Anti-bundle launchpad · Solana
Too deep to bundle.
The first 25% of a coin here costs 5.3× the SOL of a typical launch, fixed in its curve on chain, and our worker traces every first-block buyer, so a bundle earns nothing for 30 days.
How it works
How a bundle works, and how it’s stopped here.
The problem · step 1 of 3
The bundle
One person buys across many wallets in the first 3 slots. On a holder list it looks like a crowd.
The wallet counts, shares and price line are illustrative. The SOL figures are computed from this launchpad’s default curve and a typical launch’s, for the first 25% of supply, the trading fee included.
The checks
What links a bundle.
| Check | What it catches | Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| same-funder | Early buyers paid by the same wallet just before they buy | 3+ of the first 20 buyers in the first 3 slots, funded within 6 h |
| shared-sweep | Early buyers that sell, then send their SOL on to one account | 3+ early buyers, 90%+ of each sweep to one account |
| hub-burst | First-slot buyers paid by one exchange in near-identical amounts | 3+ within 30 min, amounts within 5% |
| wsol-handoff | A buyer spending wrapped SOL that another wallet filled for it | 3+ wallets joined by hand-offs, or 1 from the creator |
| fresh-wallet | First-slot buyers on brand-new wallets | 24 h old or less at the buy |
| tool-marks | Buys built the way bundling tools build them, at any slot | 1 known tool mark |
Each check runs in our worker, from chain reads, before every payout round. A wallet it names earns nothing from that coin; one linked by funding, a sweep, a burst or a hand-off earns nothing on any coin here for 30 days. Exchanges link nobody: a funder sending 100+ transactions an hour counts as a hub. Our own fee wallets and deployers (9 wallets) link nobody either. The creator can’t switch a check off.