Launching
Bundle Studio
A full-window planner for a launch's buys: how much, across how many wallets, and when each one goes, with the outcome worked out as you change it.
Every draft opens in Bundle Studio. The bar along the top has the coin (click it to edit), Undo and Redo, your saved setups and Launch settings. The plan is in the middle; what it adds up to is on the right. Everything saves as you go.
Buy amount
Set the buy in one of three ways, and Coinwave works out the other two:
- SOL
- What you spend across every wallet. Up to 50 SOL.
- % of supply
- How much of the coin you end up with.
- Opening market cap
- Where the coin opens, in USD. Type
25kfor $25,000.
Across sets how many wallets buy, the dev wallet included. Under it, one line tells you the share of supply and the opening market cap.
How the buy splits
- Even split
- Every wallet buys the same.
- Varied split
- Each buys a little more or less than the average. Reshuffle draws new amounts.
- Biggest first
- The first buys are the biggest.
- Biggest last
- The buys grow toward the end.
- By balance
- Wallets holding more buy more.
Varied, biggest first and biggest last also set how far amounts stray from the average, from ±15% to ±75%. Bars show each wallet's amount. Where the wallets come from is Your wallets (idle ones only: holding no coin and in no running job or launch, funded ones first, aged ones first among them), new wallets made for this coin, or one of your groups. Your wallets and groups only make new wallets once they run out, and so does adding a step or raising the wallet count.
Start from
| Mode | What it does |
|---|---|
| Bundle | The dev's buy and up to 17 more land with the create, in one Jito bundle. The default. |
| Quick | Every buy goes straight after the create. |
| Spaced | Buys go one by one, a few seconds apart. |
| Manual | Only the dev buys at launch; the rest are held back for you to send from the coin page. |
A mode lays out the steps for you. Change the steps by hand and the mode reads Your steps; picking a mode again starts over from it, with an Undo.
The release timeline
With more than one step, a timeline shows when each goes out. Drag a step along it (or use the arrow keys, with Shift for whole seconds) to retime it; steps can't pass each other. Held-back buys wait in their own lane at the end. Drop wallets on a step to move them into it.
The outcome panel
- You'll hold
- Your share of the supply once the buys land, step by step.
- Opens at
- The market cap right after the launch buys.
- Break-even
- The market cap where selling everything gets back what the launch cost, fees included.
- Max loss
- What you'd be down if you sold everything straight after the launch.
- To graduate
- How far up the bonding curve the launch takes it.
- What it costs
- Buys, fees and tips, and what wallets keep for selling, less what's already in the wallets. A meter shows how much of your treasury that is, and offers Deposit if you're short.
Under that sit Fund the wallets (As it launches or Ahead of time, see Funding), the **Sniper guard**, Once it's live, whose Add sets up rules and lists them, and the readiness checks: Coin, Buys, Settings and Funds. A check that isn't clear says why and takes you to the fix.
Undo and redo
⌘ Z undoes, ⇧ ⌘ Z redoes, back through your last 60 changes. Inside a text field they undo your typing instead. Removing wallets or a step, switching mode over your own steps and applying a setup also offer Undo in their notice. Funding wallets ahead of time can't be undone: that money really moved. Use Pull it back in Launch settings instead.