Launch it.
Nobody bundles it.
Every coin on Fairgate opens at a slot nobody can predict, taxes snipers and early dumpers into its own liquidity, and shows a live bundle check on its page.
Coins
Every coin launched with the same rules. Open one to trade it and see who bought early.
Flagged right now
Coins where linked wallets hold a real share.
Latest taxes
Paid by snipers and early sellers, added to the coin's liquidity.
Launch a coin.
Your coin goes live on the Fairgate curve with the launch rules built in. Nobody can buy in the same block as your launch, including you.
Coin name
Your description shows here.
Who's buying together
Every coin's early buyers, checked for wallets that move as one: same funding wallet, funded by the creator, or 3+ wallets buying the same size in the same slot.
| # | Coin | Status | Bundle score | Linked wallets | They hold | Already dumped | Taxes paid |
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Every tax, into liquidity
Snipers pay the sniper tax. Early sellers pay the early-sell tax. Both stay in the coin and go into its DEX pool when it graduates. None of it goes to Fairgate.
$GATE
The coin behind the launchpad. It launches on pump.fun.
This page is the only place the real contract address will appear. Ignore any address posted in DMs or replies before launch.
Token facts
- Chain
- Solana
- Launches on
- pump.fun
- Ticker
- $GATE (placeholder until launch)
- Contract
- Posted on launch day
The same rules for every coin
Each coin's rules are written into the program when it launches and can't be changed after. Change the settings below to test new rules on the simulator. Live coins keep the rules they launched with.
Test settings
Used for coins launched on the simulator from now on.
What these settings do
Check it yourself
- Every buy and sell emits an event with its slot, fees and taxes. The bundle check is built only from those.
- Each coin's account stores its own rules. Anyone can read them from the program.
- Taxes stay in the coin's account until it graduates, then go into its DEX pool.
- The program address and source are posted here after deploy.
Fair from the first block
Coin goes live
The full supply sits on a bonding curve with virtual liquidity, like pump.fun. Real buys fill it. Minting is switched off forever.
Nobody knows when
Trading opens 2 to 14 seconds after launch, at a slot picked from a block hash that didn't exist yet. Buys packed into the launch block fail.
Early costs more
Buying in the first minute pays a sniper tax. Selling early-bought tokens in the first 15 minutes pays an early-sell tax. Both go to liquidity.
Everyone can see
Each coin page shows wallets that look like one person and how much they hold, so buyers can decide with the facts.
What is bundling?
One person buys a new coin from many wallets at once, often in the same block as the launch, so they get a big share at the lowest price. Then they sell into everyone who buys after them.
How does the random open slot work?
When a coin launches, the program waits for a block that hasn't been made yet and uses its hash to pick the opening slot. Nobody can know it when they build the launch transaction, so buys bundled with the launch are rejected.
What's the sniper tax?
On the opening slot, buys pay a 90% fee. It falls steadily to the normal 1% over about a minute. The extra goes into the coin's own tax pool, which becomes liquidity when the coin graduates.
What's the early-sell tax?
For 15 minutes after trading opens, selling tokens bought in the first 2 minutes pays an extra tax. It starts at 50% and falls to 0. Tokens your wallet bought after the first 2 minutes are "clean" and sell with only the normal fee.
Can bundlers dodge the sell tax by moving tokens?
No. Only tokens your own wallet bought after the first 2 minutes are clean. Tokens sent in from another wallet are never clean, so moving them changes nothing.
Is there a wallet limit?
For the first 5 minutes, no wallet can hold more than 2% of the supply, and only 4 buys can land in the same slot. The trade box shows the biggest buy you're allowed right now.
Can the creator buy at launch?
Yes, up to 2% of the supply, at the normal fee. It's marked as a dev buy on the coin page so everyone knows.
When does a coin graduate?
When its curve sells out, about 85 SOL of real buys. Its pool on a DEX is created once the early-sell tax is over, so early buyers can't dump tax-free somewhere else.
Can a bundler still get through?
Partly. Someone patient with many wallets can still buy after the opening. Our tests show the rules cut their best-case profit by roughly two thirds, and the bundle check shows the linked wallets on the coin page.
What does the bundle score mean?
0 to 100. It goes up with the share of supply held or already dumped by linked wallets, links to the creator, and how many early buyers used brand-new wallets. Any group of 5 or more linked wallets is at least Medium.
Read this before you use Fairgate
Last updated October 20, 2026.
Nothing here is financial advice
Fairgate is a tool for launching and trading coins. Nothing on this site is investment, financial, legal or tax advice. Only spend what you can afford to lose.
Memecoins are extremely risky
Most coins lose most or all of their value. The launch rules make bundling harder and more visible. They don't make any coin safe, and a clean bundle score is not a recommendation.
The bundle check is an estimate
It links wallets from public on-chain data. It can miss wallets that hide their links, and it can link wallets that aren't related. Treat it as one signal.
Your wallet, your responsibility
Fairgate never holds your coins and never asks for your seed phrase. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address. We will never DM you first.
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