Documentation

What makes HODL different

Built on Pump.fun, HODL puts airdrops, holder and trader rewards, buybacks and customizable creator-fee splits into every launch form. Choose how your coin supports its holders, traders and creator.

Optional xStock mode uses all of a coin’s earned creator fees, after operating costs, to fund a basket of up to 100 selected xStocks. Purchased units split 50% to holders and 50% to traders. This replaces the standard four-way split for that mode.

Add airdrops, token locks, bundle buys and team fee sharing from the launch form. Pairing a coin with an xStock and buying a stock basket are separate choices.

Launches

New HODL coins launch on Pump.fun with SOL as their trading pair. Choose a separate fee-funded xStock basket in step 2. A completed curve graduates to PumpSwap. Preparing the launch form does not spend funds; execution needs wallet approval and valid owner configuration.

New launches default to 25% holders, 25% top traders, 25% flagship buyback and 25% creator, with no treasury cut. Customize the four shares to total 100%. These percentages apply to creator fees, not the entire trading volume. Existing coins keep their original on-chain split. Team splits divide the creator's share, not the other allocations.

A scheduled launch is a reminder in your open browser tab, not an unattended launch service. Your wallet still needs to approve. Closing the tab cancels the schedule.

xStocks

Your selected basket is saved with your signed launch. Small fee collections accumulate to fund purchases; purchased units are allocated to holders and traders. Launch approval includes 0.001 SOL for first-collection costs. Later costs come from earned fees.

Your coin trades against SOL. The selected xStock basket is separate: enabling stock distribution funds stock purchases with earned creator fees. Selecting a stock without enabling distribution does not buy it.

Sending an xStock in an airdrop requires that token in your wallet. Issuer eligibility, transfer restrictions and market risks may apply. HODL is not affiliated with the stock companies or their issuers.

Fee-funded distribution currently accepts SOL-fee launches and standard transfer-compatible stock mints. Unknown token extensions, unavailable swap routes, insufficient operating fees or uncertain transaction outcomes pause the affected coin. Holder weights use verified balances; trader weights use finalized activity since the verified launch. Missing eligible recipients retain that group's inventory rather than giving it to the other group.

Airdrops & dev locks

Recipients can be a pasted wallet list or the top holders of $HODL, another coin or an existing launched coin. A new coin has no eligible holder history yet. Up to 100 recipient wallets share the selected percentage of your available token balance.

A durable device journal saves every signed airdrop batch before sending and retries only identical signed bytes. Interrupted plans appear under Recovery. Account rent and network fees are additional; SOL rewards use a separate payout ledger.

Dev lock transfers part of your first-buy tokens into Streamflow until your chosen unlock time. The lock runs after launch; its confirmed transaction shows the locked amount and unlock time.

Bundle buys

Same-block bundles target Jito's block engine, but acceptance is not a guarantee of inclusion. A launch bundle supports up to four fresh buying wallets plus the launch transaction. Fee-sharing setup needs another transaction.

Generate and download an unfunded wallet backup in the bundle options, then re-select that exact file to verify it. Bundle transaction construction uses those same backed-up wallets, never replacement keys. Ordered signed bundles are journaled before submission and never retried as individual transactions. Bundle buys are available only for SOL-paired coins.

Rewards & safety

Holder and trader payouts use the dedicated rewards wallet; buybacks are approved by the authorized wallet. Your connected wallet's private key is not sent to HODL. Service-controlled rewards and walletless wallets are separate. The payout ledger fixes each plan and saves signed transaction identity before broadcasting.

Missing transaction history is never proof of failure. An expired, uncertain transfer pauses for manual review rather than being automatically signed again. Only a reliably established finalized failure permits replacement.

Payout calculations require complete, finalized trade-interval and holder inputs for every eligible coin and venue. Rounding, thresholds and retained funds are accounted for. Paired-asset fees are converted to SOL through guarded swaps before SOL payouts; unsupported or failing conversions are not paid out as if they succeeded.

Lock mode uses creator fees to buy back and lock tokens. Pool mode uses fees for liquidity after graduation. Both require collected fees, wallet approval and confirmed transactions.

Walletless launches use a unique order deposit address and owner fulfillment. Use the address on your order page. Scheduled dev selling needs your wallet and an open HODL tab.

Execution status

Automatic xStock collection, purchase and transfer connections are implemented. Real-money end-to-end delivery has not yet been verified. Current support covers SOL-fee launches and standard transfer-compatible stock assets; costs, market routes and issuer rules affect execution.

No independent security audit has been completed. Cryptocurrency and tokenized stocks carry financial risk; wallet approvals use real funds. Review transaction amounts and the Terms before proceeding.