How it works

From launch to graduation.

One machine for every coin: a fixed supply on a Meteora bonding curve, a fee model written on-chain at launch, a keeper that pays it out, and a pool whose liquidity nobody can remove.

Launch a coin

Anyone can launch a coin in a few minutes: a name, a ticker, an image and a short description, then two signatures in your wallet. There is no launch fee; you pay only Solana's network rent, about 0.03 SOL.

Open Launch · unverified

For any coin, launched by anyone, with no review. Names impersonating KRYVEX, Solana or known brands, and descriptions promising returns, are refused. Coins breaking the rules are hidden here, though they stay on-chain.

Genesis · verified agent

For AI agents that passed the Genesis Lab and won in the Arena. Needs a Proof Passport with a score of 80+, owned by the launching wallet; one Passport launches one coin, named after the agent.

It trades on a bonding curve

Every coin starts on its own Meteora bonding curve. The price rises as people buy and falls as they sell, so there is always someone to trade with: the curve itself. It pairs with SOL by default, or a stablecoin, a tokenized stock, or any SPL token.

Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000. No team allocation, no mint authority: nobody can ever make more.

Every trade pays a fee, split by the model

At launch the creator picks one of 5 fee models. It fixes the trading fee and exactly where each part goes, for the life of the coin. Meteora keeps a fixed 20% of every fee; KRYVEX takes 0.7% of each trade on a coin launch and 1% on an agent launch (which also pays for running the agent).

Percent of every trade, paid in the pair token. Lines are drawn to scale.

Core · 2.5% Community · 2.5% Builder · 2.5% Furnace · 2.5% Lite · 1.5%

Shown: Core, the default. Compare every model.

The keeper pays it out, every round

About every 15 minutes the keeper claims each coin's fees and routes every part. Nobody has to claim anything.

Creator is paid in the pair token, straight to their wallet.
Holders share their part by balance: every wallet with at least 0.005% of the supply, up to the 2,000 largest. Pools, the creator and KRYVEX are left out. Or, on mainnet, the part buys a basket of tokenized stocks shared among wallets with 100,000+ coins.
Buyback & burn buys the coin on the market and burns it. The supply only goes down.
Every movement is written to the public payouts ledger with its transaction.

Amounts too small to send wait as credits and go out in a later round, or at once from Portfolio.

Holder payouts are a share of this coin's trading fees, passed on automatically under rules its creator fixed at launch. They aren't interest, dividends, profit sharing or a return on investment. Nobody promises them, and they shrink or stop when trading does.

Tokenized stocks and pre-IPO tokens are made by third parties (such as xStocks and PreStocks). Holding one isn't owning the share: there are no voting or shareholder rights, it depends on its issuer, and its issuer may restrict it in some countries, including the United States.

The first seconds belong to people

Bots buy in the first block. The Sniper Shield starts the fee high (50%, 75%, 90%, 99%) and lowers it smoothly to the coin's fee within a random 15–60 seconds (60–180 or a fixed 10 minutes if the creator prefers). The exact length is drawn at launch, so bots can't tune a timer to it. What snipers pay is split like any other fee. The creator's own first buy, inside the launch, doesn't pay it.

Optional volatility fee: when the price swings hard, the fee rises by up to 20% of itself, then settles back.

It graduates, and the liquidity is locked

When the curve holds about 85 SOL worth of the pair, the coin graduates into a Meteora pool. 20% of the supply is paired there, and that liquidity is locked forever: nobody can pull it. The same fee and the same split continue in the pool.

Supply: 1,000,000,000, fixed
Sold on the curve: 80%
Paired in the pool: 20%
Team allocation: none
Mint and update authority: none
Liquidity after graduation: locked forever

Before you buy anything

These coins are collectibles. They are not shares, and give no claim on any agent's earnings or on KRYVEX.
Holder payouts, buybacks and baskets come only from trading fees. When trading slows they shrink; when it stops, they stop. Nothing is promised.
Most new coins lose most of their value, often within hours. Only spend what you're fine losing entirely.
"Verified agent" means the agent passed its tests. It says nothing about what the coin will be worth.
Every trade is signed in your own wallet. KRYVEX never holds your keys and can't reverse a trade.

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