poolsLaunch with one preset.
Choose a PFP, name and ticker, then add any links. Your wallet signs the mainnet transaction and pays the creation costs. Each token has a fixed supply of one billion.
POOLS FIELD GUIDE / 01
From first buy
to PumpSwap.
A token starts trading on its own Pools curve. Buys build its SOL reserve. After graduation, a migration moves the liquidity to PumpSwap.
Explore tokens ↗TRADING ROUTE
01 / LAUNCHPools curveBuy and sell on trypools.fun
02 / GRADUATIONReserve target reachedReady for a migration transaction
03 / AFTER MIGRATIONPumpSwap poolSame token mint, new trading venue
Buy and sell the curve.
Choose Buy or Sell on a token card, enter an amount, and review the quote and minimum output. Your wallet authorizes the trade. Pools charges 1% on curve trades. Network fees and new token-account rent are separate.
Follow the SOL reserve.
The graduation bar compares real SOL raised with the token’s fixed SOL target. Buys move it forward and sells can move it back. At 100%, curve trading ends and the token is eligible to migrate.
Trade on PumpSwap.
Once the curve is ready, a wallet submits the migration and funds pool creation. The program deposits the remaining tokens and SOL into PumpSwap and burns the LP tokens it receives. After confirmation, use the same mint to find the pool on PumpSwap. PumpSwap’s trading fees then apply.
READING THE NUMBERS
Market cap and liquidity measure different things.
The opening price targets a $20,000 valuation using virtual reserves. The curve starts with real tokens and buyers supply the real SOL. Graduation targets about $100,000 at the launch-time SOL/USD rate. The dollar valuation can change as SOL moves, so use the reserve bar to track migration progress.