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Launching

Review and launch

What you see before anything is spent, what happens in the seconds after, and where held-back buys go from there.

The review

When the readiness checks are clear, press Launch in Bundle Studio, or ⌘ ↵. Review the launch shows what leaves your treasury and what it keeps, the steps in order, what you'll hold, where it opens, what you'd lose selling straight away, and what runs once it's live. Under that is Coinwave's own working of the launch, exactly as it'll be priced: each buy's share of the supply and the least it accepts, the market cap after every buy, what it all costs, and any wallet short of what it pays. New wallets are made as the review opens so they can be worked out. Launch (or ⌘ ↵ again) sends it; Back to the plan doesn't.

If you chose to fund Ahead of time, the main button first reads Fund wallets. Fund them, then launch when you're ready.

What happens

  1. The whole cost leaves the treasury.
  2. Each wallet is topped up, spaced as Funding says.
  3. The coin is created on its launchpad, with the dev's buy and the first step in the same Jito bundle. A post on X goes out with it if you wrote one.
  4. The moment the create is seen, the servers run the other steps: snipes in their blocks, waves at their times, held buys when released. A step whose limit has passed is skipped, and the plan stops itself if outside buys pass a sniper guard's line set to stop it.
  5. Your rules start working.

As the create goes out you're taken to the coin's page, so you're there when it lands, about a second later. Its chart, your bags and Sell are live from that moment, worked out from the launch until the coin's own trades and balances come in. Buys that missed show in the strip under the header, with Buy now to send them at the price then, from the money in their wallets, or Return the SOL to your treasury. If the launch doesn't land, you're back in Bundle Studio with the reason: Launch tries again without funding twice, and the wallets' SOL can be pulled back from there.

Held-back buys

Buys you held back wait in their wallets. The strip under the coin's header counts them, with Snipe now to send every one in one bundle at today's price, and Call off to keep their money where it is. While steps are still to go it shows them with Stop, which calls off everything that hasn't gone out. Buys held for a set time or a dip go on their own; buys held to trade by hand are yours to trade from the coin page.

Launch setup in the coin's menu shows how it was launched later on: its settings, each step after the create and what became of it, and each wallet's buy.