StonkFun Studio

StonkFun Studio creates one private workflow for each token project. Launches are Raydium LaunchLab creates that Studio builds from StonkFun's published settings, simulates and shows you before anything is signed. A fee plan runs scheduled claims, Relay swaps and SOL payouts under the wallet's server-signing authorization.

Install and create a project

Install Studio from App Store → Launchpads, then open it and create a token draft or add an existing StonkFun mint. Installing does not create a schedule or authorize wallet spending. You can keep up to 20 projects.

Configure and review a launch

Enter a name (up to 32 bytes), symbol (up to 10 bytes), image and quote token. The image (PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 2 MB) is stored as a 512px icon; the exact bytes you reviewed are the bytes the token is published with. Add the project's website, X and Telegram links as full HTTPS URLs. Name, symbol, image and links become the token's metadata, served from flow.solarisai.io/api/tokens/<mint>/metadata; that address is written into the token and cannot be changed after launch, so check them first.

Every launch is a standard token on a Raydium LaunchLab bonding curve against the quote token. It graduates to a Raydium pool. LaunchLab charges a 1% fee on curve trades, and StonkFun forwards your creator share of it to your wallet automatically, with nothing to claim. Holder-reward tokens, an initial creator buy and airdrops are not available on LaunchLab launches yet; a draft saved with them opens as a standard launch. A quote asset is a trading pair; it does not grant your new token ownership of the asset's underlying company or property.

Review launch saves the draft, reads StonkFun's current LaunchLab settings for the quote token, and simulates the create from your wallet. The review shows the opening and graduation market caps, the curve raise, the launch cost and the wallet it pays from. The cost is the rent for the new token and pool accounts plus network fees; nothing is paid to StonkFun or Solaris AI. A review above your maximum launch cost is refused, and a review stays valid for 10 minutes.

Launch token authorizes your Solaris AI wallet once and launches. Studio first re-reads StonkFun's settings and refuses if the pool they define has changed since your review, then simulates again, publishes the metadata, and signs with your wallet and the new token's key. It creates a real on-chain token and spends real SOL. StonkFun lists the token within a few minutes; its figures appear in Studio after that. A changed draft or an expired review requires a fresh review.

Fee plan

Set the quote-asset floor, choose a cadence of 1, 4 or 12 hours or one day, and allocate percentages to conversion, buyback and payout. The percentages must total at most 100; the remainder stays in the quote asset after each tick. Save the rules and start the plan. On a draft, Start the plan when the launch is confirmed saves that choice for the confirmed launch. Starting requires the one-time Solaris AI wallet server-signing authorization.

The budget is the current quote-asset balance above the floor. It includes wallet deposits and other income, not just creator fees. A zero floor exposes the entire quote balance, less the 0.02 SOL network reserve when SOL is the quote asset. The next-tick estimate uses a recent balance read; unavailable reads show Unavailable.

The tick reserves its budget before doing anything. If supported fees are claimable by the connected creator and meet the minimum, it claims them first. Claims collect the whole vault balance. Estimated amounts determine eligibility; they do not cap the transaction. A creator quote vault can cover several projects, so only one unresolved claim can use that shared vault. The confirmed quote and base token credits appear in the receipt. Those proceeds enter the next tick's budget. Automatically forwarded fees need no claim: tokens launched on LaunchLab have no claim step, and their forwarded fees are part of the quote-asset balance the plan routes. Claims apply to tokens launched on StonkFun's earlier Raydium pools.

Conversion swaps its assigned share into SOL or USDC through Relay. The target must differ from the quote asset. Buyback swaps its share into the project's token and keeps those tokens in the creator wallet; it does not burn them. Each leg skips if it is below the minimum, has no Relay route or exceeds the selected impact ceiling. There is no fallback swap venue.

Payout converts its assigned share into SOL, then sends the swap's confirmed output to the payout wallet. A SOL-quoted plan sends the fixed share directly. The transfer skips if the full payout plus a 15,000-lamport fee bound would leave less than 0.02 SOL in the creator wallet. It never reduces the payout.

Routing history shows the budget, leg amounts, received amounts, outcomes, skip reasons and transaction links. Each settled tick creates one activity row and one in-app receipt. Choose Telegram or Discord to send the same receipt through the connection selected in notification settings. Reporting failures do not change a transaction's outcome. Refresh updates token figures and earnings through the workflow; it does not emit threshold alerts.

When the fee plan is off, Review claim prepares a supported manual claim and Approve claim submits it. The same transaction validation and shared vault exclusion apply. Manual claims require at least 0.01 SOL for network fees and possible token-account rent. Adding a project does not grant creator ownership.

Recovery, costs and control

A launch's signature, blockhash and mint are recorded before it is sent. If it does not confirm within 45 seconds, the recovery job settles it from the chain and never signs a replacement. Each leg's signature and blockhash are recorded before broadcast. A swap waits up to 60 seconds for confirmation; a SOL transfer waits up to 45 seconds. If confirmation remains pending, the execution ends with leg_pending. The recovery job checks the recorded signature against chain evidence and skips every unsigned remaining leg. It never signs a replacement or continues the interrupted execution. The next scheduled tick reads the balance again.

Stop and plan edits invalidate the previous schedule generation. Signed transactions still resolve; no later leg of that tick is signed. Stop does not reverse a transaction already sent. Pending transactions prevent project removal and workflow restoration until their evidence is resolved.

Relay quotes the platform swap fee for each swap, including the existing SOLARIS-holder discount. There is no second platform fee and no run-credit charge. Transactions also pay network fees and any required token-account rent. A launch costs the rent and network fees shown in its review, with 0.002 SOL of network headroom required before launch.

Open on canvas exposes the workflow and Inspect execution opens the run. Canvas edits suspend stock Studio actions. Restore replaces those edits with the stock graph and leaves the plan off. Token identity and transaction evidence are retained. Updating Studio leaves schedules off until a plan is started. Removing a project deletes its local workflow and history after all transactions resolve; it cannot delete the on-chain token.