Pair it with anything
A liquid token, or any of 150+ tokenised equities. The pair asset is also the fee asset, so a curve opened against an index pays its holders in that index rather than in something they then have to swap.
The mechanics
One curve, one fee, one split.
Nothing on CRATE SOL is negotiated after the fact. A launch picks what it is priced in, where it stops being a curve, and where its share of the trading fee goes — and those three choices are what the keeper enforces from the first buy onward. This page is the whole of it.
Open low, graduate high
Every curve starts at $4K and you pick where it stops: $25K, $35K, $50K. Reaching the cap moves the liquidity into a locked AMM pool and locks it there.
Settled on a clock
80% of the fee follows your module and 20% keeps the venue running. The keeper claims and settles every 15 minutes — every 30 for the draw.
Where the larger half goes
Five destinations, one of which you choose at launch and none of which can be changed afterwards. The clock is the same for all of them except the draw, which runs on its own.
Holder split
every 15 min
You decide how much of your side the book gets — anywhere from a tenth of it to all of it — and the rest lands in your wallet. Payment is proportional to balance across the top three hundred wallets holding at least 0.005% of supply, and the creator wallet is left out of its own distribution. A round worth less than ten dollars is held over rather than split into dust.
Buyback & burn
every 15 min
Your side is spent on the curve, and everything it buys is sent to the incinerator. Before graduation the buy happens against the curve itself; after graduation it routes through the open market. Supply removed this way is counted on the coin page and never comes back.
Crate Draw
every 30 min · 3% tax only
Your side accumulates instead of paying out, and every half hour ten separate holders share what has gathered. Weight is the square root of a balance rather than the balance itself, so a wallet a hundred times larger is only about ten times likelier to be drawn — a small bag is a real ticket, not a rounding error. The seed is a finalised block hash committed before the draw, published with the result, so anyone can recompute the winners.
Manifest
every 15 min
List up to five destinations and the weight each one carries, and every round is divided along those lines before it leaves. Useful when a launch has a team, a treasury and a marketing wallet that would otherwise be settling up by hand every evening.
Dip guard
every 15 min
Instead of buying on a timer, this one waits. The creator's side accumulates and is spent on the curve only once the price has fallen far enough from its own high, which puts a standing bid under the coin exactly when there is nothing else holding it up. Anything bought is kept in the treasury rather than burned, so the supply is unchanged and the position can be spent again later.
Bounty
every 15 min
The creator's side funds a bounty pot that is paid out to named contributors as work is claimed — an artist, a moderator, whoever shipped the thing. Every payment is written to the same public ledger as every other module, so a coin that says it pays its contributors can be checked on that rather than believed.
Desk
every 15 min
No distribution and no ceremony: the creator's share arrives in the creator's wallet on the same fifteen-minute clock as every other module, denominated in whatever the curve is paired against. After graduation the fee keeps coming from the locked pool and keeps flowing through here.
Buying and selling
You can pay in SOL, in dollars or in the pair asset itself. If what you are spending is not what the curve is priced in, the swap and the buy are one transaction — you either get the coin or you keep what you started with, never something in between. Selling returns the pair asset. Once a curve has graduated it trades on the open market like anything else, and the fee keeps arriving from the locked pool.
What is fixed, and what we cannot do
- Supply is 1B and the authority to mint more is destroyed in the same transaction that creates it.
- The launch is signed by the creator's own wallet. The venue never holds keys, and never holds the tokens it lists.
- Every claim, payment, burn and draw is written down with the signature of the transaction that did it, and that ledger is public.
- A payout destination is checked against the creator recorded on chain. The venue's own addresses are not eligible to receive a creator's side, and neither is the program.
- The module and the tax are set at launch. Nobody — creator or venue — can change either one afterwards.
Ready to open one?
Five steps, one signature, and the split is decided before anyone can trade it.