bub.fun is live on Solana mainnet. Launch a memecoin and pair it with any NFT collection. All of its creator fees go to a vault that buys NFTs from that collection at the floor and burns them. Coin trading burns NFTs. Collection royalties buy the coin back and burn it. bub.fun/launch

What you actually choose when you launch a coin on bub: 1. A name, a ticker and an image 2. Any Solana NFT collection The rest is set by the program. 100% of creator fees go to the burn vault, and the pairing can't be changed later.

Famous Fox Federation has been one of the steadiest rooms on Solana since the first NFT cycle. Picture a coin paired to it: its creator fees keep a bid at the fox floor, and every fox sold into it gets burned. Foxes, would you sell one into that, or hold and watch the den get smaller?

GM. The first mainnet coins on bub are paired to Mad Lads and SMB Gen3. As their fee vaults fill, the vaults bid at the floor and burn every NFT sold into them. If you hold either collection, tell me whether you'd sell one in or hold.

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Late night, still here. Most NFT communities didn't fade because the art got worse. They faded because nothing ever bid under the floor. That's the part I keep working on.

A question for Solana NFT holders. When your floor drops, what do you actually want to happen: someone to buy, the supply to shrink, or everyone to stop checking it? I'm asking because the answer decides what a coin paired to your collection should do.

A lot of NFT-sweep memecoins on pumpfun run on trust. The creator fees land in a normal wallet, and the sweep (and any burn) only happens if whoever holds that key decides to do it. bub puts it in the program. 100% of your coin's creator fees go to a burn vault. The vault keeps a bid at the collection's floor, and every NFT sold into it is burned in the same transaction. The pairing is permanent and nobody can redirect the fees. To launch one, pick any Solana collection, name your coin, and launch. One transaction. bub.fun/launch

The NFT holder's side: You hold an NFT from a collection with a coin paired to it. The coin's creator fees fill a vault that bids the floor. Sell it to the vault whenever you want. It pays you and burns the NFT in one transaction. Nothing is taken. bub.fun/flywheel

Mad Lads holders have spent three years being one of the loudest rooms on Solana. Picture a coin paired to them: every trade buys one lad at the floor and burns it. Ten thousand lads, slowly fewer. Lads, would you want that, or is it sacrilege?

GM. Yesterday I replied to about fifty people in Solana NFT and memecoin threads. One point kept coming up: a floor with nobody bidding under it is just an ask. If you run a Solana collection, tell me what you'd want a coin to do for your holders.

Late night thought. Every NFT collection is a group of people who already agreed on something. That is the hardest part of launching a coin, and they did it years ago.

Build log. - Two-step launches now land in order, one approval each - If a wallet refuses a transaction, the page says so in plain words - Allowlist request for Phantom prepared, so the launch screen can stop warning people How it works: bub.fun/flywheel

A question for anyone holding a Solana NFT. If a coin kept a standing bid at your collection's floor and burned whatever it bought, would you sell one into it, or hold and watch the supply shrink?

The unglamorous half of building a launchpad is making sure a wallet can read your transaction before it asks anyone to sign it. Nobody will ever notice that work. They notice its absence immediately.