How CoinBlast works
One payment, one coin, trading from the first second. Here is exactly what happens and what it costs.
- network rent — no launch fee
- 0.03 SOL
- network rent — no launch fee
- from first field to trading
- 60 sec
- from first field to trading
- of every trade goes to the creator
- 0.25%
- of every trade goes to the creator
The process
How it works
- 01
Name it
Pick a name, ticker and logo. Your coin takes shape live as you type.
- 02
Sign once
Approve one payment in your wallet. CoinBlast creates the coin, your first buy and the bonding curve for you.
- 03
It's trading
Your coin is live on the curve within a minute — chart, holders and a Swap button on its own page.
Pricing
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Launching on the curve costs 0.03 SOL of Solana network rent and nothing else — add a first buy if you want to be the first holder. Every trade on your coin pays a 1.00% fee: 0.25% to Raydium, 0.50% to CoinBlast and 0.25% straight to you. The full breakdown is on screen before you approve; nothing is added behind your back.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How much does it cost?+
A bonding-curve launch costs 0.03 SOL of Solana network rent plus whatever you choose as your first buy — CoinBlast charges no launch fee. Every trade on your coin pays a 1.00% fee: 0.25% to Raydium, 0.50% to CoinBlast and 0.25% to you as the creator. The classic mint tool costs ~0.02 SOL rent plus 0.1 SOL per authority revoke.
Do you ever touch my token or funds?+
Never. The transaction is built in your browser and signed inside your own wallet. Your keys never leave your device, and 100% of the supply mints straight to you.
What does “revoke mint authority” mean, and should I?+
Revoking mint authority permanently locks the supply — nobody (including you) can ever mint more. DEX screeners like DexScreener check for this before flagging a coin as safe, so for meme coins it's strongly recommended. Same idea for freeze (holder wallets can never be frozen) and update (metadata becomes immutable).
Will my logo and name show up in wallets and explorers?+
Yes. Your coin uses Token-2022 with on-chain metadata: name, ticker and logo live on the mint itself and are picked up by Phantom, Solscan, Jupiter and the rest.
Do I need to know how to code?+
No. If you can fill in three fields and approve a transaction in your wallet, you can launch a token.
How do people actually trade my coin?+
A curve launch is tradable the second it goes live: buys and sells run against the bonding curve on Raydium and Jupiter, and your coin page on CoinBlast shows the chart, holders and a Swap button. At 85 SOL raised the liquidity moves into a locked Raydium pool automatically.