Docs - Stonked

One coin, one creator, one stock.#

Stonked is a launchpad on StonkFun, which runs on Raydium LaunchLab. On StonkFun a coin is not priced in SOL or USDC. It is priced in a tokenized stock such as SPYx, NVDAx or TSLAx, and every trade on the bonding curve settles in that stock.

Every Stonked coin names one X creator. That handle is part of the coin, not a label on it: the wallet that receives StonkFun's creator fee is derived from the handle, and the creator is the only person who can move what lands in it.

The coin is an ordinary memecoin on a LaunchLab curve.
The stock is the quote asset. It is what buyers pay with and what the vault fills with.
The creator is an X handle. Nothing about them needs to be true on chain until they sign in.

How a launch works.#

You paste an X handle. We resolve the public profile so the coin can carry their name, avatar and verified state.
You pick the tokenized stock the coin trades against, from the StonkFun registry.
You name the coin, pick a ticker and an image, or reuse the creator's avatar.
Stonked derives the vault wallet for the mint, creates the token and seeds the LaunchLab pool with the vault as the pool creator. There is no dev buy.
The coin is live. Every trade after that sends the creator fee into the vault, in the paired stock.

You do not need permission.

Launching a coin for a creator does not commit them to anything and does not give you a claim on their vault. If they never show up, the balance simply waits.

Where the fee goes.#

StonkFun takes a fee on every trade and splits it. The share that belongs to the pool creator is forwarded in the paired stock. On Stonked the pool creator is never a person: it is the coin's vault wallet.

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Stonked does not set that split and cannot change it. We also never take a cut of the creator share on its way through. What StonkFun forwards is what the creator claims, minus the network fee on the claim transaction, which our dev wallet pays.

The vault is derived, not assigned.#

The vault address for a mint comes out of a keyed derivation over the mint itself. There is no database row that decides who owns a vault and no admin action that can point one somewhere else. Two different mints can never share a vault, and the same mint always resolves to the same address.

A keeper reads each vault's balance on a schedule and records three numbers: pending (sitting there now), accrued (everything ever forwarded, pending plus claimed) and claimed (confirmed on chain). Accrued only ever goes up.

The keeper never moves money.

It reads balances and writes them down. The only transaction that leaves a vault is a claim by the verified creator, built by a separate worker, simulated before it is sent.

Claiming is a handle match.#

The creator signs in with X through Privy. We read the linked account's username and compare it, case insensitively, to the handle on the coin. If they match, every vault tagged with that handle is theirs.

No forms, no applications, no negotiation with us.
The destination must be a Solana wallet linked to the same account. X-only sign-ins get an embedded wallet on login.
A claim queues, gets picked up by the claim worker, is simulated, sent and confirmed. The status is live on your claim page the whole way.
A vault below the minimum claim value waits until the next credit pushes it over.

Signing in also marks the handle as claimed across the site, so anyone browsing can see the creator has shown up. Browse creators to see who has and who has not.

The stocks.#

The pairable assets come from the StonkFun registry at runtime, never from a list baked into this app. That is xStocks, PreStocks, Tessera and the other categories StonkFun supports, plus their non-equity pairs.

Prices are USD per UI unit and already account for the ScaledUiAmount extension these mints use, so the number you see on a vault is the number a wallet will show. Amounts in a paired stock are always rendered with the stock chip, never as a bare number, so it is never ambiguous which asset a figure is in.

A tokenized stock is not the stock.

These are third-party tokens issued by third parties. Stonked does not issue them, custody them, or guarantee that any of them track anything. Read the issuer's own terms before you buy.

$STONKED.#

$STONKED is the platform token. It is pinned at runtime, and until it is pinned the site says so rather than showing a placeholder address. Follow @UseStonked for the mint.

It is not required to launch a coin, to trade one, or to claim a vault. Nothing on Stonked is gated behind holding it.

Follow the contracts.#

Every coin page carries its mint, its LaunchLab pool, its vault wallet and, once it has graduated, the Raydium pool it migrated into. Every claim carries its transaction signature. All of it links out to an explorer so you can check the chain rather than trust this page.

Mint: the coin itself.
Pool: the LaunchLab bonding curve.
Vault: the wallet StonkFun forwards the creator fee to.
Claim signature: the transfer out to the creator's wallet.

StonkFun is at stonkfun.xyz and posts as @LaunchOnSF.

Safety and disclaimers.#

Stonked is not affiliated with X Corp, StonkFun, Raydium, the issuers of any tokenized stock, or any creator listed on this site.
Coins launched here are memecoins. They are not securities, not shares, not a claim on anyone's revenue, and they do not entitle a holder to anything.
A coin named after a creator is not an endorsement by that creator. Anyone can launch one.
Nothing here is financial advice. You can lose everything you put in.
Vault balances are observed on chain. Prices come from third parties and can be stale or wrong.
We do not custody user funds. A vault is emptied only by its creator, to a wallet they linked themselves.

Report a problem.

Something wrong with a coin, a handle or a claim? Message @UseStonked.