example.** A $100 buy of a Manna coin on its curve, with a 2% creator fee, pays about $1 to Manna and $2 to the creator's chosen routes. A $100 swap of any token on the trading page pays $1 to Manna, and at the base cashback rate of 25%, $0.25 of it comes back to you as cashback. Trades on a Manna coin's curve pay the coin's own fee instead and do not earn cashback. When you trade with one-tap trading or the Telegram bot, two kinds of trade are routed through Manna's trading engine, which charges its 1% in addition to the coin's own fee: a Robinhood Chain Manna coin that already trades in its Uniswap pool (including Bot-ready coins), and a Solana Manna coin paired with an asset other than SOL. The quote shows what you will receive after all fees. ## 3. Launch fees | Chain | Launch fee | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Solana | $0.50 | Paid in SOL inside the launch transaction. Solana also requires network deposits (rent) for a new coin, paid to the network, not to Manna. | | Robinhood Chain | $1 | Paid in the chain's native coin, only after the launch succeeds | | Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche | $1 | Paid in the chain's native coin, only after the launch succeeds | Launch fees are converted from US dollars at the current price of the native coin. If you add a dev buy, it is a normal trade and pays the normal trading fee. ## 4. Graduation fee | Chain | Fee | | --- | --- | | Solana | 10% of the quote raised on the curve, taken when the coin graduates, before the rest seeds the DEX pool | | Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains | None | On Solana, the curve raises slightly more so the pool still opens at the graduation price after the fee. See [Curves and graduation](/docs/launchpad/curves-and-graduation). ## 5. Sniper shield fees If a creator switches on the sniper shield, buys by wallets that are not on the creator's team pay a high fee during the first seconds after launch: | Chain | Shield fee | | --- | --- | | Solana | A flat fee the creator picks (90%, 95%, 99%), or a fee that fades from 99% down to the normal fee over the shield period | | Robinhood Chain and other EVM chains | Starts at 99% and halves quickly over the shield period | Shield fees are part of the coin's trading fees and are routed with them. See [Sniper shield](/docs/launchpad/sniper-shield). ## 6. Bridge fee | Action | Fee | | --- | --- | | Bridges you make (the bridge page, and the bot's bridge and migrate commands) | 0.7% of the amount sent | | Automatic cash routing inside a trade | No Manna bridge fee | | Withdrawals | No Manna fee beyond network and route costs | Bridges are provided by Relay, which may also charge its own fees, shown in the quote. ## 7. Token locks | Chain | Fee | | --- | --- | | Solana | 0.16 SOL per lock, plus 0.5% of the tokens for a lock that unlocks all at once, or 0.19% for a gradual release | | Robinhood Chain | A service fee in ETH plus a share of the tokens, read from the locker contract and shown before you confirm | | Other EVM chains | No token locker. The optional 30-day lock of a creator's first buy, made inside the launch, has no fee | On Robinhood Chain, the locker contract caps its fees at 0.05 ETH per lock and 2% of the tokens, and no change to fees affects tokens already locked. See [Dev buy and locks](/docs/launchpad/dev-buy-and-locks). ## 8. Optional services | Service | Price | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | DEX PAID | $319 by default | DexScreener's $299 price plus Manna's handling, paid in SOL at the current price. Manna submits the order on DexScreener for you. If it is not submitted within 24 hours, you are refunded automatically. | | Manna AI | Charged in AI credits at the cost reported by the model provider | AI credits can only be used for AI on Manna | | Tips | Manna takes nothing | The full tip goes to the recipient, less the network fee | ## 9. Network and third-party fees - **Network fees (gas).** Every blockchain charges a fee to process transactions. These go to the network, not to Manna, and vary with demand. On Solana, some actions also require refundable or non-refundable account deposits (rent). - **Third-party route fees.** Routers, venues, relayers and bridges may charge their own fees or spreads, which are included in the quote you see. - **Onramp fees.** Card and exchange funding through Privy's partners may carry fees set by those partners. ## 10. Cashback and referral rewards Part of Manna's trading fee comes back to you, and to whoever invited you, by tier: | Reward | Range | | --- | --- | | Cashback (to you, on your own trades) | 25% to 40% of Manna's fee | | Referral reward (to the person who invited you) | 25% to 35% of Manna's fee | | Tier | Your 30-day trading volume | Share of Manna's fee back to you | Effective cashback on a trade | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Base** | $0.00 to $249,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Mid** | $250,000 to $999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Power** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 35% | 0.35% | | **Whale** | $5,000,000 and up | 40% | 0.4% | | Tier | 30-day volume of everyone you referred | Share of their fee paid to you | Effective rate on their trades | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Silver** | $0.00 to $999,999 | 25% | 0.25% | | **Gold** | $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 | 30% | 0.3% | | **Platinum** | $5,000,000 and up | 35% | 0.35% | Cashback and referral rewards apply to trading-page swaps. Robinhood Chain trading-page swaps pay a fixed 25% cashback and 25% referral reward, on-chain. Rewards are promotional and can change. They build up until you claim them: on Solana the minimum claim is 0.001 SOL or 0.01 USDC; on Robinhood Chain you claim from the trading contract at any time. Rewards obtained through wash trading, self-referral or multiple accounts may be withheld or reversed. See [Cashback and referrals](/docs/rewards/cashback-and-referrals). ## 