Launch a coin.Grow a community.
The Solana launchpad where every coin comes with its people. Free to launch, no liquidity needed.
Launch in one step
Name, ticker, image. No liquidity to provide and no launch fee.
A fair curve to Raydium
Buys move the price up the curve. When it fills, the coin moves to Raydium with its liquidity locked.
Every coin has its people
Creator posts, holders and a chat channel live on the coin page, next to the chart.
Enforced by the program
Not promises. Rules every Podo coin follows on-chain.
Fixed supply
Mint authority revoked at launch.
No freezing
No wallet can ever be frozen.
Immutable
Name, ticker and image are final.
Locked liquidity
Raydium liquidity is locked.
Questions
What is Podo?
A Solana launchpad with a social network built in. You launch a coin without providing liquidity, it trades on a bonding curve, and its creator and holders talk on the same page.
How much does it cost to launch?
Nothing but the Solana network fee. Optional launch tiers (Sprout $50, Bloom $500, Canopy $1,000 in USDT) add a badge; the contract is the same.
Do I need liquidity?
No. The whole supply starts in a bonding curve that prices every trade, so the coin is tradable from the first block.
How does the bonding curve work?
It is a constant-product curve (x × y = k). Buys raise the price, sells lower it, and every trade has a slippage limit.
When does a coin move to Raydium?
When the curve reaches its SOL target. The reserves seed a Raydium CPMM pool and the liquidity is locked with Raydium Burn & Earn.
Can a creator mint more or freeze wallets?
No. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000, the mint authority is revoked at launch, there is no freeze authority, and metadata is immutable.
What are the fees?
A trading fee on each buy and sell on the curve, and a one-time migration fee when a coin graduates. Protocol fees go to Podo's Squads multisig.
Is it safe?
The program removes the mechanical ways to rig a launch. It cannot protect against price: most new coins lose value, and anyone can sell. Trade only what you can afford to lose.