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How Solana meme coins actually work — and how every part of PumFox fits in. The authorities, the liquidity, the costs, and the checks that matter before you launch or buy. Plain language, no promises.
Start here
Three things happen between an idea and a coin people can trade.
01Connect a wallet
Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Your wallet is your account — PumFox never asks for a seed phrase and never holds your funds.
02Create or copy a coin
Add the name, symbol, image, supply and links. Copy Token fills the same form from a coin you found while browsing Trending.
03Add liquidity so it can trade
Pump.fun launches trade on the bonding curve straight away, so this step is only for Raydium launches. Without a pool there is nothing to buy or sell against. You pick the coin and the SOL amount, then approve it in your wallet.
What it costs: a PumFox service fee for each service, plus the Solana network fee and account rent. The exact total is quoted before you sign — see current fees.
What PumFox does
Everything below happens in your own wallet — PumFox builds the transaction, you approve it. Nothing here holds your keys or your funds.
Pump.fun Launch
Launch on Pump.fun's bonding curve in one wallet approval. Supply is fixed at 1 billion, mint and freeze authority are handled by Pump.fun, and trading starts right away — no liquidity deposit needed. Liquidity and authority options are Included / Free; you only pay the small PumFox launch fee plus Solana network costs. Pump.fun's own protocol and creator fees stay with Pump.fun and are never PumFox revenue. Mainnet only.
Launch on Pump.funToken Launch (Raydium)
A 3-step form for name, symbol, image, supply and links. You see the mint, service and network costs, then approve the transaction in your own wallet — nothing is signed for you.
Open Token LaunchCopy Token
Found a coin you like? Copy Token prefills the same launch form with its public details so you can change anything before you launch. The mint address is always new — copying never touches the original coin.
Open Copy TokenLiquidity Pool
Put your coin and SOL into a pool so people can trade, watch the pools you are in, and withdraw your share back to your wallet when you want. Withdrawals only appear for positions you actually hold.
Open LiquidityMy Coins
Every token you created, in one list with its live price, supply and market links. Hiding a coin only hides the record here — the token stays on Solana and can be shown again.
Open My CoinsAnalytics
Charts and stat cards for your coins and pools across 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days: liquidity, market cap, volume and price movement, with the trade history behind them.
Open AnalyticsExport your data
Any chart range you are looking at can be downloaded as a CSV file, so you can check the numbers yourself in a spreadsheet instead of trusting a picture.
Open AnalyticsTrending & discovery
A live feed of coins moving right now, scored on volume momentum, buy pressure, liquidity, activity and recency — attention, not quality. Search and filters help you narrow it down.
Browse trendingWatchlist
Keep the coins you are following in one place and check their prices without hunting through the feed again.
Open watchlistRisk filters
Filter the list on dead or rug-flagged coins so obvious problems are out of sight before you click into anything.
Use the filtersFees, up front
Every service fee is listed on the Fees page, and the exact total — service fee, network fee and account rent — is quoted before you approve. Rates change with the network, so the page is always the latest.
See current feesNot sure where to start?
Pick what you are trying to do — the right screen is one click away.
- Token Launch
I want to launch my own coin
Read the three steps above, then open Token Launch and fill the form. You approve the transaction in your wallet.
- Copy Token
I want to launch something like a coin I saw
Open that coin from Trending and use Copy Token — the details are filled in, and you change whatever you want.
- Liquidity
I want my coin to be tradable
Add liquidity so there is a pool to buy and sell against, then check the pool under Liquidity.
- Withdraw
I want to take my money out of a pool
Open Liquidity — withdraw only shows up when you hold a position in that pool.
- Watchlist
I want to follow a coin without buying
Add it to your watchlist and check it there instead of searching each time.
- Fees
I want to know what something costs first
Check the Fees page, then compare it with the quote in your wallet popup before signing.
Before you launch
Token authorities, liquidity and the risks that matter.
Red flags
Six things to check before you put money into any coin — including one you are thinking of copying.
Liquidity not locked
If the pool is unlocked, whoever funded it can pull it out at any time and the chart collapses.
Mint authority still active
Whoever holds it can print more supply whenever they like. Look for a disabled-mint badge.