11. Where Manna's fee goes On Manna's launchpad contracts, Manna's 1% platform fee is allocated as follows: | Share | Allocation | | --- | --- | | 40% | Reserved for buying back $MANNA | | 10% | Reserved for $MANNA holders | | 50% | Manna's treasury | Reserves are held until $MANNA is live. A $MANNA token does not exist today, and Manna makes no promise that it will launch. Reserves are not owed to any user and give no one any right to Manna's revenue. ## 12. Changes We may change any fee in this schedule. The fee shown before you confirm is the fee that applies to that transaction. We will update the "updated" date when this schedule changes. ## Related - [Fees guide with examples](/docs/fees) - [Terms of Service](/terms) - [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk) - [Rewards](/docs/rewards) ================================================================================ # Acceptable Use Policy URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/acceptable-use Updated: 2026-11-03 > What you may and may not do on Manna, including rules against market manipulation, reward farming, scams, impersonation and abusive content, and how we enforce them. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This Acceptable Use Policy is part of the [Terms of Service](/terms). It applies to everything you do through mannas.fun, the Manna apps, the Telegram bot, Manna AI and the Manna APIs (the "Service"), including the coins you launch and the content you post. We have zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users. If you see something that breaks this policy, report it (see section 9). ## 1. Market manipulation and trading abuse You must not use the Service to manipulate markets or mislead other traders. This includes: - **Wash trading:** buying and selling to yourself, or between wallets you control or coordinate with, to fake volume, price or activity, including to farm cashback, referral rewards, Season points, battle results or leaderboard positions. - **Spoofing and layering:** placing orders you intend to cancel to create a false impression of demand or supply. - **Pump-and-dump schemes:** coordinating buying or promotion to inflate a price so that you or others can sell to later buyers. - **Fake signals:** posting calls, theses or PnL that you know are false, or hiding that you are being paid to promote a coin. - **Front-running other users** using information obtained through the Service that is not public. - Deliberately triggering other users' orders, alerts or copy trades in order to trade against them. ## 2. Rewards, referrals and points abuse You must not: - create or control multiple Accounts (sybil or multi-account farming) to collect Rewards, referral rewards, points, passes or prizes; - refer yourself, or use referral links in a way designed to capture rewards from your own trades; - create Accounts automatically or in bulk, or buy, sell or trade Accounts or referral codes; - exploit bugs or errors in how Rewards, points or fees are calculated, instead of reporting them. Season points are counted live and can be adjusted or removed for wash trading or abuse. Rewards gained through abuse can be withheld, reversed or forfeited. ## 3. Coins You must not launch or promote a coin that: - impersonates a person, company, brand, project or token, or falsely suggests an endorsement, partnership or affiliation; - uses a name, ticker, image or description that infringes someone's trademark, copyright or other rights; - is designed to defraud buyers, for example by misleading descriptions, hidden risks, or a planned "rug pull"; - falsely claims to represent a security, share, debt, stake in a business, or a right to profits or revenue; - promotes or contains content that breaks section 5; or - routes creator fees to a social account in a way that misleads people about who is behind the coin. ## 4. Scams, phishing and malicious code You must not: - post or send phishing links, fake websites, fake support accounts, wallet drainers or links to malware; - ask other users for their private keys, seed phrases, sign-in codes or funds; - impersonate Manna, its team, or other users; - distribute malicious code through coin metadata, posts, images or any other channel. ## 5. Harmful content and conduct You must not post, upload or share content that: - harasses, threatens, bullies, intimidates or doxxes anyone, or encourages others to do so; - promotes hate or violence against people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, caste, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age or serious disease; - is sexually explicit or pornographic, or graphically violent; - promotes self-harm, terrorism or violent extremism; - shares another person's private information without their consent; or - is spam, including repetitive, unsolicited or automated promotion. **Child safety.** We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and any content that sexualizes minors. We remove it immediately, permanently ban the accounts involved, and report it to the relevant authorities. ## 6. Intellectual property and privacy You must not post content or create coins that infringe copyrights, trademarks or other intellectual property, or violate anyone's privacy or publicity rights. Rights owners can send complaints as described in the [Terms of Service](/terms#18-intellectual-property). ## 7. Illegal activity and sanctions You must not use the Service: - for any illegal purpose, including fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing or illegal gambling; - if you are a sanctioned person or in a sanctioned region, or on behalf of anyone who is; - to evade sanctions, export controls, location restrictions or Manna's own restrictions, for example by using a VPN or another person's Account; or - to deal in the proceeds of crime or with addresses linked to sanctioned parties or illicit activity. ## 8. Attacking or misusing the Service You must not: - probe, scan or test vulnerabilities outside our [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security) rules, or breach any security or authentication measure; - access accounts, data, wallets or funds that are not yours; - interfere with or overload the Service, including denial-of-service attacks, flooding endpoints, or sending excessive requests; - get around rate limits, including the Telegram bot's rate limits, for example by rotating IP addresses, Accounts or API keys; - scrape, crawl or harvest data from the Service other than through the Manna APIs within the [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms); - reverse engineer, decompile or modify the Service except where the law allows; - use the Service to build a competing product by copying its content or design; or - use bots, scripts or automation against the web app or the Telegram bot, other than through the official APIs and the bot's own features. ## 9. Reporting - **Posts and users:** tap the menu on any post and choose **Report** or **Block**. We review reports within 24 hours. - **Coins, profiles, scams, impersonation and anything else:** email hi@mannas.fun with the link and a short explanation. - **Intellectual property complaints:** see the [Terms of Service](/terms#18-intellectual-property). - **Security vulnerabilities:** see [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security). Please do not file false or abusive reports. Repeated false reports are themselves a breach of this policy. ## 10. Enforcement We decide, in our reasonable judgment, whether something breaks this policy. Depending on how serious it is, we may: - hide or remove posts, replies, images or profiles; - hide, delist or label coins on Manna's interfaces; - hide posts automatically once three different people have reported them, pending review; - adjust or remove Season points, and withhold, reverse or forfeit Rewards gained through abuse; - limit features, such as posting, launching, the Telegram bot or API access, or revoke API keys; - suspend or permanently close Accounts, and refuse new Accounts from the same person; and - report activity to law enforcement or other authorities where required or appropriate. We may act without notice where needed to protect users or the Service. We cannot remove or change anything on a blockchain: a coin or transaction hidden from Manna still exists on-chain and may be visible elsewhere. If you think we made a mistake, email hi@mannas.fun with the subject "Appeal" and we will review it. ## 11. Changes We may update this policy. The "updated" date at the top shows when it last changed. ## Related - [Terms of Service](/terms) - [API Terms of Use](/legal/api-terms) - [Profiles and privacy](/docs/social/profiles-and-privacy) - [Season and pass](/docs/rewards/season-and-pass) ================================================================================ # Cookie and Storage Notice URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/cookies Updated: 2026-11-03 > Manna sets only sign-in cookies (one to keep you signed in, one briefly while you sign in with Telegram) and uses no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies. This notice lists everything Manna stores on your device and why. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This notice explains what Manna ("Manna", "we", "us") stores in your browser or app, and why. It is part of our [Privacy Policy](/privacy). The short version: Manna sets **one cookie** that keeps you signed in, plus a short-lived one while you sign in with Telegram. We do **not** use analytics, advertising or tracking SDKs, and we set no third-party analytics or advertising cookies. Everything else we store on your device remembers your preferences or makes features work, and stays on your device. ## 1. What cookies and local storage are A **cookie** is a small file a website stores in your browser and sends back to the site with each request. **Local storage** and **session storage** are similar browser features that let a site keep small pieces of data on your device. Session storage is cleared when you close the tab; local storage stays until you or the site clear it. The Manna apps use equivalent storage on your device. ## 2. Manna's cookies | Name | Purpose | Type | Duration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `manna_session` | Keeps you signed in. It holds your wallet address, chain and expiry (and, after a Telegram sign-in, a random session id so you can revoke it), signed by our server so it cannot be forged. | Strictly necessary, first-party | 30 days, or until you sign out | | `manna_tg_login` | Only while you sign in with Telegram: a random secret that proves the sign-in is collected by the same browser that started it. Sent only to Manna's Telegram sign-in endpoint. | Strictly necessary, first-party | 30 minutes, removed once you are signed in | The cookies are `httpOnly` (scripts on the page cannot read them), `Secure` (sent only over encrypted connections in production), and `SameSite` (`Lax` for `manna_session`, `Strict` for `manna_tg_login`: not sent with cross-site requests, which helps prevent cross-site request forgery). They are not used to track you across other websites. ## 3. Local and session storage used by Manna We do not use these items to track you, and the preference items never leave your device, except where noted below. ### Strictly necessary (features work without asking you every time) | Key | Storage | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `manna.me` | Local | Remembers the signed-in wallet address and avatar, so the app shows your account straight away | | `manna.solConfig` | Session | Reuses a prepared Solana launch configuration for up to 30 minutes if you retry a launch with the same settings | | `manna.nav` | Session | Remembers the pages you visited in this tab, so the back button works | | `manna:reload:` | Session | Stops the app reloading a crashed page in a loop | ### Preferences | Key | Storage | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `manna.feedPrefs` | Local | Your feed filters and settings | | `manna.panels` | Local | Which panels are open or collapsed | | `manna.callersPeriod`, `manna.holdersPeriod`, `manna.trendingPeriod` | Local | The time period you picked on leaderboards and trending lists | | `manna.watch` | Local | Coins you starred on this device while signed out | | `manna.watch.merged:` | Local | Notes that this device's starred coins have been added to your account's watchlist | | `manna.quick.