The WAMM pool
Where a coin lives after graduation. woop's pool, with liquidity that can never leave.
Every coin that fills the woopcurve gets its own WAMM pool. The WAMM pool is woop's, and funklaunch is built on it.
What happens at graduation
The moment the curve sells out, one transaction does all of this:
- The curve shuts.
- Everything in the curve (the quote, plus enough coins to match the curve's last price) becomes the coin's WAMM pool. The pool opens right where the curve finished, around $50k, so the price doesn't jump.
- Any coins the pool doesn't need are burned, along with the creator's coins for any advance they haven't paid back.
- The creator collects their graduation bonus.
After that, every coin is free to move: send it, hold it, trade it. Every wallet is unlocked, and the power to freeze the coin is given up for good.
The creator's locked coins begin releasing a little each day.
SOL
125.3
WOOF
240M
The curve sells out at $50k. The same account becomes the coin’s WAMM pool, in place.
How the pool works
A WAMM pool is a constant-product pool (x · y = k), the same shape most pools use.
- Every trade pays 1%, taken in the pair token.
On a 1 SOL trade
- HoldersWeighted by amount × time held0.5%
- CreatorThe coin’s creator0.2%
- funklaunchPlatform0.3%
- Total1%
| Who | Share of the 1% | Share of volume |
|---|---|---|
| Holders | 50% | 0.5% |
| Creator | 20% | 0.2% |
| funklaunch | 30% | 0.3% |
Holders get paid automatically every hour, in the pair token. More in Hold-to-earn.
The liquidity can't leave
There are no LP tokens. The program owns the pool and has no way to take the liquidity out, so it stays there for good.
Trading after graduation
Trades go straight to the pool. Fair Blocks, the Exit Queue and the instant-sell limits only apply on the curve.
Other apps can't route to WAMM pools yet, so trade on funklaunch.
