By Wallets and funding
- Every participating wallet holds enough SOL for its planned buy plus transaction fees.
- Wallet addresses have been double-checked, not just copy-pasted once.
- Private keys or seed phrases for launch wallets are stored securely and never shared.
- A funding buffer is set aside in case of unexpected fee spikes.
Token configuration
- Name, symbol and image are final and reviewed for typos.
- Any launchpad-specific parameters (such as an initial buy amount) are set intentionally, not left at a default without checking what that default means.
- The chosen launchpad matches the intended launch model - bonding curve versus a direct liquidity pool deployment are different paths with different tradeoffs.
Allocation and distribution
- The total planned allocation across all participating wallets is known and intentional, not assembled ad hoc.
- Each wallet's role in the allocation (creator buy, additional wallet, etc.) is clear before execution.
- The remaining public-facing supply after all planned buys is understood.
Security review
- Wallets used for the launch are separate from wallets holding unrelated funds, where practical.
- No seed phrase or private key has been pasted into an untrusted tool or shared with anyone.
- The launchpad or bundler interface being used is the official one, not a copycat or phishing domain.
- Transaction details are reviewed in the wallet's confirmation screen before signing, not assumed to match what was entered earlier in a form.
Execution readiness
- All wallets are funded and confirmed on-chain before execution begins.
- The execution order (which wallet buys when) is decided in advance.
- A plan exists for what to do if one wallet's transaction fails mid-execution.
- Post-launch monitoring is set up so you can see how the token is trading shortly after deployment.
FAQ
- Is this checklist specific to pump.fun? Most of it applies to any bonding-curve launch on Solana, though some items - like launchpad-specific parameters - will vary by platform.
- Do I need every item on this checklist for a simple, single-wallet launch? The wallet, token configuration and security sections still apply; the allocation and multi-wallet execution items matter most once more than one wallet is involved.
- What is the single most common mistake this checklist is meant to catch? Underfunded wallets and unreviewed token metadata are two of the most common, avoidable causes of a launch not going as planned.
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