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How Outset works

Outset launches coins on Raydium LaunchLab, Raydium's bonding-curve program on Solana. A coin trades on its curve until it raises its target, then moves to a Raydium pool. Every fee is itemized on the Fees page.

On Solana Mainnet, launching, trading and claims aren't open yet. This page describes how they work once they are.

Creating a coin

  • Choose a name, ticker, image, a short description and optional links. They're published as standard token metadata and can't be changed later.
  • One transaction creates the coin and its bonding curve. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 tokens; the mint and freeze authorities are revoked, so nobody can mint more or freeze holders. You can make the first buy in the same transaction.
  • Outset builds the transaction without any keys, simulates it, and checks it again in your browser before your wallet opens. Only you sign it.
  • A coin appears on Explore only after its launch is confirmed and verified on-chain.

Trading on the bonding curve

Each coin is paired with one asset, chosen at launch (SOL on Mainnet); prices, fees and the target are in that asset. The curve is a constant-product formula: buying raises the price, selling lowers it. 79.31% of the supply is sold along the curve.

Every quote is an estimate from live pool state. Your slippage setting caps how far the price can move against you before the trade fails.

Graduation and liquidity

  • A coin graduates when its curve has raised 85 SOL. The raised funds and remaining tokens move into a Raydium CPMM pool automatically, and trading continues there.
  • The pool's liquidity is 100% locked under Raydium's Burn & Earn: it can never be withdrawn. The LP is locked, not burned; the Fee Key that collects the pool's LP fees goes to Outset's platform wallet.
  • After graduation the pool's swap fee and pool creator fee replace the curve fees. Outset doesn't route pool trades yet.

Creator fees

On the curve, the creator earns 0.25% of every trade. It collects in the creator's own fee vault, and only the creator's wallet can claim it, from the coin's page. After graduation, the pool creator fee goes to Outset's platform wallet; a payout of part of it to creators is planned but not active, so creators receive nothing from pool trades today.

Fees at a glance

Outset platform fee
1.00%
Per curve trade, to Outset's platform fee vault.
Creator fee
0.25%
Per curve trade, claimable by the creator.
Raydium protocol fee
0.25%
Per curve trade, set and kept by Raydium.

Proposed rates (policy 2.0.0-provisional): Outset's Mainnet platform isn't live yet. Network fees are separate. See the full fee breakdown

Risks

  • Most launched coins lose most or all of their value.Only trade what you can afford to lose.
  • Anyone can launch any name or image.Outset verifies that a launch happened on-chain, not who is behind it. Tickers aren't unique: always check the contract address.
  • Early buyers can sell into later buyers.The curve price moves with every trade, and large trades have price impact. Set slippage carefully.
  • Transactions are final.Nothing approved in your wallet can be reversed by Outset.
  • Software and network risk remains.Smart-contract, wallet and network risks exist despite Outset's transaction checks. Raydium can upgrade its programs.

The full Risk Disclosures and Terms of Use are on the Legal page.

Reference

How figures are defined
Price
Per whole token, in the pair asset: the bonding curve's spot price, or after graduation the Raydium pool's price.Source: Pool reserves, on-chain
Market cap
Price × total supply (1B; minting is revoked). Tokens still in the curve count at the current price, as most Solana terminals do.Source: Computed
USD values
SOL amounts at a fresh, verified SOL/USD price from Pyth. If no fresh price is available, the SOL figure is shown instead.Source: Pyth SOL/USD
Circulating supply
Total supply minus the tokens still held by the curve. Marked ≈ when it has to be estimated.Source: Token accounts, on-chain
Liquidity
On the curve: the pair asset it holds. After graduation: the Raydium pool's reserves.Source: Pool accounts
Volume, buys and sells
Successful trades in the period, on the curve and then in the pool. A “+” means part of the history couldn't be read.Source: Pool transactions
Holders and top 10
Wallets with a balance (excluding the curve), and the share the ten largest hold.Source: Token accounts, on-chain
Price chart
Real executed trades only. Early trades are evenly spaced; a time axis starts at 8 trades and candles at 12.Source: Pool transactions

When a figure can't be read, it shows as unavailable rather than as a guess.

Trading pairs on Mainnet

A pair is possible only where Raydium publishes a LaunchLab configuration for that exact token, which Outset checks on-chain. Tokens are identified by address, never by ticker.