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7 ways to launch.
Every coin on cometail.fun runs on a Meteora DBC preset we own. The basics are the same on all seven:
- 0.01 SOL to launch
- Fixed supply of 1,000,000,000
- 1% trade fee on the curve, and 60% of it goes to the creator
- At graduation the coin moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool that compounds its fees
- All of that liquidity is locked forever. 80% sits in the creator's position, so the creator keeps earning the pool's fees
One post per preset below.
We just added the @cometail_bot to @cometailfun tg group for testing. more soon
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Standard curve of $cometail
The default. A short curve, a quick graduation, then a compounding pool.
Stock-paired.
A coin bought and sold in a tokenized stock instead of SOL.
- Quoted in NVIDIA xStock (NVDAx)
- Starts at a 2 NVDAx market cap
- Graduates at 16 NVDAx
- Raise to graduate: 5.667 NVDAx
- Built for thinly traded stock tokens: a smaller raise in stock units, with more depth near graduation
- Early buys move the price more than later ones, and your coin's value also moves with NVDAx
- Fees are paid in NVDAx
Same locked, compounding pool at graduation. Fee sales on /sell take SOL presets only.
Launch it at launch cometail.fun/launch?preset=s…
Paired with $COMETAIL.
Your coin trades against $COMETAIL instead of SOL. Buyers still pay in SOL. One tap, and the buy routes through $COMETAIL's pool to your coin. Selling goes back to SOL the same way.
- Quoted in $COMETAIL
- Starts at a 200M $COMETAIL market cap, about 20 SOL at Oct 11 prices, close to Standard
- Graduates at 450M $COMETAIL
- Raise to graduate: 180M $COMETAIL
- Add a first buy when you launch and you sign twice
- At graduation the raise goes into a coin/$COMETAIL pool, with all of the liquidity locked forever
- Creators earn their fees in $COMETAIL
- Half of our cut is burned on every claim
More launches. More $COMETAIL.
Launch it at cometail.fun/launch?preset=p…
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How it works, on chain.
Two programs, five mainnet transactions, every number linked.
Our tech demo for @colosseum and @SuperteamEarn.
@solana @toly @vesper792 @MeteoraAG
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We haven't seen anyone else let creators sell their fees. only $cometail? @MeteoraAG ?
The Fee Index is live.
Search any $SOL paired coin on @MeteoraAG bonding curve, from any launchpad, and see exactly what its creator fees are doing.
You can check:
total creator fees earned
how much is sitting unclaimed
which launchpads are generating the most creator fees
whether that coin is eligible to launch a Tail on @COMETAIL
A Tail is tied back to the main token it came from.
When a dev launches a Tail, the Tail points to their main token. Trading fees generated by that Tail are then used to continuously buy and burn the main token.
So instead of creator fees just sitting there, they can be turned into another market that feeds value back into the original coin.
If you’re a dev: find your token, check what it earns, and if it qualifies, launch a Tail around those fees.
If you’re a trader: see which tokens are actually generating fees, what’s still unclaimed, and which projects have Tails feeding buybacks and burns into the main token.
If you’re a builder: the same Fee Index data is available as a free public stream for bots, terminals, dashboards, or whatever you want to build on top of it.
cometail.fun/fees
One more feature $COMETAIL has, and it isn't only for coins launched here.
Launched on another Meteora DBC launchpad? You can still sell your fees on cometail.fun.
It works if your coin is paired with SOL and its liquidity is permanently locked after graduation, so the fees can't disappear on whoever buys them. Connect the wallet that launched it. The page scans it on chain, lists everything you can sell, and tells you why when something doesn't qualify.
Launch anywhere on Meteora. Sell your fees here.
cometail.fun/sell
Demo launch video.
@vesper792 @MeteoraAG @MeteoraEco
We just sent in the full hackathon submission, on both @colosseum and @SuperteamEarn. The rest is history.
A real $COMETAIL launch on cometail.fun, start to finish, pick a preset, launch, claim creator fees.
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