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No, you always use your own wallet and sign every transaction yourself.
No, wallets never share your seed phrase with apps; they only relay signed transactions.
The minimum amount of SOL a launch must raise or everyone gets refunded.
The maximum amount of SOL the launch will accept; above that, extra demand gets cut back or raffled.
If the raise is below the min cap, all participants can claim a full SOL refund from the contract.
Tokens and SOL in the Meteora pool cannot be withdrawn later, but fees from that liquidity can still be claimed.
No, once the Meteora pool is created with permanent or time-locked liquidity, the base assets cannot be pulled.
Primarily from trading fees on the locked pool and from a long-term token vesting schedule.
A schedule that unlocks team tokens gradually over time instead of all at once.
Yes, each launch links to its Streamflow vesting contracts, which are fully visible on-chain.
You can read all caps, splits, and timings on the launch page and verify them on the underlying contracts.
Yes, once the Meteora pool is live, you can swap in that pool like any other Solana token market.
Any Solana wallet that connects to dApps in your browser or mobile, such as Phantom or Solflare.
No, critical parameters like caps and splits are fixed once the launch contract is created.
No, you should always do your own research and never risk funds you cannot afford to lose.