bordrfull

How it works

Bordrfull is a plain front door to Bordrless, a token standard on Solana. Every launch, trade, bridge and claim here runs on Bordrless’s own programs; Bordrfull prepares the transaction, your wallet signs it.

The standard

On most of Solana a token lives in the SPL Token program or Token-2022. Token-2022 can attach a transfer hook, but that hook runs after the balances have already moved, sees the transfer read-only, and can only let it stand or make it fail. It cannot take a fee, burn part of the amount, or tell a buy from a sell.

Bordrless tokens live in their own token program, built around hooks. A hook runs before and after every transfer, mint and burn, and answers with numbers instead of a yes or no: up to three cuts of the amount, each sent to an account it names, and 64 bytes of state kept inside every holding at no extra rent per holder. The Bordrless DEX calls pool hooks on every swap too, so a hook can see the whole trade, set the swap’s fee, and burn part of it. The token program and the DEX check every answer; a hook can never take more than the amount moving, and never gets your signature.

One consequence: ordinary wallets don’t display these tokens, because they aren’t SPL accounts. Your holdings show here, under Portfolio, and in the Explorer.

A launch

Every launch mints 1,000,000,000 tokens with 6 decimals. 75% of them go on a bonding curve, a pool with virtual reserves that opens at about $5,000 market cap; the rest is held back for graduation. Buyers pay SOL into the curve and the price rises as it sells.

When the curve’s SOL reserve reaches its graduation line (about 9× the opening market cap), the launch graduates in the same transaction as the buy that crossed it: the virtual reserves come off, the held-back tokens join the pool so the price carries on without a jump, and trading continues on the same pool. Launching costs 0.01 SOL plus rent, and you can make a first buy in the same approval.

For the first 30 seconds the pool’s fee starts at 80% and falls in a straight line to its normal 0.3%, so bots that buy in the opening block pay heavily for it.

Launch rules

Rules are fixed at launch and nobody can change them afterwards, the creator included. Each is enforced on chain by Bordrless’s rules kit or the launchpad itself.

Creator feeA share of every trade’s SOL, paid to the creator: 0.5%, 1%, 2%. At most 2%.
Holder rewardsA share of buys and/or sells (0.5%, 1%, 2% a side) paid in SOL to everyone holding the token, by balance. Holders claim it whenever they like. While it is on, only wallets can hold the token, so all pool trading happens on its own pool.
BurnA share of the tokens in every buy and/or sell destroyed: 0.25%, 0.5%, 1% a side.
Max walletNo wallet may hold more than 1%, 2%, 3%, 5% of the supply until graduation, when the cap lifts.
Creator lockThe creator’s own tokens can’t be sold or sent for 7 days, 30 days, 90 days.
Early lockTokens bought in the first 30 s, 1 min, 5 min after launch stay locked until 15 min, 1 h, 1 d after it.

The creator fee, holder rewards and burn on one side can add up to at most 3%.

Presets

Shortcuts for common mixes. You can always set each rule by hand instead.

PlainNo token rules; the creator fee and the sniper fee every launch has.
Diamond handsEarly-buyer lock (the first 5 min, until 24 h after launch), max wallet 1%, creator wallet lock 90 d, holder rewards 1%, creator fee 0.5%.
BurnBurn 0.5% on buys and sells, holder rewards 0.5%, creator fee 0.5%.
Paid to holdHolder rewards 2% on sells only, creator wallet lock 30 d, creator fee 0.5%.
Half-LifeA token hook Bordrless ships: selling or sending right after you buy costs 20% of the tokens, burned. The fee halves every 6 hours you hold and is gone after 2 days. Buys are free. Creator fee 1%.

Fee hooks

A fee hook decides what happens to the creator fee instead of paying it all to the launcher. The launch’s creator is then a program, a companion, that holds the fee in a pot and spends it by rules fixed at launch. Every step is permissionless: anyone can run it and is paid a small bounty, so nothing depends on a team’s server. When a fee hook runs, your first buy vests to you over time instead of the creator lock.

SnowballA market maker funded by its share of the fee: it buys when the price dips a step and sells when it rises a step. Normal style: steps of 2%, trades of 25% of what it holds, at most every 30 s.
JackpotA lottery. Every 15 min round, holders’ tokens are their tickets; once the pot holds 0.5 SOL a draw pays the winner, with randomness from ORAO’s VRF. By default 70% of the fee fills the pot and the rest buys back and burns.
LossbackPays holders who are under water. Each round, everyone below their average entry price is paid the same share of what they are down, from the pot, once it holds 1 SOL.
Buyback and burnAll or part of the fee buys the token on its own pool and burns it. The templates: buys itself (100% buyback), rug-proof dev (50% to holders, 50% to the launcher), buyback and reward (half each).
CustomA fee hook from the Workshop: any program a builder wrote, run by the companion within hard limits. It can’t spend more than the pot, touch the dev bag, or take lamports.

The launcher can also name up to ten wallets that share their part of the fee.

Custom hooks

Anyone can write a token hook with the Bordrless SDK and launch with it. The Workshop is where approved ones live: Bordrless runs each submission through static rules, an AI security review, its own build and a simulated year of trading, writes up in plain words what it takes and what to watch, then deploys it. Its builder earns 50% of the creator fee of every launch someone else makes with it.

A hook deployed outside the Workshop can still be launched through a launch config (paste its address on the Launch page), but only if nobody outside Bordrless can upgrade it. It is shown as written by its creator, not read by Bordrless. Treat any custom hook as code that can refuse your trade: read its rules first.

Fees

Pool fee0.3% of every trade on a launch pool (higher in the first 30 s), taken in SOL.
Creator feeWhat the launch chose, up to 2%, to the creator or its fee hook.
Holder rewardsWhat the launch chose, to holders.
Bordrless’s share25% of what a launch’s rules collect on each trade (the creator fee, holder rewards, any custom hook’s SOL cut). A launch whose rules collect nothing pays Bordrless nothing beyond the pool fee.
Ordinary poolsPools anyone opens pay the DEX’s flat fee of 1% of the SOL side, plus their own LP fee (0.25%, 1%, 2% tiers).
Bordrfull0.5% of the SOL side of trades made here. See below.

Every quote on a token’s page shows each of these as its own line before you sign.

Bridge and pools

The Bridge moves SOL and SPL tokens onto the standard one for one, and back. Launches trade against bridged SOL, but you never have to think about it: buying from SOL wraps it in the same transaction, and selling unwraps it. Keep bridged SOL instead if you trade often; it saves a step.

Any two tokens on the standard can have a pool. On Pools you can open one, add or remove liquidity, and burn LP tokens to lock liquidity for ever.

Wallets

Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any wallet that speaks the Solana wallet standard. Or make a trading wallet: a key created and kept in this browser that signs instantly, with no approval prompt. It is only as safe as this browser; fund it with what you mean to trade, export its key if you want a backup, and withdraw to your main wallet when you are done.

Bordrfull’s fee

Trades placed through Bordrfull pay an integrator fee of 0.5% of the SOL side, through Bordrless’s own router program (7M5GTuzhByzBbrJURzLtbBrFjcsC8aHu816qWTXAYD85). On a buy it comes out of the SOL you put in; on a sell, out of the SOL you receive. The router sends 20% of it to Bordrless and the rest to Bordrfull, and no app can set it above 1%. It appears as its own line in every quote. Launching, bridging, claiming and pools cost nothing extra here.

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