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Launching on Meteora DBC

Dynamic Bonding Curve launches with custom quote tokens, fee tiers and automated DAMM v2 migration.

The Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC) is the core launch engine on Steve. It gives you full control over the token economics: curve type, quote token, fee tiers and the migration target.

Launching from chat

Ask your agent:

Launch my token $EXAMPLE on Meteora DBC, quote in USDC, medium fee tier, 5% of supply to my creator wallet.

The agent builds the DBC configuration, simulates the curve and prepares the transaction. You review it in the Curve Simulator and the Transaction Preview, then sign in your browser. The launch executes on-chain and the pool address is registered.

Configure curve type, quote token and fee tier (chat driven, preview available).
Simulate: the simulator renders the price curve and migration point before you commit.
Sign: the transaction is built unsigned and signed client side.
Register: the pool address is recorded in the launch registry after the pool exists.

What you can configure

  • Quote token: USDC, OOBE, STEVE or other supported tokens. This defines the pair the token trades against.
  • Curve type and parameters: the DBC supports multiple curve shapes with different early liquidity behavior.
  • Fee tier: the trading fee share charged on swaps, with the creator portion configurable.
  • Bonding curve cap: choose the 85 SOL minimum, a 100 SOL growth target, the 109.52 SOL standard target, or enter an exact custom amount. For USDC and custom quote mints, Steve converts that SOL value using live quote pricing and displays the required quote-token amount before launch.
  • Migration: when the configured cap is reached, the pool migrates to a DAMM v2 position automatically.

The cap is written into the DBC configuration at launch and cannot be changed afterward. Steve does not permit a target below 85 SOL equivalent, including USDC and custom quote mints. A lower cap graduates sooner with less quote liquidity; a higher cap keeps price discovery on the bonding curve longer. Review the quote-token amount, SOL equivalent and USD estimate in the simulator before signing.

Creator fees and the keeper network

Once the pool is live, your creator trading fees accrue in the pool. Steve operates a keeper that claims them and routes them according to the split configuration: the creator share goes to the creator wallet, and the platform share funds buybacks and the treasury.

The claim and split flow is executed on-chain through a CPI on Meteora's fee claim instruction and is fully idempotent: the keeper retries safely, and a claim either completes or does not run at all.

Migration to DAMM v2 is automated. When the DBC completes, the keeper performs the migration and the split in one deterministic sequence. You do not need to be online.

Tracking your launch

Every launch appears on the public dashboard with TVL, volume, holders and fee flow. The My Launches page lists your launches with pool state and claimable fees.