Just holding
Nothing to do
1×The Ethereum playbook, on Solana.
Fees
Creators pick a trading fee from 0.25% to 2.5%, paid in SOL on every buy and sell. All of it stays with the coin, split on-chain between its creator, its holders and its own reserves. Keel takes no trading fee.
The reserves share is real SOL: it goes into the curve while the coin is on it, then into the locked pool as buy-side depth, so dips get absorbed.
The curve
Every coin has 1B supply and the same curve. It opens at about 206 SOL market cap and graduates at about 1,467 SOL once 400 SOL is raised.
Staking
Hold a coin and you earn its holders’ share of every trade’s fee, sent to your wallet in SOL every hour. Lock it for 7 or 30 days to count for more.
Nothing to do
1×Locked for 7 days
1.5×Locked for 30 days
2×Launch rules
The same protection for every coin, one optional setting, and a check that runs before every launch.
Optional, in the launch transaction. The dev’s sells are fee-free only up to what they bought at launch.
Always on. Buys in the first second pay 90%, and the tokens it buys are burned. Sniping block 0 loses money.
Every launch is checked against every live coin. A copy is labelled for good.
The terms
Graduation at about 1,467 SOL market cap. 0.03 SOL to launch. Nothing else to compare.
Hooks
Keel’s PoolManager brings v4’s full hook model to Solana: 14 permissions in the hook’s address, callbacks before and after every action, return deltas and dynamic fees. Every Keel coin is a pool whose hook runs its curve and its graduation.
0.03 SOL. Same curve. The coin keeps the fee.
Launch a coinKeel is software, not financial advice. Memecoins are volatile and most go to zero.