Trade

Buying and selling

Buy and sell any POO.MEME token — on its curve before graduation, in its pool after — through one router, with a minimum you set and no separate approval step for the native coin. The moment you buy, you hold real tokens: there's nothing to claim later, no window to wait out, and nothing POO.MEME holds on your behalf — sell back whenever the token is tradable.

Buying and selling, before and after graduation

Every new launch trades on its own bonding curve from the moment it's created. There's no separate pool yet — the curve is both sides of the market. A buy moves the price up; a sell moves it back down along the same curve, for as long as the curve is trading.

Once a curve is swept, trading pauses briefly until its pool is created — a buy or a sell sent in that gap is refused rather than filled at a bad price. From there, trading moves to an ordinary Uniswap V4 pool, its LP locked for good. See how a launch gets there.

There's no raise, no window and no waiting for a launch to end. The moment you buy, you hold real tokens: sell them back whenever the token is tradable, on either side of that line. POO.MEME does not hold your funds at any point, so there is no separate refund or claim to wait on or apply for.

What a trade pays

Three shares come out of every buy and every sell: Pons's own fee, POO.MEME's fixed share, and the creator's own fee. The full breakdown, and where each share goes, is on Fees.

A new launch's first few seconds carry an extra fee, on top of the three above, that falls away fast — see The first few seconds.

Slippage

Every buy and sell takes a minimum: the least you'll accept in return, below which the trade is refused and your funds stay with you. Set it wide enough to cover the fees above and ordinary price movement, and no wider than you're comfortable with — a trade with no minimum accepts whatever price it gets.

Gas

A trade that arrives with too little gas simply reverts — you pay only for the attempt, nothing is taken. Raise your wallet's gas estimate a little past what it suggests if a trade keeps failing, especially just after a launch or just after a sweep, when more is happening in the same block.