The rules

Max per wallet

No wallet can hold more than a set share of supply. Selling back into the curve is never blocked.

• Max per wallet: Largest share of supply one wallet may hold. (0.1–5 % supply, default 1)

Rising max per wallet

The holding cap starts small and rises on a timer, so snipers only get a tiny bag at launch.

• Starting cap: Wallet cap at launch. (0.01–5 % supply, default 0.1)
• Double each period: On: the cap doubles. Off: it rises by a fixed step.
• Rises by: Added to the cap every period (ignored when doubling). (0.01–5 % supply, default 0.1)
• Every: How often the cap rises. (1–1440 minutes, default 5)

Launch window

A tighter wallet cap for the first minutes, against snipers. Combines with the other caps.

• Window: How long the tighter cap lasts. (1–60 minutes, default 2)
• Cap during window: Wallet cap while the window is open. (0.05–5 % supply, default 0.5)

Anti-bundle

Limits how many buys can land in one Solana block, so nobody buys the launch in one shot. Sells are never blocked.

• Max buys per block: Further buys in the same block are refused. (1–20 trades, default 3)

Sniper-fee cap

Refuses buys that pay huge priority fees or Jito tips in the buying transaction during the launch window. Sells are never blocked. It can't see a tip paid from another transaction in the same Jito bundle, so treat it as a speed bump, not a wall.

• Launch window: 0 = forever. (0–1440 minutes, default 10)
• Max priority fee: Normal buyers pay well under 0.001 SOL. (0–0.05 SOL, default 0.002)
• Max Jito tip: Tips to Jito's tip accounts. (0–0.05 SOL, default 0.002)

Sniper fee

The trading fee starts high and falls to the normal 1% over the first minutes, so sniping the launch costs a lot. The curve charges it, so it works however people buy. Your own launch buy pays only 1%. The fee is shared like every trading fee.

• Starting fee: Fee on the very first trades. (2–50 % fee, default 25)
• Falls to 1% over: Drops a little every 6 seconds. (1–60 minutes, default 2)

Trade guard

Every buy, sell and transfer is capped at the same share of supply. Nobody is exempt.

• Max per trade: Largest share of supply in one trade. (0.05–10 % supply, default 0.5)

Anti-dump caps

Caps buys and sells separately, so people buy freely but no single sell can dump a big bag.

• Max per buy: 0 = no buy cap. (0–5 % supply, default 2)
• Max per sell: Set tighter than the buy cap for anti-dump. (0.05–2 % supply, default 0.25)

Graduated sell caps

Small holders sell freely; the bigger the bag, the smaller each sell can be.

• Cap for small holders: Most a small holder can sell at once. (0.05–5 % supply, default 1)
• Cap for the biggest bags: Least any wallet can sell at once. (0.01–1 % supply, default 0.1)
• Bag size for the smallest cap: Wallets holding this much get the smallest cap. (0.5–10 % supply, default 3)

Market hours

Buying and selling only during set hours (UTC), like a stock exchange. Sending tokens works any time.

• Opens at: Hour of the day, UTC. (0–23 hour, UTC, default 14)
• Closes at: At least an hour after opening (24 = midnight). (1–24 hour, UTC, default 22)
• Weekdays only: Closed on Saturday and Sunday (UTC).

DEX-only

Moves only through its market. Wallet-to-wallet sends are refused, so nothing trades off-market.

P2P-only

Anyone can buy from the curve, but nobody can sell back what they bought: to cash out you pass tokens to someone else, and tokens you got from another wallet can be sold. (A second wallet of your own counts as someone else.)