Launching a coin, drafts, scheduled launches and launch rules.
Open Launch a coin in the menu. On a phone it is the Create button in the bottom bar. Next stays locked until a step is complete. There is no MemeWarzone fee to launch, only network costs.
On Solana new coins launch on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve, called DBC. Jupiter can route trades on it before graduation, and when the curve completes the coin moves to a Meteora pool.
On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain new coins launch on our own bonding curve built on a Uniswap V4 hook. When the curve completes the coin moves to a Uniswap V4 pool.
The rules you see in Create are the same on all three chains: 1 billion supply, the same two graduation targets, the same anti-sniper fee and the same fee choices.
In the Bond step you choose the market cap at which the bonding curve completes and the coin graduates: $30K (Fast grad) or $50K (Normal, the default).
A lower target is reached sooner, so the coin graduates sooner. A higher target needs more buying before graduation. The choice is part of the launch and cannot be changed afterwards.
Every new coin has 1 billion tokens.
When trading opens, the trade fee starts at 90% and falls to the normal 2% within 60 seconds. Bots that buy in the first seconds pay for it.
Your own first buy in the launch transaction does not pay the high fee. It is charged the normal 2%.
Yes. A first buy is optional. It happens inside the launch transaction before anyone else can buy, at the curve price plus the normal 2% fee. The tokens go straight to your wallet, unlocked.
You can buy up to 70% of the supply, so at least 15% of the supply is still left on the curve for everyone else. The MAX button in Create fills in the most your wallet can pay after gas and launch fees.
On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain the first buy is in the Bond step. On Solana it is in the Market step, because you pay in the token you pick there. A large first buy costs a lot, because the price rises along the curve.
Coins you buy from the creator wallet on your own coin after launch go into escrow. 20% unlocks after 30 days, then another 20% every 7 days. Everything is free after 58 days.
The Buy panel shows this schedule before you confirm. The first buy inside the launch transaction is not escrowed.
In the Bond step you decide what happens to your share of the trade fee. The four choices are keep it, give it to holders, split it, or use it for buyback and burn.
The choice is made at launch. Your share is a small slice of the 2% trade fee: 5.6% of the fee, which is 0.112% of each trade. The full fee split is on the fee pages.
Choose Draft in the Path step to get a public page for your coin before trading opens. That page is the Prepare page. It shows on the Drafts tab on Coins and in search as PRE-LAUNCH.
On a draft you set the message, links, launch time and founder note, share the page, and let people follow and comment. There is no chart and no Buy button. Trading starts when you press Push Live and confirm the launch in your wallet.
A draft only needs a wallet signature. You pay network fees when you deploy.
Create a draft Coins, Drafts tab
Yes. Open Command Center, My coins, find the draft and press Edit Draft. You can change it until you deploy the coin.
Check the chain, ticker, image, links and launch time before Push Live, because once the coin trades, people act on what the page says.
Scheduled launches are made from a draft. On the Push Live page choose the scheduled option and pick a time. The time must be at least five minutes ahead and no more than 30 days away. The page uses your local time zone.
Trading stays closed until that time. On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain the open time is part of the launch you sign, so the coin opens by itself and you do not need to come back. The anti-sniper fee runs from the open time, not from the moment you signed.
On Solana the schedule is a timer on your draft. When the time arrives, MemeWarzone notifies you that your launch time has arrived, and you open the draft and deploy it with your wallet to go live.
Not after the launch is signed on BNB Chain or Robinhood Chain. The open time is part of the signed launch request and cannot be changed afterwards.
Before you sign, you can change the time on the draft's Push Live page.
The name, ticker and image are written into the token itself and cannot be changed. Everything else on the coin page you can edit as the owner.
Open Edit page from Command Center, My coins. You can change the banner, bio (up to 1,200 characters), founder note, website, X, Telegram and Discord links, up to 5 tags, the Story text and the pinned post. Every edit is signed by your wallet. A signature is not a transaction and costs nothing.
Create checks these as you type.
The Market step sets the token your coin is paired with in its DEX pool after graduation. On BNB Chain the curve trades in BNB, and on Robinhood Chain in ETH. On Solana the curve trades in the token you pick, SOL by default.
Only approved options appear. On Solana an example is USDC. On Robinhood Chain you can choose ETH or an approved stock token. If you pair with something other than the chain's coin, your coin's price and liquidity also follow that token.
Each coin lives on one chain, so there is no single coin across chains. You can launch a separate coin on each chain, one launch per chain. You pick the chain in Create.
There is no limit on how many live coins one wallet can have and no wait between launches. Share the MemeWarzone coin page link and not only the address, because the link carries the chain.
There is no cooldown between launches and no limit on live coins. A launch can still be refused when:
Open Launch a coin in the menu. On a phone it is the Create button in the bottom bar. Create has six steps: Path, Identity, Story, Bond, Market and Review.
There is no MemeWarzone fee to launch. You pay network costs, plus the cost of your own first buy if you make one. Have your image, name, ticker, a short description and your official links ready first.
New coins have an anti-sniper fee. When trading opens, the fee starts at 90% and falls to the normal 2% over 60 seconds. It stops bots from buying everything in the first block for almost nothing. The fee is split the same way as the normal trade fee.
If you buy in the first minute, you pay the fee shown in the quote. Waiting until the minute is over means you pay 2%. The creator's own first buy in the launch transaction pays 2%.
Every coin sets aside 2% of the supply (20M tokens) as a creator reserve. When it is released depends on the chain.
On new coins the creator gets 5.6% of the 2% trade fee, which is 0.112% of every buy and sell. A coin that trades 100,000 dollars in volume on the curve earns its creator about 112 dollars.
After graduation the creator side gets half of the 1% pool fee on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, and 80% of the 0.25% pool fee on Solana. Creators claim in the Command Center under Rewards and claims. Earnings are not guaranteed and depend on real trading.
MemeWarzone charges no platform fee to create a coin. You pay network costs only. On Solana, setting up the launch costs about 0.006 SOL in rent, and a first buy of your own coin pays the normal 2% fee.
A launch can be refused if the wallet cannot cover the first buy plus gas and launch costs.
A draft can have a public Prepare page. People can read it, follow it and comment before trading opens. Use that time to settle your links, logo, message and launch time.
Push Live is the last step. It turns a prepared draft into a live launch. If the launch is scheduled, trading can open up to 30 days later. Do not push live while links or timing are still changing.
Yes. The swap box lets visitors buy and sell from your site with their own wallet, for coins on BNB Chain, Solana and Robinhood Chain. You paste a few lines of code into a Custom HTML block. It works for coins launched on MemeWarzone while they are on the curve and for imported coins.
Imported coin swaps pay 1%, of which 0.5% goes to the coin's creator. A launched coin pays the normal fees. The box shows the fee before anyone confirms.
The owner of a coin can post updates as the coin from the Posts tab of its coin page. An update is up to 280 characters with up to 4 images. It shows the coin's logo and a Creator update label. Tick Also in the home feed to share it more widely.
The coin page also posts automatic updates for the launch, graduation and battles. Owners can turn those off on the edit page. Battles, UpVotes and league pushes are the other ways to get attention.
Drafts have a public Prepare page, but they do not trade. A scheduled launch can open trading up to 30 days after it is created. The page shows the countdown. Buying is not possible before then.
In the first 60 seconds after trading opens, the fee starts at 90% and falls to 2%. Check the fee in the quote before you buy.