Freeze authority still active
Whoever holds it can freeze your tokens so you are left holding something you cannot sell.
One wallet holds most supply
A single holder that large can move the price on its own, in either direction.
No website, no socials
A coin with nowhere to check its story has nothing behind it but the name.
A clone of another coin
Names and images get copied to ride someone else's attention — compare the mint address, never the name.
You can check all six on a coin's page, in Trending, or on a Solana explorer — none of them need special tools.
Stay safe
Five habits that matter more than any chart.
Only spend what you can afford to lose
Most meme coins end at zero. Treat money you put in as money already gone.
Verify the mint address before you trade
It is the one thing that cannot be copied. Copy it from the coin's page and check it in your wallet or an explorer.
Read the wallet popup
The approval screen lists the exact service fee, network fee and rent. If it differs from the quote you saw, cancel and start again.
Keep your seed phrase to yourself
Nobody from PumFox will ever ask for it. Anyone who does is trying to empty your wallet.
Ignore promised returns
No launch, marketing message or 'insider tip' can guarantee a price, and passing automated checks never means a token is safe.
What PumFox does not do
We do not issue, endorse, verify or provide liquidity for any token created on the platform, and nothing on this page is financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.
Where to get help
The answers that already exist, and the people to ask when they do not.
Fees page
The current price of every service, plus how network fee and rent fit in. Check it right before you sign.
Open FeesCreate Coin guide
What each field means, what the authorities do and what you will be asked to approve.
Read itLiquidity guide
How pools work, what adding liquidity commits you to, and how withdrawal works.
Read itThis page
Basics, red flags and safety habits — the short version of what to check before you put money anywhere.
You are hereStill stuck? Reach us directly
Keep the mint address and the transaction signature handy — those two let anyone trace exactly what happened.
Questions
The things people ask most often before their first launch or buy.
What is a mint address?
A token's unique on-chain ID. Every coin has exactly one and it never changes — it is the only reliable way to tell two coins with the same name apart.
Why can't I sell right after buying?
Usually the pool is too small to absorb your sell, or a freeze authority is active. A tiny pool also means one sell can move the price hard.
Should I disable mint and freeze authority on my own coin?
If you want buyers to trust it, yes. Both are one-time services with their own fee, and the change is permanent — it cannot be undone.
Can PumFox freeze or take my tokens?
No. Only a freeze authority the creator chose to keep can freeze accounts — which is exactly why revoking it matters to buyers.
Where do I see coins I created?
In My Coins inside your dashboard, as soon as the launch transaction is confirmed on Solana.
What does it cost to launch?
A PumFox service fee per service, plus the Solana network fee and account rent. The exact total is quoted and approved by you before anything is signed — live rates are on the Fees page.
Why is the Withdraw button missing on a pool?
Withdrawal only shows when your wallet actually holds a position in that pool. If you have no liquidity share, there is nothing to withdraw — the button stays hidden rather than sitting there dead.
Does adding liquidity lock my money?
Your share stays yours: it trades in the pool until you withdraw it, and you can withdraw whenever the pool allows it. What you cannot do is withdraw something you never put in.
What is the difference between My Coins and Liquidity?
My Coins lists the tokens you created. Liquidity lists the pools you have a position in. They are different things — you can create a coin without ever adding liquidity to it.
Can I get the chart numbers out of the app?
Yes. Any range you are viewing — 24H, 7D or 30D — can be exported as a CSV file so you can check the maths yourself.
What do the dead and rug filters actually do?
They hide coins that trip obvious risk checks, so you start from a shorter list. They never mark anything as safe — a coin that passes can still fail.
Do I have to reconnect my wallet every time?
No. Your wallet connection is restored when you come back, and the page shows a short loader while it does. Signing out or disconnecting on purpose is the only time you have to reconnect and confirm again.
Why does the quote change between the page and my wallet?
Solana network fees move with congestion, and account rent depends on current rates. If the number in your wallet popup is different from the quote in a way you did not expect, cancel and reload to get a fresh one.
Who can help me if something goes wrong?
Message us on X or Telegram — the links are in the footer of every page. Keep the mint address and the transaction signature ready; those are the two things that let anyone trace what happened.
Start with what you understand
Browse what is live, or build something of your own — you approve every transaction before anything happens.