Your creator share
50%
of the pool's trading fees, for a standard launch — the mode STONKFUNBOT uses. StonkFun keeps the other half. Claimed by you, from the token page.
Verified StonkFun API docs
Launch stock-paired tokens on Solana
Your stock.
Your token.
Your creator fees.
Sign in and you get a wallet of your own. Launch a token paired with a tokenized stock on StonkFun, routed through Raydium LaunchLab. The quote you confirm is the exact launch transaction — decoded, simulated and pinned byte for byte before anything is signed — and it is signed by your wallet, so you are the creator on chain and the creator share of trading fees is yours to claim. Today the full flow runs in preview; tweeting at the bot opens once the bot starts answering mentions.
Built for privacy No public wallet leaks, no public balance exposure, encrypted wallet infrastructure, and controlled user-authorized execution. Read the security model.
Your agent wallet signs the launch, so the creator address on chain is yours, not ours — and the wallet's key is held encrypted on our server, which is custody. Both halves are stated plainly in Security.
Live on StonkFun
The market, right now.
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Live from StonkFun's public API, refreshed every 60 seconds and cached server-side. Bonding shows progress toward graduation. Market data is StonkFun's, not ours — and it is not a solicitation to buy anything.
Want the whole board with charts? Open the live terminal — click any market to chart it. Or ask the terminal about any token, quote pair or wallet in plain language, from the same live data.
The whole product
And if you'd rather not open a tab.
Everything happens in your hub. Once your account is linked, the same launch also works from X — optional, never required, and never a condition of using the product.
Illustration of the command format, for an account already linked from the hub. Results are placeholders — not a real transaction. Note what the bot does not say: it never publishes your wallet address, your balance or what a launch cost you.
How it works
Five steps, start to live.
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Sign in
Google or X, on this site. No form to fill in, no email to confirm, no seed phrase to write down.
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Get your agent wallet
Signing in provisions a Solana keypair that is yours alone, and shows you the address in your hub — nowhere else. The secret is encrypted before it is stored.
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Fund it
Send SOL to that address. It covers StonkFun's launch cost, the STONKFUNBOT fee and network fees. See the numbers →
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Launch
Pick a name and a quote pair in your hub. Your quote is the exact LaunchLab transaction — built, decoded, simulated and pinned to the byte, at a stated cost. Nothing is signed until you confirm it; then exactly those bytes are signed with your wallet and submitted. Change anything and you get a fresh quote, never an edited one.
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Claim your creator fees
Your wallet is the creator address on chain. StonkFun splits the pool's trading fees 50/50 with creators; you claim your half from the token page.
Economics
What it costs, and who gets paid.
Two separate things are often blurred together. They are not the same, so we list them apart: StonkFun's cost to launch, and STONKFUNBOT's fee for doing it for you.
STONKFUNBOT service fee
0.1SOL
Per successful launch, charged after your token is live. A launch that fails costs you no service fee.
Verified STONKFUNBOT config
StonkFun launch cost
~0.29SOL
StonkFun does not publish a price. That figure is one real quote we measured — the GMEX pair, 14 Aug 2026 — not a rate card, and another pair may quote differently. The real amount rides inside the payment transaction, so the bot reads your exact cost at launch time and refuses to sign if your balance is short.
Not published one measured quote via /launches/prepare
Suggested starting balance
~0.5SOL
A comfortable amount to fund with, not a minimum and not a quote. Your actual requirement is whatever the bot quotes at launch. Unspent SOL stays in your wallet.
Guidance not a StonkFun figure
Minimum required is not the same as recommended funding. We can't print a minimum here honestly, because StonkFun prices each launch at request time. What we can promise is that the bot tells you the real number before it spends anything, and stops if you're short.
