How PIPO PAD works.

PIPO PAD lets anyone launch a fixed-supply token on Solana and lets traders buy and sell it along a bonding curve. When the curve fills, the token can migrate to a token/SOL pool on Raydium.

Every launch also sets aside 10,000,000 tokens for holders who bought on the curve and kept their bag until it completed.

P&L counts finalized PIPO PAD curve trades. The SOL you spent on buys, fees included, sets your average cost. Sells remove cost in proportion, and what you received is your realized profit.

Network fees, rent, creator earnings, rewards and trades on other venues are not included. USD values use the current SOL/USD rate.

Any Solana wallet that can sign transactions: Phantom, Solflare, OKX, SafePal and others. On mobile, open the site inside your wallet browser.

Each address has its own holdings, creator earnings and reward eligibility, so connect the one you plan to use.

No. Connecting only shares your public address. PIPO PAD never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and every transaction is signed in your wallet.

Curve funds and reserved tokens sit in program-controlled accounts, separate from your wallet.

Live: wallet connection, token creation, curve buys and sells, portfolio, holders and creator earnings tracking.

Rolling out: automated migration, creator SOL claim after migration and holder reward publication. A full curve can show Migration pending until migration is executed.

Connect your wallet, enter a name and ticker, upload a logo. Add a description, banner and links if you like, set an optional first buy, then sign the creation transaction.

The token address is generated on your device and ends in "pipo".

PIPO PAD takes no creation fee. You only pay Solana network fees and the cost of creating token accounts and metadata. A first buy is a separate purchase.

Logo is required and fitted to 500 x 500. Banner is optional, 1500 x 500. PNG, JPG or WebP up to 5 MB. X, Telegram and website are optional. Use artwork you own or have rights to.

Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 tokens with six decimals. Mint authority is revoked at creation and there is no freeze authority.

Roughly 732.75M tokens are sold on the curve, about 257.25M go to migration liquidity and 10,000,000 are reserved for holder rewards. There is no separate creator allocation.

Creation and the first buy are two transactions. If creation succeeds but the buy fails, the token still exists and you can buy from its page. The first buy pays the normal fee and can count for holder rewards.

Drafts live in your browser only. Clearing site data or switching devices removes them. Token details cannot be edited after launch, so check everything before signing.

Price comes from virtual SOL and token reserves. Buys push the price up, sells push it down, and big orders fill across a wider price range. Trading fees are kept apart from the reserve.

Price is the value of one token. Market cap / FDV is price times the full 1B supply, a valuation, not cash. Curve reserve is the SOL backing trades before migration; DEX liquidity is what sits in the pool after.

Slippage is how much price movement you accept. If the price moves past your limit before the trade lands, it is rejected instead of filling worse. Refresh the quote and keep a little SOL for network fees.

A wallet signature is not a confirmation yet. Busy RPCs or a congested network can delay the result. Do not resend the same trade while it is pending.

New coins have under 35 SOL in the curve. Heating up means 35 SOL or more, 70% of the way to 50 SOL.

Graduated coins have completed migration on-chain. Reaching 100% alone is not graduation.

Charts combine verified trades with current curve data. Holders shows wallet balances without program reserves. Portfolio shows positions for the connected address.

Before migration, only apps that support the PIPO PAD curve program can trade the token. After migration, any app that indexes the Raydium pool can.

Buys and sells cost 1%: 0.8% to the creator and 0.2% to PIPO PAD. A 1 SOL trade pays 0.01 SOL in fees in total.

No. Creator fees land in the creator wallet with every successful trade. Creator Studio tracks them from verified history.

The Raydium pool charges its own swap fee. Fees earned by the locked migration liquidity are split 50/50 between the creator and PIPO PAD.

The creator signs one transaction that collects fees from the locked position, converts them to SOL and splits the result. If any step fails, the whole thing rolls back.

PIPO PAD plans to send part of platform income to $PIPO buybacks and to projects that protect real frogs and their ponds. The exact share, schedule and partners are not fixed yet.

These plans are separate from creator fees and holder rewards. Do not treat them as an automatic payout or a promised percentage of each trade.

The curve completes when its real reserve hits 50 SOL and the sale allocation is gone. Then curve trading stops until the migration transaction runs.

Raydium CPMM with a token/SOL pair. The program checks the pool address and configuration, so a copycat pool is not the verified one.

50 SOL minus the 3 SOL migration fee and the real setup costs. The rest is paired with the reserved migration tokens.

The migration LP is locked for good through Raydium Burn & Earn. A fee key keeps the right to collect fees from it; it is held by the program, not by the creator.

A funded executor triggers it under fixed program checks and cannot redirect funds. Until it succeeds, the token shows Migration pending. Pool creation, deposit and lock happen in one transaction.

There is no fixed USD number. It depends on the final curve price and the SOL/USD rate. 50 SOL is a reserve target, not a market cap.

Buy on the curve and keep everything until the curve completes. No sells, transfers out or burns of that token from the same wallet before then.

Yes. Any successful sell before completion disqualifies the wallet for that token, even if you buy back later.

Any outgoing transfer before completion disqualifies the sending wallet. Received tokens do not add reward weight to the receiver.

Yes and yes. The creator follows the same rules. Several qualifying buys from one wallet add up; buying earlier gives no extra multiplier.

Your reward = 10,000,000 x your eligible tokens / all eligible tokens. If you hold 1M and one other holder holds 3M, you get 25% of the drop.

At the curve completion transaction. After that you can sell; the snapshot does not change.

After migration and publication, connect the qualifying wallet and press Claim on the token page. No deadline. Never send SOL to anyone to "unlock" a reward.

Then the reserved tokens are burned after migration. They never go to the creator or PIPO PAD.

Check you are on the wallet that signed, that the transaction succeeded on mainnet, then refresh. Identify tokens by mint address, names can be copied.

Rejecting in the wallet before sending stops it. Once sent, the chain decides. There are no guaranteed refunds on successful buys.

Creators get their fee share and trade like everyone else, with no mint or freeze authority. The PIPO PAD program has an upgrade authority that can update code and pause new launches.

Token pages show the mint, curve progress, trades and holders. Check any signature on Solscan and use the verified Raydium link after migration.