Liport is a launchpad for Solana tokens. Anyone with a wallet and a small amount of SOL can deploy a coin. Anyone can trade it. The platform handles the boring parts (the bonding curve, the migration to a real pool, the fee splits) so you can focus on what your coin is for.
How a Liport token lives
Every coin on Liport goes through the same three phases.
- Launch. A creator picks a name, a ticker and a logo, then signs one transaction. The coin is live and tradable in seconds.
- Curve. Until the coin has enough demand, trading runs on a bonding curve. Price is set by a formula. There is no order book and no market maker.
- Graduation. When 85 SOL has flowed into the curve, liquidity moves to a Raydium pool. From that point on the coin trades like any other Solana token. It is routable on Jupiter, charts on every explorer, and works with any wallet.
That progression is the same for every coin. There is no “approved” or “featured” tier that gets different mechanics.
Where Liport fits
If you have used pump.fun, the model is familiar: same-curve launches, automatic graduation, creator fees. The differences:
- Creators keep earning fees after graduation, not just before.
- All coin and trade data lives on Solana — readable through any RPC, Helius, or Raydium.
- The platform is non-custodial. Liport never holds your SOL or your tokens.
What you can do here
Buy and sell coins on the curve or in the post-graduation pool. The widget figures out which to use.
Deploy your own coin in one transaction. Costs a small amount of SOL for network rent.
If you launched a coin and it has volume, you earn a share of every trade. Claim from your profile.
Read coins, trades and candles directly from Solana via RPC, Helius, or Raydium. Build a bot, a chart, an alerting tool.