Full fee breakdown
| Item | Amount | Paid to | Source |
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| StonkFun launch payment | Quoted per launch | StonkFun | Read from /launches/prepare |
| STONKFUNBOT service fee | 0.1 SOL | STONKFUNBOT operator | Config, charged on success only |
| Solana network fees & rent | Network rate | Solana validators | Included in the quoted payment |
| Pool trading fee | 1% | Split 50/50 creator / StonkFun | StonkFun API docs |
| Optional dev buy | Up to 2.5% of supply | Buys your own token | StonkFun API docs |
| Referral rebate | 0.03 SOL | Referrer's agent wallet | 30% of the STONKFUNBOT fee |
Trading fees accrue only if people trade your token. Nothing here is a projection of income, and no outcome is promised.
Can’t decide
Flip for it.
Two tickers, no reason to prefer either. Name them and let the bot call it — a real 50/50, and nothing is staked.
Nothing is staked and nothing is signed. It is a coin. Launch the winner →
Referrals
Bring someone in, split our fee.
To be precise about whose money this is: the rebate comes out of STONKFUNBOT's own 0.1 SOL fee. It is not a StonkFun program — StonkFun does not publish one — and it takes nothing from the person you refer.
0.03SOL
to you, per launch by someone you referred — 30% of our fee.
1level
Direct referrals only. Their referrals pay them, not you.
1link
Yours after your first launch. Nothing to type.
Launch once, and your link is on the confirmation:
stonkfunbot.vercel.app/launch?ref=your code
- Share it. Anyone who launches through it credits you automatically.
- Paid in SOL to your agent wallet, after their launch succeeds.
- No self-referrals — referring yourself pays nothing.
- Check your total any time in your hub.
- Only successful launches count. No cap on how many people you refer.
Security
What actually protects your SOL.
Every item below is a mechanism in the code, not a slogan. Read them as a description of the design, and judge it accordingly.
Encrypted keys at rest
Agent wallet secrets are encrypted with a hybrid post-quantum scheme (ML-KEM-768 + X25519 → AES-256-GCM) under a master key held only in the server environment. The database stores ciphertext.
Transactions are checked before signing
The bot decodes StonkFun's payment transaction and refuses to sign unless your wallet is the fee payer, it is the only required signature, and the SOL leaving your wallet is within a hard cap.
One launch per command
Each launch is keyed to the tweet that asked for it. A repeated or replayed mention returns the original result instead of paying a second time.
Wallets are isolated per account
A keypair is only ever loaded for the account that owns it, and an account is an opaque id rather than a handle that can change hands. There is no code path that signs for one user on another user's request.
Rate limits and a circuit breaker
Per-user and global rate limits, a daily launch budget, and a breaker that trips after repeated failures so a broken dependency can't be hammered.
Dry-run by default
The bot ships with live spending disabled. Turning it on is a deliberate, explicit configuration change.
Be clear-eyed about the trade-off. Your agent wallet's key is generated and held by STONKFUNBOT's server so the bot can sign for you from a tweet. That is custody, and it means you are trusting the operator and the server's security. Fund it with what a launch needs — it is not a place to store SOL. Tokens can and do go to zero.
Agent access
Let your own bot trade it.
Issue a scoped key and your software swaps and launches on your agent wallet without you clicking confirm. It is delegation, not a blank cheque: a leaked key can trade under its caps but cannot drain the wallet, because moving money out stays human-authorised.
2actions
Swap and launch — you tick which. There is no third scope to grant.
2caps
Per transaction, never above the platform's own limit. Per day, counted on our side.
0exceptions
Every fill passes the same transaction guard a human's does.
Your bot calls the same endpoints this site does:
Authorization: Bearer sfb_at_…
- Two steps, like a human: quote, then confirm.
- The secret is shown once and stored only as a hash — a database read cannot recover a working key.
- Set an expiry, or revoke it instantly.
- Delegation changes who may trigger an action, never what the action may do.
FAQ
Straight answers.
What an agent wallet is, what a launch really costs, how the creator split works, what we do and do not claim about custody — and what the green blob above actually is.
Pick a stock. Ship a token.
It starts with signing in.
Open your hubThe bot isn't taking commands on X yet — the hub doesn't wait for it.