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Last updated 2026-11-08. See also the privacy policy and how it works.
What this site is
longevity.trading is a cross-chain coin launchpad and OTC desk, with Solana as its home chain. Some of it is an interface to programs you sign for in your own wallet: trades, deals, payments. Some of it the site does itself, through a worker and a deployer wallet: it creates coins, holds and pays the creator's fees by a published schedule, and settles the weekly bounty. The sections below say which is which.
The launch
To launch a coin you pay the launch fee from your wallet to Longevity's deployer wallet. Once the payment confirms, Longevity's deployer creates the coin from a mint derived from a secret, and is the pool's creator. Every buy in the first three slots after creation pays the 99% opening fee, on every launch; the creator's own declared first buy, made inside the creating transaction and paid for with the launch, pays the normal fee and is shown on the coin page. The coin's name, ticker, image and links are yours; the creating transaction is Longevity's. A ticker or name held by a live coin is refused; a ticker an older coin used costs more, and that extra comes back if the coin graduates within 48 hours. If the worker cannot create the coin, your payment is refunded. A payment from another wallet or for the wrong amount is sent back, except an amount too small to be worth sending. The fee part of the launch price comes back on a clean graduation; the on-chain cost of creating the coin is kept. Nothing about a paid launch is public until the coin exists.
The creator's fees
Because Longevity's deployer is each pool's creator, the creator's share of trading fees reaches Longevity first. It is held and paid to you by the schedule on Fees: nothing for the first three days, a share set by the coin's highest market cap after that, everything at graduation. It is forfeited for good when your wallets sell more than half of what they bought in the first three days, or when the coin has not graduated and has not traded for seven days. Forfeited fees belong to Longevity, which puts all of them into the Summit Bounty. The platform's share of every trading fee is retained by Longevity. The schedule can change for coins launched after a change; a coin keeps the schedule it launched under.
Early buyers
Shortly after launch the worker reads the buyers in the coin's first slots and which wallet first funded each, to decide which wallets count as the creator's under the dump rule, whether the coin qualifies for the Summit Bounty and whether the launch fee comes back at graduation. It links wallets to wallets, read from the chain; it cannot prove who owns a wallet, says nothing about any person, and publishes no verdict.
The Summit Bounty
The bounty is paid from forfeited creator fees, by the worker, to coins that meet the published tiers in a weekly round and launched clean. Its split between the creator, the top holders and a buy and burn of the coin is published on Fees. When the coin's creator has forfeited, or the coin was taken over, the creator's part is added to the buy and burn. A week with a winner less than 3 days old is paid once that coin's first 3 days are over. A tier with no winner keeps its part of the pool for the next week. The bounty is a payment from forfeited fees, not a promise of any return.
The OTC desk
A deal is one transaction between two wallets, built by the site and checked again in the taker's browser. The maker signs it first; nothing leaves either wallet until the taker signs and sends it, and then both legs settle together or not at all. Nothing is custodied: the site holds no key that could move a deal's funds. The maker can cancel a deal before it fills by moving its nonce; after the taker sends it, it cannot be reversed by anyone. The deadline is enforced on chain by the deal_guard program, and a deal lives at most seven days. A deal is priced at a fixed total, or at market: then the amount of SOL is set by the coin's pool price at the moment the deal lands, plus or minus the offset the maker chose, and never past the floor or ceiling the maker signed; a market deal does not fill while the pool is away from the reference price Longevity posts, and Longevity makes no promise about what the pool price will be. A flat fee on the price is taken from the seller's proceeds inside the deal and sent to Longevity's treasury; the taker pays the network fee. Any Solana coin can be dealt at a fixed price; market pricing is for coins launched here and paired with SOL. The site refuses mints that could break a deal and shows warnings about others; it does not vouch for any token.
Staking
Staking puts your coins into the coin's vault, an account of the stake_vault program that only you can take them back from. Staked coins count as held in the holder rounds and multiply your weight there by the lock you chose; the rounds pay your wallet in SOL, and the vault holds no SOL. You may unstake before a lock ends: a tenth of what you take out early is kept by the program for Longevity's treasury and the rest returns to you at once. Longevity's worker creates each coin's vault and cannot take coins out of one. Rewards depend on the coin trading; a coin nobody trades pays nothing.
Community takeover
If a creator abandons a coin and its holders take it over, Longevity may name a wallet the creator's fees go to from then on, under the same rules. Longevity decides whether a coin has been abandoned and whom to name, and prints the change on the coin page. Fees the old creator forfeited stay with the Summit Bounty.
Who creates the coins
Coins are created at the request of the people who launch them. A listing, a rank or a bounty check describes activity on the chain; it is not an endorsement and not advice. The deployer's role as pool creator exists to hold the creator's fees to the schedule; it gives Longevity no power over the coin's supply, its trading or its holders.
Risk
Coins launched here can be volatile, illiquid and worthless. A locked liquidity position does not make a coin valuable. Longevity's half of a graduated pool's liquidity is withdrawn at graduation; the creator's half stays locked for good. You may lose everything you trade. Use the site only where you are legally permitted to, and only with money you can afford to lose.
Other chains
Launches run on Solana, and a coin can reach Base, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Hyperliquid from the same supply. A chain is open only where this site shows it as live.
No warranty
The site is provided as is. Indexers, price feeds and the worker can lag or fail; the chain is always the source of truth.
Changes
These terms may change; the date above is the last change. Continued use after a change is acceptance of it. Questions go to the X account in the footer.