Token-2022 transfer hooks · bonding curve · Pump.fun graduation
Every coin launched on Implant carries its own rules inside the mint: wallet caps, allowlists, bot guards, extra fees. They run on every buy and every transfer until the coin graduates and becomes a plain Pump.fun coin. Prefer a plain Pump.fun launch? That is one click away.
Choose from 14 rules and set the numbers. They are implanted in the token's own transfer hook when it launches, and fixed from then on.
The coin trades on a bonding curve shaped like Pump.fun's. Every buy and every transfer is checked against the rules; selling back to the curve always works.
At the market cap you picked, the hook comes off and the raised SOL buys a real Pump.fun coin in the same transaction. Holders receive their share directly.
The builder
Five short steps. The rules you implant here are written into the token when it launches and cannot be changed afterwards.
What people will see in wallets and on explorers.
The name, ticker, image and links are pinned to IPFS and written into the token. They are served from this site's own /ipfs/ path, and they cannot be edited after launch.
Switch on any of the 14. Each card shows what it lets through and what it turns away, with your numbers filled in.
Only wallets on your list can receive the token.
Passes A wallet on the list buys, or is sent tokens by another holder. It goes through.
Refused A wallet that is not on the list tries to buy (once you add some). The whole transaction fails and nothing moves.
Named wallets can never receive the token.
Passes Any wallet that is not on the list buys normally. A blocked wallet can still sell what it already holds.
Refused A blocked wallet tries to buy, or someone sends it tokens. The transaction fails.
No wallet may end up holding more than a set share of supply.
Passes A wallet holding 10.0M buys 6.0M more. It would hold 16.0M, under the 20.0M cap.
Refused The same wallet tries to buy 16.0M. It would hold 26.0M, over the cap, so the buy fails.
A tighter cap during the first minutes, then the normal rules.
Passes 2 min 30 s after launch a wallet buys 4.5M. That is under the 5.0M window cap.
Refused At the same moment a wallet tries to hold 10.0M. Over the window cap, so it fails. After 5 min the same buy can pass.
The cap starts small and steps up on a timer.
Passes At launch a wallet may hold 5.0M. After 30 min the cap has stepped up to 20.0M, so a buy that ends at 15.0M passes.
Refused Right at launch a wallet tries to reach 15.0M. That is over the opening cap of 5.0M, so it fails until enough time has passed.
No single buy or transfer may be bigger than a set share of supply.
Passes A buy of 8.0M tokens, under the 10.0M limit, goes through.
Refused A single buy of 15.0M tokens is over the limit and fails. Two buys of 7.5M would each pass the guard.
In the first seconds, buys that bid a huge priority fee are refused.
Passes A buy 20 seconds in with a priority price of 40,000 goes through.
Refused A bot buys at second 3 with a price of 2,000,000. Above the cap, so it fails. The same price after 1 min is fine.
Limits how many buys can land in a single slot.
Passes Two different people buy in the same slot. With a limit of 2, both pass.
Refused A bundle tries to land 3 buys in one slot. The 3rd one fails.
The buy fee starts at 50% and falls to your base fee over 2 minutes.
Example A buy at 60 seconds costs a fee of about 25.5%. A buy after 2 minutes costs only the base 1%.
iNever refuses Nothing is refused. A buy in the first second would pay about 49.6% in fees, which is why snipers stay away.
The token can only be bought or sent on chosen days and hours.
Passes A buy on Monday to Friday at 15:30 UTC+0 goes through.
Refused A buy at 22:30 UTC+0, or on a closed day, fails. A sell at that same moment still works.
Bigger buys give up a bigger slice of the tokens they receive.
Example A buy of 500.00K tokens (0.05% of supply) loses about 1% of them.
iNever refuses Nothing is refused. A buy of 5.0M tokens or more loses the full 10%, so the wallet receives 4.5M.
Every buy also burns a slice of the curve's own tokens.
Example A buyer receives 10M tokens. A further 100.00K are burned from the curve's inventory. The buyer still gets all 10M.
iNever refuses Nothing is refused. This rule never blocks a trade.
Part of the platform's cut of every trade goes to holders instead.
Example On a 10 SOL buy the platform's cut is 0.05 SOL. 50% of it, 0.0250 SOL, is set aside for holders.
iNever refuses Nothing is refused. This rule only moves fees around.
After graduation, the Pump.fun creator fees go to holders.
Example After graduation, a holder who received 1% of the Pump.fun coin can claim 1% of the creator fees collected.
iNever refuses Nothing is refused. This only decides who the creator fees belong to.
No rules implanted yet: the coin will trade like any plain curve coin. Sells back into the curve are never refused, and the creator wallet is exempt so your own launch buy always works.
How the coin earns while it trades, and where it leaves the curve.
Optional.
The summary on the right is the whole launch. Read it once.
Rules are fixed at launch and enforced by program code on every buy and transfer. Sells back into the curve are never refused. Until the program upgrade authority is burned or put behind a multisig, it could still change the code for every token, so treat the rules as strong but not trustless.