Reservoir

Launch value.

Coins on Meteora curves. One fixed fee — every trade feeds the coin’s engine: creator fees, buyback & burn, or a reserve of stocks, ZEC or BTC.

Reserves are custodial · keeper-run · how it works

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Simulate a reservoir

Illustrative
$31.6K
Fee
Fees to engine / day
$682.56
Backing / coin added per day
$0.0₆8532
Reserve after 30 days
$20,476.80

Illustrative · seeded simulation, not market data. Assumes a $60K market cap, 800M circulating and a 20% Meteora protocol share (assumed; each coin page shows its pool’s real share). Not a forecast of price or returns.

  • Live curves—
  • Graduated—
  • 24h volume—
  • Fees to engines 24h—
  • Spent on burns—
  • Held in reserves—
  • Redeemed—
  • Redemptions paid—
  • Engine rounds 24h—
  • Engine rounds all time—
  • Fees claimed by keeper—
  • Fee tiers1 / 2 / 3 / 4%
  • Split90 engine / 10 house
  • LP after graduationlocked forever

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Most burned

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Coins bought back and burned by Burn engines

Deepest reserves

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Value held in the coin’s reserve wallet right now (custodial)

Top volume

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Trading volume in the window

The keeper, in public.

Every few minutes the keeper claims fees per pool, splits them 90/10 and runs each coin’s engine. Nothing happens off the record: every move below links to its transaction.

Live keeper activity

All proof

Every engine round and redemption is a public transaction.

Where the fee goes.

One fixed fee per coin. Meteora takes its protocol share; the rest is split ninety–ten between the coin’s engine and the house.

  1. Trade fee
    1–4% · fixed per coin
  2. Meteora protocol
    its share · exact per pool
  3. Platform part
    what remains of the fee
  4. 90% → engine
    Keep: to the creator, on-chain
  5. 10% → house
    pays keeper gas

Every trade pays the coin’s fee tier — 1–4%, fixed per coin — on the curve and on the DAMM v2 pool after graduation. Meteora takes its protocol share first ; each coin page shows the exact on-chain split for that pool. Of the rest, Keep coins pay 90% to the creator on-chain and 10% to the house. Burn, Stocks, ZEC and BTC coins send 90% to the coin’s engine, executed by the keeper, and 10% to the house, which also pays the keeper’s gas.

Fill it with anything.

Pick the reserve at launch: up to five tokenized stocks with your weights, wrapped ZEC, or cbBTC / WBTC. The keeper buys them with 90% of the platform fee, and holders can burn coins to redeem their share.

Whitelisted assets with a liquid Jupiter route. xStocks are issued by a third party and are not the underlying shares.

What’s on-chain, and what isn’t.

Three things are enforced by Meteora’s programs. One depends on us. We would rather say it plainly.

  • On-chain

    The fee is fixed forever

    Pair, fee tier, raise and engine are written into the Meteora DBC config when the pool is created. Nobody can change them later — including us.

  • On-chain

    LP is locked forever

    At graduation liquidity migrates to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and the LP position is permanently locked.

  • On-chain

    Every keeper move is a public tx

    Fee claims, burns, reserve buys and redemption payouts are on-chain transactions, listed with links.

    See the proof
  • Trust required

    Reserves are custodial

    Reserve assets sit in platform-controlled wallets and the engine is run by an off-chain keeper — not a smart contract. You trust the platform to run it honestly and keep the keys safe.

    Read the custody notes

Before you dive in.

Short answers. The docs have the long ones.

  • A launchpad on Meteora’s Dynamic Bonding Curve. Each coin has one fixed fee and one engine that decides where 90% of the platform’s part of that fee goes.

  • Only from trading fees that trades already pay. There are no emissions and no new token is minted for rewards.

  • Keep pays the creator on-chain. Burn buys the coin back and burns it. Stocks, ZEC and BTC buy those assets into the coin’s reserve, which holders can redeem by burning coins.

  • Backing per coin is the USD value of the reserve divided by circulating supply. Reserve ÷ market cap is shown as a ratio. It is a measurement, not a price floor or a guarantee.

  • You burn N coins and receive N ÷ circulating of each reserve asset, minus a redeem fee that stays in the reserve. The payout uses balances at processing time, so it can differ from the preview.

  • No. Pair, fee tier, raise and engine are fixed in the Meteora config and in the coin’s public metadata when the pool is created.

  • When the curve collects its target, liquidity migrates to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool with the same fee, and the LP is permanently locked.

  • The platform runs it on its own server. It claims fees per pool, splits them 90/10 and executes engine rounds every few minutes. Each step is a public transaction.

  • If one is configured on this deployment it is shown in the header with its official contract. The team may hold it; it carries no claim on fees or reserves.

  • Reserves are custodial and the keeper is off-chain, so you trust the platform with both. Backing is not a guarantee — reserve assets move in price and coins can trade far below it. xStocks and wrapped assets carry issuer and bridge risk. Memecoins are volatile and can go to zero. Read the risks.

Every coin fills its own reservoir.

Launch one with its engine wired in, or find one already filling.

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