AMD–Supply / coin64,000,000On the curve–Graduated–Solana

Read the rule

Launch on AMDPAD and your coin is 64-bit: 64M supply, paired with AMD stock, the price doubling across four eras. AMDPAD is a token launchpad on Solana, built entirely on Meteora: the Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) sells the coin, and at graduation DBC moves it to a DAMM v2 pool. There is no custom on-chain program to trust; the rules live in the DBC configs every coin uses, one per launch mode.

Follow the 64M rule

  • 64,000,000 supply, 6 decimals, minted once by DBC when the coin launches.
  • Mint authority and freeze authority are revoked. The config uses DBC's fixed-supply mode with an immutable token, so no one, including us, can ever mint more. Each coin page reads the mint account and shows the check.
  • Paired with AMD stock. Coins trade against Backpack Securities' tokenized AMD. Prices show in µAMD per coin (1 µAMD = 0.000001 AMD), with dollars second.

Climb the curve

The bonding curve has four eras: 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit. Across each era the price doubles and each AMD buys half as many coins, so every era raises about the same AMD, a quarter of the curve's graduation target. It is one continuous curve made of four Meteora constant-product segments. At each new era the liquidity drops by √2, so the price climbs faster from there: the curve has a kink rather than a jump, and there is no price cliff to snipe.

There is one curve. Every coin graduates at 11.5 AMD raised and moves to Meteora DAMM v2. That target sets every price on the curve: a coin starts at about 0.0708 µAMD per coin (4.53 AMD fully diluted) and graduates at about 72.4 AMD fully diluted, about 16× its start. The target is fixed in AMD, so its SOL and dollar value move with the market.

About 84% of the supply is sold on the curve. The rest goes into the DAMM v2 pool at graduation together with all the AMD raised. That split is not a setting: DBC puts exactly (AMD raised ÷ graduation price) coins into the pool, so the pool opens at the price the curve ended at. A tiny unsold leftover (about 0.02%) is burned.

Follow the fees

  • Every trade on the curve pays a 1% fee, collected in AMD.
  • Anti-snipe: in a coin's first 3 seconds the fee starts at 49.99% and drops every second (49.99% / 33.66% / 17.33% / 1%). The creator's first buy, inside the launch transaction, pays 1%. Without a first buy, the first outside buyer may pay up to 49.99%.
  • Meteora's protocol takes 20% of it. Of the rest, the creator share is 75% and the platform 25%. Who gets the creator share is the launch mode, fixed at launch: the coin's creator (Creator mode), its holders (Holders mode), or buying the coin back and burning it (Burn mode).
  • So per fee: 60% creator share, 20% platform, 20% Meteora. The platform's part splits into 15% buyback & burn and 5% treasury.
  • A keeper claims the platform's share in AMD. It sends 25% of what comes in to the treasury (memo amdpad treasury), buys the native $AMDPAD coin with the rest (on its bonding curve, or on its Meteora DAMM v2 pool once it has graduated) and burns every coin it buys (memo amdpad buyback & burn). The Burns page lists burns straight from the chain.
  • After graduation, 100% of the DAMM v2 liquidity is permanently locked: 20% platform, 80% creator share. The pool's 1% fee is paid in AMD to those positions, so the platform's LP fees are split the same way.
  • Unsold curve leftovers (about 0.02% of a coin's supply) are burned when the coin graduates.

Burning removes coins from supply forever. Buyback & burn describes what the fees do.

Holders mode

Holders mode: 60% of every trading fee on this coin is the holders' fee share, credited in AMD to wallets holding it, pro rata, at frequent random snapshots, and claimable any time. It depends only on trading volume and is often zero.

  • The coin's config gives the creator nothing on chain: the creator share goes to the partner side, held by the holders distributor (a separate key, never the keeper). After graduation its locked DAMM v2 position is 100% the distributor's; 80% of its fees are the holders' share.
  • Snapshots: one every 60 seconds in a coin's first hour, then one every 10 minutes, each at a secret random moment in its window. Each one credits the holders' share of the fees that arrived since the last one, read from Meteora's on-chain fee counters, split by balance.
  • Counted: wallets whose holding (all their token accounts added up) is worth at least $10 at the snapshot: coins × the coin's own price in µAMD(its curve, or its DAMM v2 pool once graduated), at that moment's AMD/USD. Without a fresh AMD/USD the last recorded one is used; with none, the snapshot is skipped and its credit carries over. If no wallet qualifies, the holders' share stays in the coin's pot for the next snapshot. Not counted: pools, vaults and other program accounts, the keeper, the distributor and the treasury.
  • Claim from the coin page from 1,000 µAMD. You sign the claim and pay its network fee (and about 0.002 SOL once if your wallet has no AMD account). Unclaimed shares never expire.
  • The platform's part (20% of fees) is forwarded to the keeper (memo amdpad platform share) and split into buyback & burn and treasury like any other coin. Claims carry the memo amdpad holders.

Burn mode

The creator share of a Burn coin (60% of every trading fee, and 80% of its LP fees after graduation) buys that coin back and burns it, for as long as it trades. The creator gets none of it. It depends only on trading volume and is often zero.

  • The distributor claims the fees, then spends them over 24 hours in hourly slices on the coin's own curve, or its DAMM v2 pool after graduation.
  • A slice that would move the price more than 5% is halved and retried, so a thin pool burns slower.
  • Every coin bought is burned in a transaction with the memo amdpad coin burn, so anyone can audit it. The coin's supply on chain falls by exactly that much.

Boosts

Paid placement, paid in $AMDPAD and burned. Anyone can burn $AMDPAD on a coin's page to boost it. Boosted coins show first: the Boosted row on the home page, the Boosted tab on Coins, and a Boosted tag wherever the coin appears.

  • A boost counts in full when it lands, then fades to zero over 24 hours: 75% after 6 hours, 50% after 12, gone after 24. Boosts on the same coin add up. The coin with the most boost left ranks first.
  • No fixed price. To take #1, burn more than the leader has left; the coin page shows the exact amount. The more people boost, the more #1 costs. The smallest boost is 1,000 $AMDPAD.
  • One transaction you sign: a burn of $AMDPAD from your wallet and the memo amdpad boost: v1 <coin mint>. The burned coins are gone for good. Nobody receives them: not AMDPAD, not the creator. The site reads boosts from chain; a burn without exactly one such memo, or below the minimum, doesn't count.

Know the risks

  • The quote token is Backpack Securities' tokenized AMD.
  • Its issuer can pause all of that token's transfers. While it is paused, trading and claims stop until it resumes.
  • Its issuer holds a permanent delegate and a freeze authority over that token.
  • A stock split changes the token's displayed multiplier.
  • Coins launched here are not AMD stock and give no rights to it.
  • AMDPAD is not affiliated with or endorsed by AMD or Backpack.

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This deployment runs on Solana mainnet with real tokenized AMD.