` | Local | Your quick-buy amount for each pair asset (for example, SOL) | | `manna.quickusd` | Local | Your quick-buy amount in US dollars | | `manna.chart` | Local | Whether charts show as a line or candles | | `manna.marks` | Local | Whether trade markers show on charts | | `manna.chain` | Local | The chain filter you last picked on the home list | | `manna.view` | Local | Your list or grid view choice | | `manna.portfolio.prefs` | Local | Your portfolio sort order, chain filter and whether to hide dust | ### Referral attribution | Key | Storage | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | `manna.invite` | Local | The invite code from a link you opened, so the person who invited you is credited when you sign up | | `manna.tradeRef` | Local | A referral code from a trading link, credited on your trades (and used as your invite if you have no other) | | `manna.ref.` | Local | A referral code from a link to a specific coin, credited on trades of that coin | Referral codes are sent to our servers when you sign up or trade, so the referrer can be credited as described in the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees#10-cashback-and-referral-rewards). ## 4. Storage set by sign-in and wallet libraries Manna uses third-party libraries that store their own items on your device so sign-in and wallet connection work: | Provider | Purpose | | --- | --- | | Privy | Sign-in, session with Privy, and your embedded wallets | | wagmi | Remembering which EVM wallet you connected | | Solana wallet adapter | Remembering which Solana wallet you connected | These items are strictly necessary for the features you use. Privy also runs some of its features in its own window on its own domain (for example, exporting your keys), where Privy's own cookies and storage apply under Privy's privacy policy. When you open a third-party site from Manna (such as a block explorer or DexScreener), that site's own cookies apply. ## 5. What we do not use - No analytics cookies or analytics SDKs. - No advertising cookies, pixels or ad SDKs. - No cross-site tracking or fingerprinting. - No sale or sharing of storage data with advertisers. Because we only use strictly necessary storage and preference storage that stays on your device, we do not show a cookie consent banner. If we ever add optional cookies, we will ask for your consent first where the law requires it, and update this notice. ## 6. Your choices - **Sign out** to remove the `manna_session` cookie. - **Clear site data** in your browser settings to remove the cookie and all local and session storage for mannas.fun. You will be signed out and your device preferences will reset. Data saved to your account (such as your profile) is not affected. - **Block cookies** in your browser. If you block the `manna_session` cookie, you will not be able to stay signed in. ## 7. Changes We may update this notice when what we store changes. The "updated" date at the top shows when it last changed. ## Related - [Privacy Policy](/privacy) - [Terms of Service](/terms) ================================================================================ # Disclaimer URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/disclaimer Updated: 2026-11-03 > Nothing on Manna is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Prices, PnL, leaderboards, calls and AI output may be wrong or delayed, and Manna does not endorse any coin. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. This Disclaimer is part of the [Terms of Service](/terms). It applies to all information and content on mannas.fun, the Manna apps, the Telegram bot, Manna AI, the Manna APIs, the Manna docs and Manna's social accounts (together, the "Service"). ## 1. No advice Nothing in the Service is financial, investment, trading, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy, sell or hold any coin, token or other asset, or to follow any strategy or trader. Manna ("Manna", "we", "us") is not a broker, dealer, investment adviser or fiduciary. You make your own decisions and are solely responsible for them. If you need advice, consult a qualified professional who knows your situation. ## 2. Information may be inaccurate or delayed The Service shows information that comes from blockchains, our own systems and third-party providers, including: - prices, charts, market caps, liquidity, volume and holder counts; - PnL, portfolio values, positions and cost basis; - leaderboards, calls, clan rankings, battle scores and Season points; - price impact, slippage and output estimates and quotes; - coin details supplied by creators (names, descriptions, links and images); and - labels such as trending, verified, DEX PAID or graduation progress. This information may be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, manipulated or unavailable. A displayed price is not a guaranteed execution price. PnL and portfolio figures are estimates and are not tax or accounting records. Do not rely on any single figure, and check important information independently, for example on a block explorer. ## 3. No endorsement of coins or creators Anyone can launch a coin on Manna. A coin appearing on Manna, being trending, ranked, featured, labeled, having a DEX PAID badge, or being promoted in a post or call, does not mean Manna has reviewed, verified, approved or endorsed it, its creator, or any claim about it. Manna does not vet creators. Coins hidden by Manna may still trade elsewhere. ## 4. User content, calls and leaderboards Posts, theses, calls, replies and profiles are the opinions of the users