Available balance
Confirmed SOL can be withdrawn or used for a bid. It remains available until a position is taken.
AvailableThe queue is the product.
PrePumped turns a future bonding-curve position into a market before the token exists.
One balance. Exact hand-offs.
Custody keeps bids fast while the ledger keeps each state distinct.
Committed balance
A bid reserves funds against one numbered position. An outbid returns the full amount to available.
Committed or availableClaim or refund
A sold-out queue settles one aggregate buy into deterministic allocations. A lapsed queue returns every winning bid.
Claimable or refundedNo custom contract. One aggregate buy.
Bids settle in the MongoDB ledger. A sold-out queue uses Pump and SPL's existing Solana programs for one atomic create-and-buy, then assigns that token output across the custodial ledger.
Fixed floor87 × 1 SOLFunds the aggregate launch buy.
Excess bidsAbove 87 SOL30% platform · 70% buy-and-burn.
ResultOne atomic buyTokens become claimable by deterministic allocation.
Custody removes clicks, not risk.
A production service must make every ledger and signer boundary observable, reversible where possible, and explicit to the account holder.
- Custody
- Service-controlled keys create loss and operational risk. Signing needs hardened key management and withdrawal controls.
- Execution
- Bonding-curve price, fees, congestion, and launch availability can change the aggregate token output before internal allocation.
- Market
- Meme coins can lose all value. Queue position does not promise liquidity, profit, or a successful launch.
- Product state
- Only live service records are rendered. Missing or invalid feeds fail closed instead of falling back to sample data.