Trading on Manna

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. 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.
• 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, 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.

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. 1pump.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. 2Jupiter. 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. 3PumpSwap, 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. 4Side 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. 5Two 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#

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 you use yourself is different and charges 0.7%.

The token page#

Every token page has the same parts. Use Make your 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.
• 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#

The home page is Discover: the live market. Pick a feed:

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#

In this section#

Related#

• Make your first trade
• Fees
• Supported chains
• Telegram bot trading
• Risks