How Meme Pools works
Launch a coin and choose a meme for it to pair with. Trading fees fill the coin's treasury, and an agent uses that treasury to build a locked pool between the two, one milestone at a time.
Steps
1
Launch and pick a pair
Launch your coin and pick a coin to pair it with: TROLL, or any graduated pump.fun coin that passes the checks.
2
Fees fill the treasury
Trading fees flow into the coin's treasury: 5% on the launch curve, then 3% stepping down to 1% after graduation as market cap rises.
3
Milestones unlock
As market cap reaches each milestone, the agent buys the target meme, opens a pool pairing the two, then tops it up.
4
Liquidity locks for good
All pool liquidity is permanently locked, and every agent action is logged with its transaction.
The five milestones
Each milestone has a market cap trigger and a budget. When market cap reaches the trigger, the agent queues the action, waits a safety delay, then does it.
- 1
First buy
The agent spends part of the treasury buying the target meme.
- 2
Stack
A second buy adds to the target meme the treasury holds.
- 3
Open pair
The agent opens a pool pairing your coin with the target meme and locks the liquidity.
- 4
Wall
The agent tops up the pair pool with more locked liquidity.
- 5
Fortress
A bigger top up or a second pair. This step and holder voting on it are still being built.
Questions
What is a pair pool?
A liquidity pool holding two tokens: your coin and the target meme. People can swap between them directly, and each trade pays a fee back into the pool. It links your coin's market to a meme with an existing community.
Why is the liquidity locked?
So nobody can pull it out later, not the creator, not the agent and not us. Locked liquidity means the pair pool stays tradable for good. The lock is recorded on chain and linked from each coin page.
What happens if a milestone isn't reached?
Nothing is spent on it. The treasury keeps collecting fees and the milestone waits. If market cap never reaches the trigger, the agent never takes that action.
What can the agent do?
Only a short list of things: claim trading fees into the treasury, buy the coin's target meme, open the pair pool, and add locked liquidity to it. Every action is logged on the coin page with its transaction.
What can't the agent do?
It can only buy the coin's own target, and it checks that target again before every buy. It can't spend more than its cap per action or per day, and it can't act instantly: each milestone waits a safety delay after it triggers. There is also a kill switch that stops the agent entirely.
Who decides the target meme?
The coin creator, when launching. It can be TROLL or any graduated pump.fun coin that passes our checks: a PumpSwap pool, no freeze authority, at least $20K of liquidity, and under 3% price impact on a $1,000 buy. The target's own team is not involved with Meme Pools and doesn't endorse coins launched here.
Where do the fees go?
On the launch curve every trade pays 5%. After graduation to a Meteora pool, the fee starts at 3% and steps down to 1% as market cap rises. 20% of trading fees go to Meteora; the rest goes to the coin's treasury.
Is this real money?
Yes. Meme Pools runs on Solana mainnet, so launches, trades and fees use real SOL. Memecoins are highly speculative; only use what you can afford to lose.