How it works

The moment your backing confirms. It cannot be withdrawn while the launch is filling up or getting ready. It is released only as tokens (if the launch succeeds) or as a refund (if it does not).

Tokens, in proportion to your share of the target. Half of the supply (500,000,000 tokens) goes to backers; 1 SOL of a 50 SOL launch is 10,000,000 tokens. You do not get your SOL back: the SOL becomes the pool's liquidity.

If the target is not reached by the deadline, or settlement does not finish within 60 minutes of filling, every backer can reclaim their full SOL. Refunds never expire and go only to the wallet that backed. Network fees are not refunded.

All target SOL and the other half of the supply are deposited into a Raydium pool, and every LP token the pool issues is burned in the same transaction. Nobody, including Pop Launch or the creator, can withdraw that liquidity. Burning does not stop prices from falling or holders from selling.

No. Creators receive no allocation and no fee from backers. They pay a 0.1 SOL creation fee and a setup reserve for pool costs, and they can back their own coin on the same terms as everyone else.

Backers pay only network fees and the rent of their token account on claim. Creators pay the 0.1 SOL creation fee plus a quoted setup reserve; unused reserve is returned.

After launch the token trades on a public DEX. Prices move, fees apply, and a launch that fills does not promise profit or any minimum resale value. Backer counts mean wallets, which can be created at will.