Launch protection
Launch window
For 5 minutes after launch, buys pay an extra fee that falls to 0. repo.ing receives it.
No launch link while this block isn’t live.
Checked against repo.ing’s launch settings when this page loaded. The launcher checks again before you sign.
Who pays
Wallets that buy in the first minutes, your own included. Sellers pay nothing extra.
Who earns
repo.ing receives the extra. It’s split 60/20/20 to the $REPOING buyback, liquidity and treasury. The coin’s normal fee is paid as usual.
How long
The first 5 minutes after launch. After that, buys pay the normal fee.
The rule
For 5 minutes after launch, every buy pays an extra fee that starts at 50% and falls evenly to 0. Sells are never charged extra. During those minutes one buy can take at most 1% of the supply. The extra is shown on the buy quote before you sign.
Settings
- Settings
- On or off. The rate, the 5 minutes and the 1% cap are the same for every coin.
Works with
- Max walletBoth apply: the cap per buy is separate from the cap per wallet
- Creator feeWorks alongside
- Holders EarnWorks alongside
- Trade burnsWorks alongside
- Dev VestWorks alongside
- Share with a repo’s buildersWorks alongside
- Hourly jackpotThe extra never goes to the pot
- Last buyer winsThe extra never goes to the pot
Can’t be combined with
Trust
Fixed at launch
Its settings are written on chain when the coin launches. Nobody, including you and repo.ing, can change them afterwards.
Who can change it
The programs that run Hooks coins can still be upgraded by repo.ing’s multisig wallet. An upgrade could change how a block works on every coin. repo.ing’s multisig sets the longest window and the highest extra the programs allow, and can lower them by a vote. See the multisig on Solana Explorer (opens in a new tab)
What it can’t do
- It doesn’t stop bots or people using many wallets. The cap is per buy, so many wallets get around it, but every one of them pays the window fee.
- Buys in the launch’s first seconds pay close to the top rate, bundles included. Solana’s clock moves about once a second, so the window is minutes, not seconds.
- There is no exemption for the creator.