One X account, one wallet
To pledge you link your X account. The platform approves one wallet per account, which makes farming a launch with 50 wallets much harder.
Every FAIRPLAY launch opens with a 60-minute pledge window. Pledges are pooled and bought in one go, so everyone who pledges pays the same price, whether they got in at minute 1 or minute 59. Nothing to snipe, nothing to bundle.
9xQe…Kp4fair| Wallet | Pledged | Price per token |
|---|---|---|
| 7Hc…a91 | 0.20 SOL | 0.0000000304 |
| D4k…Zp2 | 0.05 SOL | 0.0000000304 |
| Fq9…m3T | 0.20 SOL | 0.0000000304 |
| 2bW…uX7 | 0.12 SOL | 0.0000000304 |
Every coin on FAIRPLAY launches the same way, with the same rules. Nobody, including the creator, gets a cheaper entry than the pledgers.
The creator sets the pledge cap. The full supply goes into the pool, minting is switched off for good and the liquidity is locked.
Approved wallets pledge SOL, up to 2% of the cap each. Changed your mind? Pull your pledge before it closes.
The vault buys up to its cap in a single purchase before trading opens. Pledged more than the cap? Everyone gets the same share back.
The trading fee starts high to discourage bots, then steps down to 0.25% over the first day.
Pledgers claim their tokens. Everyone's share is split by how much they put in, at the same price.
Each creator picks how much SOL their pledge window can take. A smaller cap means a cheaper entry for everyone; a bigger cap fills more of each pledge.
Rules marked Tested on devnet already work in our test launches on Solana. Rules marked In progress are being built and will be in place before launch.
To pledge you link your X account. The platform approves one wallet per account, which makes farming a launch with 50 wallets much harder.
Each approved wallet can pledge up to 2% of the pledge cap. The vault program enforces it, not a website check.
Until the window closes, you can pull your pledge back out. No lock-in before you know the final size.
The window ends at the time shown when the coin launches. No surprise early close.
The creator's own tokens can't be sold for the first two months.
Promoters' tokens lock for 2 months, then unlock evenly over 12 months. If a KOL stops delivering, the platform can review it and move the rest of their tokens to the creator or a new KOL.
Minting is turned off at launch, so no new tokens can ever be created, and the pool's liquidity is locked for good.
Every coin's address ends in fair, so you can tell at a glance it launched here under these rules.
Launches run on Meteora's audited Alpha Vault and DAMM v2 programs, which already run on Solana mainnet.
Most memecoin launches are decided in the first few seconds. Here is what changes.
| Typical launch | FAIRPLAY | |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets the best price | Whoever buys in the first block: bots, bundlers, insiders | Nobody. Every pledge pays the same price |
| Bundled wallets | The dev buys with dozens of wallets in the same block | One approved wallet per X account, 2% cap each |
| Speed | Seconds matter. You need a bot to compete | You have 60 minutes. Pledge whenever |
| Dev and KOL selling | Can dump on buyers from minute one | Dev locked 2 months. KOLs locked 2 months, then vest over 12 (in progress) |
| Sniper bots after open | Free to flip instantly | A high launch fee that decays over the first day |
Three test launches on Solana's test network, built on Meteora's audited programs. Up to 64 wallets pledged at random times, topped up, withdrew, tried to go over the cap, tried to sneak in without approval and tried to pledge late. Every result is on-chain, so you can check it yourself.
0.0688 SOL pledged against a 0.1 SOL cap, so every pledge was used in full and the coin launched anyway. Same price for all 54 wallets that got tokens, the 2% cap held, and every rule-breaking attempt was refused. One check failed because of a bug in our test script, not the launch: it looked for refunds when none were owed. Fixed, and refunds passed in run 3.
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No. There is no FAIRPLAY token. Anything claiming to be one is fake. If that ever changes, it will be announced here and on our X account first.
Not yet. The core idea works on Solana devnet. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first when it's live on mainnet.
It's how we limit each person to one wallet in the pledge window. Without it, one person could split a big buy across many wallets and get around the 2% cap.
No. Every coin launches at its scheduled time, no matter how much was pledged. Under the cap, every pledge is used in full. Over the cap, every pledge is filled by the same percentage and the rest is refunded when you claim. Either way, everyone pays the same price per token.
Yes. Once trading opens, anyone can buy or sell in the pool. The 2% cap only applies inside the pledge window.
The vault program holds it, not FAIRPLAY and not the creator. You can withdraw your pledge until the window closes.