Launching on repo.ing

Launch it yourself. Review the token and costs, then approve in your wallet. An optional first buy is capped at 3% of supply.

Stock pairs. New ones are closed; paired coins replaced them. Stock pairs launched earlier keep their terms: pays 1.75% in its stock: 0.30% to the launcher, 1.10% to permanent $REPOING / stock liquidity, and no owner claim.

One market per project: a fork of a repository that already has a market, or a copy of an older launched repository under another account, is refused. Other forks launch labeled “Fork of” their parent.

A Holders Earn coin can send part of each trade’s holder fee to a pot in SOL. Holding the coin is the ticket: one ticket for each whole coin held for a minute, after a warm-up, counted up to a cap per wallet.

At the top of every UTC hour a random draw picks one wallet, weighted by tickets. If that wallet no longer holds the minimum, there is one redraw. If that fails too, or nobody has tickets, the pot carries over to the next hour.

The winner claims the prize on the coin page. It is never sent on its own and never expires. The creator and up to 7 team wallets named at launch can never win. repo.ing takes 10% of the fees headed for the pot, as it does of holder rewards, on coins launched with the platform share. Nobody can take the pot: not the creator, not repo.ing.

A Holders Earn coin can send part of each trade’s holder fee to a pot in SOL. A coin runs one game: this or the hourly jackpot. Each buy of at least the coin’s minimum on its repo.ing pool takes the lead and restarts a timer. When the timer runs out, the leader wins the coin’s share of the pot, and the rest starts the next round.

To win you must keep everything you bought. If the leader sells or sends even one coin, the lead goes back to the newest buyer before them who still holds. The game remembers the last buyers of the round (120 at launch, up to 7,680 as it grows): an older buyer can’t win, and if every remembered buyer has sold, nobody wins and the pot carries over. A round ends at its cap (about 24 hours by default) and the last buy wins. The timer runs on Solana slots, so its minutes are approximate.

The winner claims the prize on the coin page. It is never sent on its own and never expires. The creator and up to 7 team wallets named at launch can never win. A pot nobody plays for for 30 days goes to the coin’s holders. repo.ing takes 10% of the fees headed for the pot, as it does of holder rewards, on coins launched with the platform share, and nothing when it is paid out. Nobody can take the pot: not the creator, not repo.ing.

The wallet that launches a new market earns 50% of repo.ing’s partner trading fees until graduation, 30 days, or 2.5 SOL earned, whichever comes first. Earlier enrolled markets keep their original 1 SOL cap. Markets without discovery rewards are not enrolled retroactively. Stock pairs carry no discovery reward.

Rewards come from repo.ing’s existing share; builder fees stay the same. Earned rewards remain claimable after the earning period ends. Find them under My wallet or on the market page. To claim, you sign a message; repo.ing sends the reward and pays the network fee.

repo.ing may manually collect 50% of the then-current unclaimed builder SOL fees from individually selected repositories, including fees accrued before this policy. A later approval may collect half the remaining balance again; there is no lifetime 50% cap. A separately approved exact-amount collection may exceed half, including the entire remaining balance.

Each collection requires a fresh review of the repository, exact SOL amount and destination. Collection is not automatic. This release supports only ordinary SOL markets still on the bonding curve and rejects graduated markets. Settled collections reduce what the owner can claim and are shown separately from owner payouts.

The initial destination is buyback custody wallet FgzeYRRJLwd3aZQFBgn3a5KnN4mZixSRB9keYzoBm5Jy. The operator reviews the destination each time. These withdrawals are separate from partner fees and their 60/20/20 allocation. Funding custody does not execute a buyback.

Every coin starts at 100 points and loses points for each signal. A is 90 or more, B is 75 or more, C is 60 or more, D is 40 or more. Below that is F.

• Snipers: other wallets’ buys in the first 10 blocks, as a share of supply (up to 1%: 0, up to 3%: 10, up to 10%: 25; above that: 45).
• Bundled wallets: 2 or more wallets buying in one block in the first 150 blocks (up to 2%: 0, up to 5%: 10, up to 15%: 25; above that: 45).
• Dev selling: how much of what the launcher bought it has sold (up to 0%: 0, up to 25%: 10, up to 75%: 25; above that: 45). Selling under 0.5% of supply costs nothing.
• Lock: locked forever 0, partly locked 10, on programs upgradeable by a multisig 15.

Missing data is never a grade. A coin shows Not graded when any input is missing, or in its first 10 minutes.

• Paperhands Pot early sellers fund holdersLaunch: 0.05 SOL. repo.ing keeps 0.05 SOL. treasury.
• Paperhands Pot early sellers fund holdersSells, first 72 hours (buys pay nothing): 3%, falling to 0. repo.ing keeps 25% of it, at most 0.75% of the sale. 75% of it to the coin's holders, claimed in SOL.
• Last Stand relaunches a dead coinEvery trade: 1.5%. repo.ing keeps 20% of what the coin's locked position collects after Meteora's share; it goes to the buyback wallet. 50% of it buys back and burns the coin · 30% of it adds liquidity.
• Colony holders paid in ANTEvery trade: set in its own app. repo.ing keeps set in its own app. Its own app runs these fees on Raydium: see its page.
• repo.ing's shareWhen a coin's fee reaches the buyback wallet: nothing extra. repo.ing keeps all of it. 60% buys $REPOING · 20% liquidity · 20% treasury · the liquidity and treasury shares go to the team wallet.