PARASITEDEVNET

How Parasite works

Launch a coin in seconds. Every coin trades on its own bonding curve, then graduates to a real DEX.

1

Launch a coin

Pick a name, ticker and image. Your coin is created on Solana with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, and nobody gets a free allocation. If you want some at launch, you buy them like everyone else (the optional "dev buy"). Creating a coin only costs the small Solana network fees.

2

Trade on the bonding curve

Every coin starts at a market cap of 30 SOL. Buying moves the price up along a fixed curve and selling moves it down, so you can always buy or sell with no waiting for a counterparty. Each trade has a flat 1.25% fee.

3

Graduation

When a coin reaches a 400 SOL market cap, its curve is complete. Our bot instantly moves all of its liquidity to a Meteora DEX pool, where the liquidity is locked forever. Nobody, including us, can pull it. From then on it trades on Jupiter and every Solana DEX.

4

Where the fees go

Of the 1.25% trading fee, Meteora (the protocol the curves run on) keeps 20%. Parasite receives the rest (about 1.00% of every trade), plus trading fees from graduated coins' locked liquidity. That income is split 50/50: 50% goes to the team, and 50% goes to an earnings treasury that buys back the Parasite token. This split may change based on community feedback. Coin creators don't receive a share of trading fees.

5

Airdrops to traders

The tokens the treasury buys back are locked publicly every day, then airdropped at a random time to the people trading on Parasite. Each wallet gets 0.25% of its dollar trading volume on Parasite coins since the last airdrop, paid in the Parasite token, with no maximum. To qualify, a wallet needs at least $1,000 of volume since the last airdrop ($1,000 traded = $2.50 worth of tokens; $10,000 = $25.00). Volume below the minimum doesn't carry over. Airdrops aren't guaranteed and can change or stop at any time.

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Everything is public

Every fee claim, buyback and treasury balance is shown live on the Treasury page, with links to the transactions on Solscan.

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