How ZECX.fun works

When a token launches, all of its curve supply sits in a pricing formula rather than in anyone's wallet. Each purchase moves the price up along the curve; each sale moves it back down. Nobody sets the price by hand and there is no order book.

The price you see before you confirm is a quote. If someone trades just before you, your result changes, so every trade has a slippage limit. If the price moves past your limit, the trade is refused rather than filled at a worse price.

Once a launch collects its target amount of the paired asset, it graduates: trading on the curve stops and the collected liquidity plus the remaining tokens move into a liquidity pool, where the token keeps trading afterwards.

The graduation endpoint is calibrated at creation to a $10,000 FDV using the selected supply and fresh pairing-asset price, then fixed in that asset. ZECX charges no migration fee; Meteora deducts 0.2% from each asset allocated for migration.

The pool's liquidity position is locked, so it can't be pulled out from under holders. Each token page shows its own lock status and links to the pool once it exists.

When available, request a quote, send the exact native ZEC amount from your Zcash wallet, then track it as it converts into SOL in your Solana wallet for trading. The quote shows charges, expiry and minimum received before you send.

Solana trading is public and needs a Solana signing wallet plus SOL for network and account costs. V1 withdrawals are transparent ZEC; optional shielding happens locally in your own wallet.

Stake ZECX for a variable share of funded rewards. A confirmed withdrawal request stops the requested portion earning immediately; it becomes withdrawable after 48 hours. Already-earned rewards remain claimable.

Graduated tokens earn divisions by holding the FDV floor (price × recorded total supply, not trading volume) for 24 continuous hours: Rookie $100k, Pro $1m, Heavyweight $10m. Earned badges are permanent, but entry needs the current FDV of the highest earned division. The 24-hour qualification is separate from the pre-battle countdown and the 48-hour battle.

Matching is automatic: any qualifying token in the same network and division can be an opponent, with no valuation-ratio limit. Cooldowns and existing reservations still apply. The winner has the stronger percentage price move between opening and closing averages; if both fall, the smaller loss wins. Prices are measured in each market's own currency (SOL for current markets), so the same move measured in dollars can differ when SOL's own price changes. Reactions never affect scoring.

One trading fee is taken from each trade by the pool configuration itself. It is shared in a fixed order: the underlying Meteora protocol keeps 20% of it first, and the remaining 80% is split between the creator of the launch and the platform. Nothing else is charged: no fee to hold, to sell, to claim or to report. Creating a launch has no platform fee today — only the network costs of the accounts it creates.

These are the values the app actually uses; they are read from the live configuration, the same numbers were read back from the pool configuration on chain for the launches that have graduated, and every confirmed trade we have recorded on both stages matches them. Network costs are separate, are yours to pay, and are never added to a platform fee anywhere on this site. See fees and costs for every charge itemised.

You choose the order, and each option is a single number printed on every card: newest first, most traded in the last 24 hours, most holding wallets, or closest to graduating. Volume counts confirmed trades only. Holders is a count of wallets, so one person using several wallets counts several times — we don't pretend otherwise.

There is no combined "trending" score. A score that mixes several numbers together can be pushed around by someone trading with themselves, so we are not ranking anything that way until the formula and its defences are agreed and written down here.

Order is not a judgement of quality, safety or likely value, and nothing on this site is investment advice.

Community tokens are extremely risky. Most lose most of their value, many go to zero, and some are created purely to take money from buyers. Prices move fast and there is no protection if the token you buy collapses.

Anyone can create a token with any name, including names that copy well-known projects. A name or logo is not proof of anything. Check the creator's other launches and the holder spread before you trade, and never spend more than you can afford to lose. Nothing on ZECX.fun is financial advice.

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