who posted them, not Manna's. Users may hold, buy or sell the coins they discuss, may be paid to promote them, and may be wrong. Leaderboards and rankings reflect past results calculated automatically, and do not predict future results or show who is trustworthy. Copying another trader does not reproduce their results. ## 5. No guarantees of returns or payouts Manna does not guarantee any return, profit, price, liquidity or outcome. Cashback, referral rewards, holder payouts, prizes, Season points and AI credits are promotional and may change, be delayed, or end. Manna does not guarantee that automated payouts, orders or copy trades will execute. A $MANNA token does not exist, and Manna makes no promise that it will launch. ## 6. Manna AI Manna AI generates answers using third-party AI models (through OpenRouter, from providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and xAI). AI output can be wrong, invented, outdated, biased or incomplete, even when it sounds confident. It is not advice and does not reflect Manna's views. Verify anything important yourself, and never act on AI output alone for trading or financial decisions. ## 7. Docs, guides and examples The Manna docs, guides, examples and FAQs explain how the Service works. Examples use illustrative numbers. Features, limits and fees can change, and the app and the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees) control if the docs differ. Docs are not advice. ## 8. Third-party links and services The Service links to and relies on third-party websites and services (such as block explorers, DexScreener, X, Telegram, swap venues, bridges and wallet providers). Manna does not control them, and links are not endorsements. Your use of them is governed by their own terms, and Manna is not responsible for their content, accuracy, availability or security. ## 9. Availability and jurisdiction The Service may not be available, or legal to use, everywhere. Information in the Service is not directed at anyone in a jurisdiction where its publication or use would be unlawful. Manna makes no claim that the Service or any coin is appropriate or lawful for use in your location. ## 10. Forward-looking statements Any statements about future features, chains, programs, tokens or plans (including "coming soon" features and $MANNA) are intentions only. They can change or be cancelled without notice and are not promises. ## 11. More information Read the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk) for the risks of using Manna, and section 23 of the [Terms of Service](/terms#23-disclaimers) for our full warranty disclaimer. Questions: hi@mannas.fun. ================================================================================ # API Terms of Use URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/api-terms Updated: 2026-11-03 > The terms for using the Manna developer API and the Manna AI API, including API keys, rate limits, permitted and prohibited uses, trading on behalf of others, and termination. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. These API Terms of Use (the "API Terms") apply when you use any Manna application programming interface, together with the [Terms of Service](/terms), which they add to. If these API Terms conflict with the Terms of Service on an API matter, these API Terms control. "Manna", "we" and "us" mean the operator of Manna; "you" means you and, if you use the APIs for an organization, that organization. ## 1. Which APIs these terms cover - **The Manna developer API.** Programmatic access to Manna data and features, such as coins, prices, trades, profiles and, where enabled, account actions. Its base URL is `https://mannas.fun/v1`, its reference is at `/developers` and its OpenAPI specification is at `/openapi.json`. Its endpoints, scopes, rate limits and daily credit quotas are published in that reference. See the [API guide](/docs/api). - **The Manna AI API.** OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints under `/v1` (such as `/v1/chat/completions`, `/v1/messages`, `/v1/models` and `/v1/balance`), authenticated with keys that start with `sk-manna-`, and paid for with AI credits. See [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai). - Any other API, SDK, sample code, webhook or documentation we make available for developers (together with the above, the "APIs"). ## 2. Definitions - **API key** means a credential we issue to you for the APIs, including `sk-manna-` keys. - **Application** means any software, bot, website, service or integration you build or run that uses the APIs. - **End user** means anyone who uses your Application. - **Manna data** means any data you receive through the APIs. - **Build mode** means using the APIs to read public data or build an Application, without acting on any Manna account. - **Account mode** means using an API key linked to a Manna account to act for that account (for example, placing trades or orders, or spending its AI credits). ## 3. License Subject to these API Terms, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license to use the APIs and their documentation to develop, test and operate Applications. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. You must not sell, rent or sublicense access to the APIs themselves, or offer a service whose main purpose is to resell the APIs or Manna data. ## 4. API keys and security - API keys are issued to a Manna account. You are responsible for all activity under your keys, including trades, orders and AI usage, whether or not you authorized it. - Keys are shown **once**, when you create them. We store only a fingerprint (hash) of each key and cannot show it again. If you lose a key, revoke it and create a new one. - Keep keys secret. Do not put them in client-side code, public repositories, screenshots, AI prompts or shared documents. Use a separate key for each Application. - Where offered, set limits on keys (for example, a spend cap on `sk-manna-` keys) and the narrowest scopes your Application needs. - If you think a key has leaked, revoke it immediately in the app and email hi@mannas.fun. We may revoke keys we believe are compromised or misused. - Deleting your Manna account revokes your keys. ## 5. Scopes, modes and trading - Each key can only do what its scopes allow. Build mode keys cannot act on an account. - In account mode, actions you send through the APIs are treated exactly like actions you take in the app. Trades are final, and the [Terms of Service](/terms), [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk) and [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees) apply to them in full. Normal trading and other fees apply to trades placed through the APIs. - **No trading for others without consent.