Launch on Solana
Everything needed to run a launch with RELICLAUNCHER, from connecting a wallet to executing a protected bundle. Written for launchers, not engineers.
RELICLAUNCHER is not open to the public yet. These pages describe how the product works so you can read them before activation. There are no published performance figures, and you will not find any here.
What RELICLAUNCHER is
RELICLAUNCHER is a token launcher and bundler for Solana. It creates the token, generates the wallets that buy it, orders every one of those buys behind the create instruction, and sends the whole set to the network as a single bundle aimed at one slot.
The reason for that last part is the whole product. A token that is created first and bought a moment later leaves a gap, and that gap is where someone else buys your supply before you do. A bundle closes the gap by making the create and the buys land together or not at all.
The short version
You set up the launch, the terminal builds it, you read the simulation, you sign once, and the whole thing goes out as one unit.
What it does
Creates the token
Name, ticker, supply, decimals, metadata, image and socials. Mint and freeze authority can be revoked at creation.
Builds the buy side
Up to twenty wallets generated in your browser, split into Primary, Secondary and Reserve roles, with fixed or randomised amounts.
Bundles the launch
The create instruction and every buy are ordered into one bundle aimed at a single slot and submitted through a block engine.
Applies protection rules
Private bundle routing, transaction gating, allowlist mode and MEV protection, all on by default.
Simulates before it spends
The pre-flight assembles the whole launch and reads it against current chain state. It costs nothing and signs nothing.
Returns what is left
One-click sweep sends every unspent balance from the generated wallets back to an address you nominate.
What it does not do
- Hold your fundsSigning keypairs come from your own connected wallet. RELICLAUNCHER never takes custody and cannot move anything you have not signed.
- Ask for a seed phraseNot on any screen, ever. Anything that asks you for one while claiming to be us is an impersonation. Close the tab.
- Promise an outcomeA bundle protects the ordering of your launch. It does not make the token trade, and it does not make anyone buy it.
- Publish numbers we cannot stand behindNo speed claims, no success rate, no uptime figure. The product is pre-launch and has no measured history to quote.
Three ways to launch
Most launches create a fresh mint, but the terminal takes two other paths and the rest of the flow is identical in all three.
- A new tokenFill in the create form and RELICLAUNCHER mints it as the first instruction in the bundle.
- A bonding curveLaunch against a pump.fun style curve instead of your own pool. The buys are ordered the same way behind the create.
- An existing mintPaste a mint address you already control or already trade. No token is created and the bundle is buys only.
The documentation set
Twelve chapters. Read them in order for a first launch, or jump to the one you need.
Launching
Creating a token
Every field on the create form, and which choices cannot be undone.
The wallet vault
Roles, randomised amounts, funding, export and the one-click sweep.
Bundling explained
What a bundle is, why one slot matters, and how submission works.
Protection rules
Four rules, what each one covers, and what none of them can do.
Simulate and execute
The pre-flight read, how to interpret it, and what happens on execute.
Reference
Fees and costs
The platform fee, the network costs, and what is shown before you sign.
Security
Custody model, key handling, and how to spot someone impersonating us.
Troubleshooting
The failures people actually hit, with the fix for each.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions asked most often.
Glossary
Plain definitions for anyone who does not read transactions.
Roadmap
What is built, what is in progress, and what comes after activation.
How to read these pages
Three markers appear throughout. A gold note is worth knowing. A violet note explains something about the network rather than about RELICLAUNCHER. A red note marks a choice that cannot be undone once it is on chain.
Worth knowing
Simulation is free and repeatable. Run it until the result is boring.
About the network
Solana settles in slots of roughly four hundred milliseconds. Everything in a bundle targets one of them.
Cannot be undone
Supply, decimals and revoked authorities are written at creation. Nothing on this site can change them afterwards.
New to all of this? Start with the glossary, then the quick start.
Open the terminal
Connect a wallet and run your first simulation. It costs nothing.