Key Benefits
By blending low-risk participation, real liquidity, and a fair launch model, Pot2Pump represents the next generation of meme token financing - solving Pump.fun’s limitations and providing a more rewarding experience for both investors and token deployers. Here are some of the key benefits:
1. Technical Burn of 40% of LP Tokens—Without Losing Yields
Before entering the DEX phase, Pot2Pump locks 40% of the liquidity in interPol. By effectively removing these LP tokens from circulation—but not renouncing the associated yields and incentives—Pot2Pump increases token scarcity, elevates price potential post-launch, and rewards early participants.
2. Refund Mechanism for Failed Launches
If a launch fails to meet its target ($20,000 threshold within 24 hours), users can pay only a gas fee to claim a full refund of their deposited tokens. This ensures low financial risk for participants, unlike Pump.fun, which offers no refunds for unsuccessful launches.
3. Lower Entry Barriers
When the raised amount reaches $20,000, liquidity is automatically added to the DEX. Pot2Pump also supports single-sided liquidity, further boosting token prices through the classic xy=k* model and making it easier for smaller investors to participate.
4. Protection Against Bots
Early-stage trading advantages are removed, ensuring a level playing field for all participants. Regular users can contribute with confidence, reducing losses caused by predatory bot activity.
5. Higher Rewards for Token Deployers
Instead of imposing a fee, Pot2Pump offers a 5% LP token incentive to token deployers, with the flexibility to adjust this rate. This is more beneficial than Pump.fun’s approach, which requires token deployers to pay a fee.
6. Real Liquidity and Higher Success Rates
Pot2Pump’s combination of real liquidity, reliable token locking, and a robust refund mechanism leads to higher success rates compared to Pump.fun. Early participants stand to gain significantly if the market cap surpasses $69,000 (the previous Pump.fun DEX deployment threshold) - effectively tripling the initial price. In contrast, Pump.fun saw 70% of participants facing losses at a similar stage in the process.
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