Buying and selling

Buying and selling happen on the coin's own page. Connect a wallet for the chain the launchpad runs on — the page asks for the right family automatically — and use the Buy/Sell box.

Slippage

Slippage is the worst price you will accept. On a bonding curve the price moves with every trade, including trades that land between your click and your confirmation, so a tolerance that is too tight fails and one that is too loose overpays. The default suits ordinary conditions; raise it in a fast market.

Priority fees

On Solana every transaction the app builds carries a priority fee, priced from what the network is actually charging right now rather than a hardcoded guess, and clamped so a spiking network cannot drain your wallet through the fee.

After a coin graduates

Graduated coins trade in place, on the same page. On Solana the curve migrates into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and the trade box quotes and swaps against that instead; on EVM there is no migration at all and the pool simply continues. Either way the tape, the chart and the statistics carry on without a gap.

What the app cannot do for you

• Reverse a trade, or recover funds sent to a wrong address.
• Stop a coin from going to zero, or its holders from selling.
• Guarantee a buyer — locked liquidity means the pool cannot be pulled, not that the price holds.