How it works
A bundle pays more, then earns nothing.
Two things work against a bundle here. The curve makes cornering a coin expensive before it happens, and the checks make sure a bundle that buys anyway is paid nothing after.
01The curve
Deeper, so a corner costs more.
Every coin here on a deep pair raises 2.5× what a typical launch does, and the curve opens higher for it. Buying any share of supply in one go costs that much more, written into the curve on chain.
| This curve | A typical launch | |
|---|---|---|
| Opens atMarket cap at the first trade | 159.4 SOL | 27.96 SOL |
| Raises to graduate | 212.5 SOL | 85.01 SOL |
| Open to graduationHow far the price rises from the first trade to graduation | 4.0× | 14.7× |
| Sold on the curveOf supply, before the coin graduates to its pool | 66.7% | 79.3% |
| Share of supply | This curve | A typical launch | Times |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10% | 17.45 SOL | 3.12 SOL | 5.5× |
| 25% | 49.66 SOL | 9.23 SOL | 5.3× |
| 50% | 129.1 SOL | 26.51 SOL | 4.8× |
Written into the curve on chain when the coin is created. Nobody can change it.
02The rules
Caught once, paid nothing for 30 days.
Every rule runs on every coin here. None is a setting a creator can turn off.
Anti-bundle curve
anti-bundle
“One wallet buys half the curve across twenty wallets and dumps on everyone after.”
On a deep pair a coin here raises 2.5× what a typical launch does and opens higher for it, so a quarter of supply costs 5.3× as much to buy up.
Written into the curve on chain. Nobody can change it after launch, us included.
Fresh first-block wallets out
fresh-first-block
“Bots buy in the same block the coin appears, from wallets made that morning.”
A wallet under 24 hours old that buys in the first block earns nothing from payouts. Its share goes to the other holders.
Every payout round, from the chain.
Bundlers paid nothing, 30 days, every coin
shared-funder · sweep · hub-burst
“The same wallets bundle one coin, then the next.”
3 or more early buyers with one funder, early buyers sweeping to one account, or like withdrawals from one exchange within 30 minutes: out of payouts on that coin, and on every coin here for 30 days. A creator who funded them loses their share to holders.
Every payout round, from links read on chain.
Wrapped-SOL hand-offs
wsol-handoff
“A bag sold in slot two shows up in two fresh wallets in the same slot.”
A seller that opens a wrapped-SOL account for the next buyer and pays the sale into it is one bundle with them. Wallets and exchanges don’t pay that way; relays do.
Every payout round, joined to the bundler rules above.
The quick curve for thinner pairs
quick-curve
“On a thin pair a few buys send the chart flying.”
A pair from a $5,000 pool gets a quick curve: it opens higher and runs 2× to graduation, not 4×, labelled Protected. Under $5,000, DEEP doesn’t launch against it.
Picked from the pair’s depth when the curve is built.
Blind launch
blind-launch
“Bots watch for a new coin’s address and buy the moment it shows up.”
Your deposit carries no coin data, and our deployer creates the coin 3–15 seconds after it, signed by the deployer and the new mint alone. Nothing names the mint before the pool does.
Checked on the deposit before it is sent; each coin page links both transactions.
The sniper fee
sniper-fee
“Snipers take the creation block before a single person sees it.”
Off by default. Switched on, the first 1 to 4 slots, drawn at random per coin, pay a 99% fee; a buy in the coin’s own creation transaction pays the normal one. Meteora only: on a pair Raydium lists, it moves the launch to Meteora.
Written into the pool’s fee schedule on chain, when on.
03How a bundle is built
Twenty wallets, one hand.
- The night before
What the bundle does
Twenty wallets are funded through proxy wallets, 30 minutes apart, so no terminal links them by time.
What reads it
Shared funders, and like withdrawals from one exchange within 30 minutes.
Step 1 - Slot 0
What the bundle does
They buy in the block the coin appears, before anyone has seen it.
What reads it
A blind launch hides the mint until this block; the curve’s depth prices the rest.
Step 2 - Slot 2
What the bundle does
One sells its whole bag and, in the same transaction, opens wrapped-SOL accounts for two fresh wallets with the money.
What reads it
Wrapped-SOL hand-offs.
Step 3 - Minutes later
What the bundle does
Each new wallet sells part and hands off again, every couple of slots, until the bag is spread thin.
What reads it
Sweeps to one account, and the 30-day record across every coin here.
Step 4
- How a bundle is named
- Early buyers tied together by one funder, a sweep to one account or a burst of like withdrawals from one exchange are named as a bundle.
- Who payouts skip
- Every payout round skips bundled wallets and first-block wallets under a day old. What they would have earned goes to the other holders.
- When a creator loses their share
- A creator who funded their own bundle, or sold most of their dev buy, loses their share of every trade to the holders.
Counting…
04Fees
Every trade pays holders.
Each trade pays 1.25%. Holders are paid in the pair coin, SOL pairs in SOL, and bundled wallets are left out of every round.
- HoldersPaid to whoever holds this coin, in the pair coin. Every holder, no minimum.0.20%
- CreatorIn the pair coin, on every trade.0.30%
- deep and Meteoradeep's platform fee and Meteora's launch program fee, together.0.75%
05X-ray
Check a coin before you buy.
The same reads our checks use, on any coin from anywhere: a score, the biggest red flag and the transactions behind it.
The first block should belong to the crowd, not one wallet in twenty.
Every coin here is anti-bundle, checked from its first block, and its bundlers are paid nothing.