$100kraised from the community
3 DEXswhere the vault provides liquidity
0 clicksto rebalance after launch
Launch a coin.Become the liquidity.
Every coin on LP opens with its own liquidity vault. Holders fund it, the vault puts that capital to work across Solana DEXs, and trading fees flow back to depositors.
Deploys across RaydiumOrcaMeteora
Turn the tapFund a vault for $COIN and watch it work.
Vault TVL—
Your share—
Your position—
Fees to depositors—
Impermanent loss—
$LP bought back—
Strategy
From launch to buyback
Six stages, in the order capital flows through them.
- 1
Launch a coin and its vault
Your token is created already paired with its own liquidity provider vault.
- 2
Crowdfund the liquidity
Anyone deposits SOL or USDC and receives vault shares for their stake.
- 3
Capital gets deployed
The vault allocates across Raydium, Orca and Meteora pools.
- 4
Positions rebalance
Strategies adjust to trading volume, volatility and liquidity depth.
- 5
Fees flow back
Depositors earn trading fees in proportion to their vault shares.
- 6
Profits buy the coin
A share of realized net protocol revenue buys the associated token.
Launch a vault
Name the coin, choose where its liquidity goes and how it rebalances. The tank on the right fills in as you set it up.
Liquidity provider factory
Anyone can run a tokenized liquidity business without managing positions by hand. Say a community launches its coin and raises $100,000 in deposits. Its vault spreads that capital across the Solana pools it picked, collects trading fees and rebalances on its own.
Depositors hold vault shares. A portion of realized protocol revenue buys back the community's coin.
The $LP flywheel
Every vault adds to the loop, and the loop repeats as new liquidity providers join.
- More LP vaults launched
- More liquidity deposited
- More trading fees generated
- More $LP buybacks
- Greater ecosystem participation
Liquidity you can own
Pump.fun made token creation open to anyone. LP does the same for liquidity provision.
A typical launch
- Runs entirely on speculative demand
- Liquidity is whatever traders bring
- Fees go to someone else's pools
- Nothing working underneath the token
A launch on LP
- A token tied to a functioning liquidity business
- A vault the community funds and owns shares in
- Fees paid to depositors, pro rata
- Realized revenue routed into buybacks
How LP earns
Four revenue lines feed the protocol and $LP buybacks.
DeploymentA fee when a new vault launches.
ManagementA small yearly fee on vault assets.
PerformanceA share of realized profits only.
PremiumAdvanced liquidity strategies.