Every launch pays the people who stake.

One launch, four winners

Every coin on allo starts the same way, in a single transaction. Here’s who gets what from it.

The launch, in one transaction

On most launchpads, bots buy in the first block and the community buys from them. On allo the first block belongs to stakers, and the chain itself enforces it.

1. 1The coin and its curve

   Meteora creates the coin with a fixed supply of 1 billion, no mint authority, no freeze authority and locked metadata, and opens its bonding curve at a 28 SOL market cap.

2. 2Stakers buy first

   In the same transaction, 5% of the supply is bought for stakers at the opening price. The creator pays for it: about 1.49 SOL.

3. 3allo checks everything

   allo’s program reads the whole transaction. It refuses the launch unless the curve was created there, bought from exactly once, and nothing after could trade. Then it locks the 5% in the stakers’ vault.

4. 4Trading opens

   From the next block anyone can buy and sell, on allo or any Solana app that trades Meteora. The stakers’ 5% starts dripping to them straight away.

From launch to graduation

Coins trade on a bonding curve: the more people buy, the higher the price. When the curve has raised about 85 SOL, the coin graduates. Meteora moves it into a regular pool with the SOL it raised, that liquidity is locked forever, and stakers get their second 5%.

1. Launch28 SOLmarket cap5% to stakers
2. On the curve1%fee on every trade
3. Graduation≈ 85 SOLraised, ≈ 447 SOL market cap+5% to stakers
4. Meteora poolLockedliquidity, forever

Where every coin goes

Every coin has exactly 1 billion tokens. This is where they end up by the time it graduates.

The last 5% costs nobody anything. It’s supply the curve never needed, and Meteora lets each launchpad choose who receives it. allo gives it to stakers, at the graduation price, about 16× the opening price.

Stake once. Catch every launch.

Your share of every launch is your stake divided by all the ALLO staked. Hold 1% of it and you get 1% of the stakers’ share of every coin, for as long as you stay staked.

• Split every hour. What unlocked is shared out by the ALLO each staker held through the whole hour.
• Drips over 24 hours. Each coin’s shares unlock bit by bit, so stakers don’t all sell at once.
• Claim whenever. Drops wait in Portfolio until you claim them, and the biggest stakers can have them delivered.
• Leave whenever. Unstaking stops earning right away. Your ALLO is free to withdraw 2 days later, or straight away with up to 10% of it burned.

How much you could earn

Move the sliders. The numbers come from allo’s real curve and fees, so they show what each launch is worth to you.

Fees, all of them

One flat fee on trades, one small fee on launches, and nothing hidden.

Pair a coin with any market

A second way to launch. Pick a market on Hyperliquid, from Bitcoin to NVIDIA to gold, and the creator’s share of every trade runs a position on it. When the position wins, the profit buys the coin back and burns it.

1. 1Pick a market

   Any market Hyperliquid lists: crypto, stocks, gold or an index. Long or short, up to 10×. The pick goes into the launch transaction, so it can never change.

2. 2Trading funds it

   0.4% of every trade goes into the coin’s position instead of to the creator. allo keeps its usual share and stakers keep theirs.

3. 3allo’s bot runs it

   Once enough fees have built up, the bot moves them to Hyperliquid and opens the position, then keeps adding to it as more fees come in.

4. 4Profit burns the coin

   When the position is up 20%, the profit comes back to Solana, buys the coin and burns it. Every win leaves fewer coins in circulation.

• Stakers get the same. 5% at launch and 5% at graduation, like every coin on allo.
• Same curve, same rules. The price, graduation and the no-dev-bag check work exactly as on a standard launch.
• Losses stay in the position. If the trade goes the wrong way or gets liquidated, those fees are gone. The coin carries on.
• One account per pick. Coins with the same market, side and leverage share a Hyperliquid account, and each coin owns its share of it.

What can’t happen on allo

The rules are in the coins and in allo’s program, not in a promise.

• Nobody can print more coinsMint authority is off from the moment a coin exists. The supply is 1 billion, forever.
• Nobody can freeze your coinsCoins have no freeze authority, so no wallet can be blocked from selling.
• Nobody can change a coin after launchName, image and links are locked into the coin’s metadata.
• Nobody gets coins set asideThe only coins bought before trading opens belong to stakers, and allo’s program checks that in the launch itself.
• Nobody can pull the liquidityWhen a coin graduates, all of its pool’s liquidity is locked forever. Only its fees can be claimed.
• Nobody can take staked ALLOallo can’t move staked ALLO or the stakers’ coins. Its admin can pause new launches, stakes and claims, but never unstaking or withdrawing.

Contracts

allo’s addresses on Solana. Check them before you buy or stake: anything else using allo’s name isn’t allo.

The staking contract is allo’s program: it holds staked ALLO, keeps every coin’s share for stakers and pays out drops. Every coin launched on allo has its own address, with a copy button on its page.

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