** You must not use the APIs to trade, place orders, launch coins, move funds or spend credits for any person other than yourself, unless that person has given you clear, informed and revocable consent, you comply with all laws that apply (including any licensing or registration requirements for managing or executing trades for others), and you do not take custody of their keys. You are solely responsible for your Application's actions and for your relationship with your End users. - You must not ask End users for their Manna private keys, sign-in codes or API keys, or store them in your Application. ## 6. Rate limits and fair use We set rate limits and quotas on the APIs, which may differ by endpoint, key, scope, account or tier and may change. The developer API's current limits, its daily credit quotas (which apply per account, across all of its keys) and the fee-earned bonus are published in the [API guide](/docs/api#daily-credits). You must stay within them and must not try to get around them, for example by creating multiple accounts or keys, or rotating IP addresses. Trading or launching mainly to raise a quota (for example, wash trading) is not permitted, and we may remove a bonus earned that way. Requests over the limit may be rejected. We may throttle or suspend usage that we believe degrades the Service for others, even within published limits. Use caching and back off when you receive rate-limit errors. ## 7. Prohibited uses In addition to the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use), you must not use the APIs to: - manipulate markets, including wash trading, spoofing, coordinated pump-and-dumps, or farming Rewards or points; - scrape or bulk-download data beyond what the APIs provide, or rebuild Manna's database or interface as a competing product; - reverse engineer, probe or attack the APIs, or test vulnerabilities outside our [Security and Bug Bounty](/legal/security) rules; - impersonate Manna, or suggest that your Application is made, endorsed or verified by Manna; - collect personal data of Manna users beyond what your Application needs, or use it to track, profile or contact users without their consent; - send prompts to Manna AI that break the usage policies of the underlying AI providers, or use AI output to harass, deceive or harm people; or - break any law, including sanctions, export control, securities, consumer protection and data protection laws. ## 8. Manna data and attribution - Manna data that is public in the app (such as coin data, public profiles and public trades) may be displayed in your Application, subject to these API Terms. You must respect users' privacy settings: do not display or infer data a user has hidden (for example, a private profile or hidden dollar amounts), and do not combine Manna data with other data to reveal a private profile's identity. - Keep Manna data reasonably current, and delete it when we ask or when you no longer need it. - When you display Manna data, credit Manna as the source (for example, "Data from Manna" with a link to mannas.fun), unless we agree otherwise. You may refer to Manna by name to describe your Application's compatibility, but you may not use Manna's logos or marks in a way that suggests endorsement without our written permission. - If your Application handles End users' personal data, you must have a privacy policy that explains how, and follow applicable data protection law. You are the controller of data you collect through your Application. ## 9. AI credits and fees There is no separate charge for API access today unless we state otherwise. Manna AI API usage is charged in AI credits at the cost reported by the model provider. Requests fail when credits run out or a key's spend cap is reached. AI credits have no cash value and cannot be refunded or transferred. If we introduce API charges, we will tell you before they apply. ## 10. Changes, versions and deprecation The APIs may change. We may add, change or remove endpoints, fields, scopes and limits. We will try to give reasonable notice of breaking changes to stable endpoints through the API reference, the [changelog](/docs/changelog) or the app, except where a change is needed urgently for security, legal or stability reasons. Features marked beta or experimental can change or end at any time. ## 11. Suspension and termination You may stop using the APIs at any time and revoke your keys. We may suspend or end your access to the APIs, revoke keys, or limit usage, at any time and with or without notice, if you break these API Terms or the Terms of Service, if your usage creates risk for Manna or its users, or if we discontinue an API. When access ends, you must stop using the APIs and delete Manna data you are not permitted to keep. Sections 4 (responsibility for activity), 5, 7, 8, 12 and 13 survive. ## 12. Disclaimers THE APIS, MANNA DATA AND AI OUTPUT ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, AS DESCRIBED IN THE [TERMS OF SERVICE](/terms#23-disclaimers). We do not guarantee that the APIs will be available, uninterrupted, fast, or error-free, that data will be accurate or current, or that orders or trades sent through the APIs will execute. AI output may be wrong. See the [Disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer). ## 13. Liability and