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How much liquidity to launch a meme coin depends on the venue. On a hand-built pool it is your opening valuation, on a bonding curve and a single-sided pool it is zero. Here is why, with numbers.
A dev buy is the creator buying their own coin inside the launch transaction. Here is how it is priced, with the arithmetic, what 529 real launches did, and when a big one is a red flag.
Every field on the Runitup launch form, what it does, and what happens if you get it wrong. Real screenshots of each setting, and a clear list of what is permanent and what you can change later.
No code, no waiting list, no permission needed. Here is what a launch costs, what you need in front of you, the six steps themselves, and the mistakes that cost people money afterwards.
A bonding curve mints supply as it sells it; a liquidity pool swaps supply that already exists. Here is what actually differs, and why only 0.63% of curve launches ever graduate.
Arc mainnet is live, gas is paid in USDC, and a launch costs about a dollar. Here is the wallet setup, the five steps, what it really costs, and the two Arc traps that catch people afterwards.
