Everyone enters at the same price. Fixed-price launches on Pump fun and Stonk fun. Order in SOL before the coin exists.
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A project on Entry never holds the raise. It goes into the one buy at launch.
What a project earns is the coin's creator fees from trading, set to the wallet that made the sale.
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Entry doesn't check projects. You can.
A sale page shows any links, every wallet and its share, the supply sold if full, and the market cap at entry.
The same price isn't always a good price. Read the page before you order.
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One hour or three days?
A short sale: buyers wait less, but there's less time to reach the minimum raise.
A long sale: more time to reach it, but buyers' SOL waits longer.
Which would you order into?
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Where does your SOL sit before launch?
In one wallet per sale, shown on its page. Follow it on chain. The project can't touch it.
It isn't an escrow program. Entry holds the key, so you're trusting Entry until your order fills or comes back.
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No launch, no Entry fee.
Miss the minimum or fail to land, and your whole order goes back. Entry pays to send it.
If it launches: 2% of the raise, plus 0.0025 SOL per wallet for delivery.
The network fee you paid to order isn't returned.
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The last 60 seconds of an Entry sale:
Orders close. Miss the minimum raise and every order goes back.
At launch time, one transaction creates the coin and buys with the raise.
Tokens go to the wallet you ordered from.
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One slider sets your coin's price.
On Entry's create page, drag the maximum raise and the preview updates: price per SOL, supply sold, market cap at entry.
Over half the supply, it warns you. No wallet needed to try it.
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The jump after an Entry launch is not profit.
One buy lifts the curve to about 1.9x what buyers paid on a 30 SOL raise. Trading opens at the same moment, so the price can fall before your tokens arrive.
Same price going in. No promise after.
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What a project on Entry can't do:
Cancel after the first order
Move the launch time
Touch the raise
Give itself tokens
Anyone can create a sale, and Entry doesn't check projects, so look into each one yourself.
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Know where your SOL went.
My orders on Entry shows every sale your wallet is in: open orders, deliveries and refunds, on one page.
Connect a wallet to see yours.
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Fill early. Launch on time.
Every sale on Entry has one launch time, and it can't be changed after scheduling.
If a sale fills early, orders stop and it still waits for that time.
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See who's buying before a coin launches.
Every Entry sale page lists its wallets and what each one put in, live. Projects set the maximum raise and the limit per wallet up front. Anything over goes back.
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stonk.fun coins can now start at 20k.
Brand new from stonk, and Entry is the first to support it.
Pick stonk.fun, set a time and a raise. Every wallet gets the same price.
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The team orders like everyone else.
Entry sales have no team allocation. After fees, the whole raise goes into the buy, and a project receives none of it.
A project that wants tokens places an order at the same price.
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New on Entry: buyback and burn.
100% of Entry's fees after launch costs go to one public wallet. It buys $ENTRY on the open market and burns it, automatically.
Every buy and burn is on chain.
Treasury Wallet:
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Order too much on Entry? The extra comes back.
Every sale has a per-wallet limit and a maximum raise. Anything over goes back to the wallet that sent it, and Entry pays the network fee on the refund.
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New on Entry: trade after the bond.
Coins launched through Entry keep trading on their sale page, even after they leave the bonding curve. Nothing to switch.
Entry adds no fee to trades. You pay the market's fee and a network fee.
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