indemnity The limitation of liability and indemnity in the [Terms of Service](/terms) apply to the APIs. In addition, you will defend, indemnify and hold harmless Manna from any claims arising from your Application, its End users, your use of the APIs or Manna data, or your breach of these API Terms. ## 14. Contact Developer questions and requests for higher limits: hi@mannas.fun with the subject "API". ## Related - [API guide](/docs/api) - [Manna AI](/docs/rewards/manna-ai) - [Terms of Service](/terms) - [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use) ================================================================================ # Security and Bug Bounty URL: https://mannas.fun/legal/security Updated: 2026-11-03 > How Manna protects your account and funds, how to report a security vulnerability, what is in scope, the rules for researchers, our safe harbor, and how rewards work. > [!NOTE] Draft > Manna has not launched. This page is a draft pending legal review and takes effect only when it's published with a final date. Items marked TODO are not yet decided. Security matters at Manna ("Manna", "we", "us"). This page explains how we protect users, and how security researchers can report vulnerabilities to us responsibly. It is part of the [Terms of Service](/terms). For a user-facing guide to staying safe, see [Security](/docs/security). ## 1. How to report a vulnerability Email **hi@mannas.fun** with the subject line starting with **"Security"**. **[TODO: owner to insert dedicated security email and PGP key, if any]** Please include: 1. a clear description of the issue and its impact; 2. the affected component (URL, API endpoint, bot command, contract or program address and chain); 3. step-by-step instructions to reproduce it, with any proof-of-concept code, transaction hashes or screenshots; 4. the wallet address or account you used for testing; and 5. how you would like to be credited, and a wallet address for any reward. Do not include other users' personal data or keys in your report. If the issue puts user funds at immediate risk, say so in the subject line ("Security: urgent") so we can prioritize it. ## 2. What happens after you report - We **aim to** acknowledge your report within 3 business days. - We will then assess the report, tell you the severity we assign, and keep you updated while we work on a fix. - We will tell you when the issue is fixed, and agree with you when and how it can be disclosed. - If we decide the report is out of scope, a duplicate, or not a vulnerability, we will tell you why. Duplicate reports are rewarded only for the first complete report we receive. ## 3. Scope | In scope | Examples | | --- | --- | | The Manna web app at mannas.fun | Authentication and session handling, account takeover, access to other users' data, cross-site scripting, request forgery | | Manna APIs | The developer API, the Manna AI API (`sk-manna-` keys), and the app's own API endpoints | | The Manna Telegram bot | wallet handling, trade execution, command authorization | | One-tap trading | Any way to make Manna's signer sign a transaction a user did not request | | Manna smart contracts on Robinhood Chain | The contracts listed at [Contracts](/docs/contracts), including the factory, token, migrator, hook, zap, swap and locker contracts | | Manna's Solana transfer-hook program | Rule enforcement, account validation and fee handling | | Fee and Reward accounting | Ways to take fees, cashback, referral rewards or payouts you are not owed | | Out of scope | Notes | | --- | --- | | Third-party services and protocols | Privy, Relay, Jupiter, KyberSwap, Raydium, Meteora, pump.fun, Uniswap, DexScreener, Telegram, OpenRouter, RPC providers and other providers. Report issues in them to their own security teams. We still want to hear about Manna-specific misconfigurations of them. | | Coins launched by users | A creator's choices (fees, rules, team wallets) are not vulnerabilities in Manna, unless they exploit a bug in Manna's contracts or programs | | Denial of service | Volumetric or resource-exhaustion attacks, and rate-limit testing that degrades the Service | | Social engineering and physical attacks | Against Manna staff, contractors, providers or users, including phishing | | Spam and content issues | Use the in-app **Report** feature or the [Acceptable Use Policy](/legal/acceptable-use) process instead | | Low-impact findings without a demonstrated exploit | For example: missing security headers without impact, clickjacking on pages with no sensitive actions, self-XSS, software version disclosure, logout CSRF, best-practice suggestions, or reports from automated scanners alone | | Known issues | Issues we already know about, including accepted design trade-offs we have documented | | Compromised devices or accounts | Attacks that require the victim's device, browser, Telegram account, email or sign-in account to be already compromised | ## 4. Rules for researchers To stay within safe harbor (section 5), you must: - only test against accounts and wallets you own, or that you have explicit permission to use; - not access, change, delete or keep other users' data, funds or keys. If you accidentally access someone else's data, stop, do not keep it, and tell us in your report; - **not exploit a vulnerability on mainnet** beyond the minimum needed to prove it, with the smallest possible amounts and your own funds. Prefer testnets, local forks or simulations. Never drain, freeze or move funds that are not yours; - not run denial-of-service attacks, high-volume automated scans, or anything that degrades the Service for others; - not use social engineering, phishing or physical attacks; - give us reasonable time to fix the issue before you disclose it, and **not disclose it publicly** (or to anyone else) before we have fixed it and agreed on disclosure; - not demand payment or threaten disclosure in exchange for a report (that is extortion, not research); and - follow all applicable laws, and not be a sanctioned person or in a sanctioned region. ## 5. Safe harbor If you make a good-faith effort to follow this policy, we will consider your research authorized, we will not pursue or support legal action against you for it, and we will not ask law enforcement to take action against you. If a third party takes legal action against you for research that followed this policy, we will make it known that your actions were authorized by us. This safe harbor covers Manna's own systems only. It does not cover third-party services, and it does not authorize breaking any law. If you are unsure whether something is allowed, ask us first at hi@mannas.fun. ## 6. Rewards We pay rewards for valid, in-scope vulnerabilities at Manna's discretion. The amount depends on severity, the quality of the report, and the actual impact. Reward ranges: **[TODO: owner to insert bug bounty reward ranges]**. - Rewards are paid in a token and on a chain we choose, to a wallet you provide. - To receive a reward you must be the first to report the issue, follow the rules in section 4, not be a current or former Manna team member or contractor (within the last 12 months), and not be a sanctioned person. We may require identity or tax information where the law requires it. - You are responsible for any taxes on rewards. - We may publicly thank you, with your permission. ## 7. Severity guide We assess severity using impact and likelihood. The examples below are a guide, not a complete list. | Severity | Examples | | --- | --- | | Critical | Theft or permanent freezing of user funds or of funds held by Manna's contracts; making Manna's signer sign arbitrary transactions for another user; taking over any account; draining curve reserves, fee vaults or locked tokens; minting coins outside the rules | | High | Temporary freezing of funds; bypassing a coin's rules (such as max wallet or allowlist) or the sniper shield at scale; stealing fees, cashback, referral rewards or payouts owed to others; reading other users' private data in bulk; bypassing authentication on account actions | | Medium | Blocking graduation or payouts for many coins; manipulating Reward or points accounting for a single account; stored cross-site scripting; exposing a private profile's identity; unauthorized changes to another user's non-financial data | | Low | Issues with limited impact, such as minor information leaks, reflected issues that need unlikely user interaction, or rate-limit bypasses without meaningful impact | ## 8. How Manna protects users - **Keys are not held by Manna.** Embedded wallet keys are held in Privy's secure infrastructure. Manna never sees or stores private keys. Exporting a key happens in Privy's own window, on Privy's domain. - **The one-tap signer can only sign.** When you switch on one-tap trading or use the Telegram bot, Manna's signer is added to your wallets. It can sign the transactions you request, but it cannot take ownership of your wallet or export your keys. See [One-tap trading and cash](/docs/trading/one-tap-and-cash). - **Sign-in sessions** use a single cookie signed with a server-side secret (HMAC), marked `httpOnly`, `Secure` in production and `SameSite=Lax`, and expiring after 30 days. Wallet sign-in uses a one-time nonce that expires after 15 minutes. See the [Cookie and Storage Notice](/legal/cookies). - **API keys** are stored only as a hash, are shown once, can carry a spend cap, and can be revoked at any time. - **Rate limits** protect orders, bridges, alerts, uploads, the Telegram bot and other endpoints from abuse. - **Uploads** are checked by their actual content, and only real image types are served, with restrictive headers. - **Automated jobs** (such as the keeper and order execution) can only be triggered with a secret. - **The keeper's hot wallets are kept small.** The keeper runs about every 15 minutes, so fee vaults hold only what has built up since the last run. On Robinhood Chain, the keeper can distribute vault balances to users and collect pool fees, but it cannot touch curve reserves, users' claimable balances or liquidity positions. - **Liquidity is locked.** Manna's migrator contract has no function that removes liquidity from graduated pools, only fee collection. - **Token locks cannot be cancelled.** The MannaLocker contract has no cancel, no admin withdrawal and no upgrades. Locked tokens can only go to the lock's owner, as they unlock. Its admin can only adjust lock fees within hard caps (0.05 ETH and 2%), which never affect existing locks. - **Contract ownership is limited.** The owner of Manna's Robinhood Chain factory cannot touch curve reserves, fee vaults, users' claimable balances or liquidity positions. It can set configuration (such as listed pair assets, the treasury wallet and distributors) and withdraw the $MANNA buyback and holder reserves described in the [Fee Schedule](/legal/fees#11-where-mannas-fee-goes). > [!WARNING] Not audited > Manna's smart contracts and Solana program have been reviewed internally and tested, but they are not deployed yet and **have not been externally audited**. See the [Risk Disclosure](/legal/risk). ## 9. Protecting yourself - Manna will never ask for your private key, seed phrase or sign-in code, by email, Telegram, X or any other channel. - Only use mannas.fun and the official bot linked from mannas.fun. Bookmark them. - Secure your sign-in accounts (X, Google, Apple, Telegram, email) with strong passwords and two-factor authentication. Anyone who controls them may control your Manna account. - If you export your keys, store them offline and never paste them into a website or chat. - Check token addresses and chains before you trade or send. - If you think your account is compromised, move your funds to a safe wallet and email hi@mannas.fun immediately. ## 10. Changes We may update this page, including scope and rewards. The version in effect when you submit a report applies to it. ## Related - [Security guide](/docs/security) - [Contracts](/docs/contracts) - [Privacy Policy](/privacy) - [Terms of Service](/terms)