Quartermaster's stores · Solana · mainnet
It's war out here.We bring the supplies.
A Solana launchpad: bundles shown before you buy, the creator's first buy shown, fees paid out to holders.
Dispatch · 02:14 hrs
Snipers
Bots in the launch block. They have bought and sold before you have read the name.
Dispatch · 02:15 hrs
Bundlers
One developer, forty wallets, all pretending to be strangers. Then they sell to you.
Dispatch · 02:16 hrs
Rug-pullers
The liquidity leaves over the back wall. The chart takes it in the chest.
Dispatch · 02:17 hrs
Caught
The helmet goes under the last candle. It will not stop every round. It came with the dent. Standard issue.
Dispatch · 02:19 hrs
Holding
Supplies are up: you can see who bought, the creator's crate is counted, and holding pays. Where the chart goes next is the market's business. Flares have gone amber.
Dispatch · 02:30 hrs
Standing orders
This is how the line is held. Six orders. New coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab, whose program charges their fee at the pad's settings and locks their liquidity at graduation; coins launched earlier on Meteora keep Meteora's sniper fee and lock. Our bot carries out the rest on both, and every payment goes on the ledger.
Standing order 1 of 6
The creator's own buy, in the open
“The developer's own crate is counted at the gate and written on the board. Other wallets can still buy. That is what the recon report is for.”
Every coin page shows what its creator bought at launch. Our launch form limits the creator's buy in the launch itself to 3% of supply. After that the creator buys like anyone else, and nothing is locked, so the bundle check shows the wallets linked to the creator. New coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab: at graduation their liquidity is locked through Raydium's LP lock, which the pad's fee wallet holds. Coins launched earlier on Meteora keep Meteora's lock.
Standing order 2 of 6
Wire across the first thirty seconds, on Meteora coins
“The older coins still have wire at the gate. The new ones charge everyone the same.”
New coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab with one fee on their curve from the first trade: 2%, of which 1.75% goes to the pad's fee vault on Raydium and 0.25% to Raydium. They have no opening sniper fee. Coins launched earlier on Meteora keep theirs: a fee that started at 50% and fell to the coin's own fee over its first 30 seconds, charged by Meteora's program.
Standing order 3 of 6
Recon before you go over
“Keep your head down. Read the recon first.”
Every coin page opens with its bundle check: the launch block, the first minute, wallets the creator funded, the ten largest holders. One word at the top: clean, concentrated or bundled.
Standing order 4 of 6
Rations every ten minutes
“Rations go out every ten minutes. Deserters forfeit their share to the ones who stayed.”
30% of each coin's trading fees is paid to its holders every 10 minutes by our bot, straight to their wallets. Your share depends on two things: how much of the coin you hold, and how long you have held it. A bigger bag counts for more, and a longer hold multiplies it, from 1× on your first buy up to 10× after days of holding. Selling resets your time.
Standing order 5 of 6
The weekly supply drop
“Listen for the engine. Look up.”
10% of the fees from every coin launched here goes into one weekly drop for wallets that hold $TRENCH. The standing split is half by balance and time held, half by trading fees paid across all coins on the pad, and no wallet gets more than 5% of a drop. Some weeks run on different terms, such as the top traders by volume. Each week's terms are posted before that week starts, never after.
Standing order 6 of 6
The burn pit
“What goes in the pit does not come back out.”
25% of fees buys $TRENCH on the open market and burns it. Our bot does it automatically each time the burn share reaches about $500 worth, with no one pressing a button. Every burn is dated and logged with its transaction. On coins launched on Raydium LaunchLab: the burn share is held, and nothing is bought or burned with it, until the pad's own coin has graduated.
We can't stop bundles, dumps or a coin from falling. We show you who bought, show what the creator buys, and pay you to hold.
No order here says a price goes up. They say what you can check on the way.
Dispatch · 02:15 hrs
Bundlers
One developer, forty wallets, all pretending to be strangers. Then they sell to you.
Dispatch · 02:16 hrs
Rug-pullers
The liquidity leaves over the back wall. The chart takes it in the chest.
Dispatch · 02:17 hrs
Caught
The helmet goes under the last candle. It will not stop every round. It came with the dent. Standard issue.
Dispatch · 02:19 hrs
Holding
Supplies are up: you can see who bought, the creator's crate is counted, and holding pays. Where the chart goes next is the market's business. Flares have gone amber.
Standing order 1 of 6
The creator's own buy, in the open
“The developer's own crate is counted at the gate and written on the board. Other wallets can still buy. That is what the recon report is for.”
Every coin page shows what its creator bought at launch. Our launch form limits the creator's buy in the launch itself to 3% of supply. After that the creator buys like anyone else, and nothing is locked, so the bundle check shows the wallets linked to the creator. New coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab: at graduation their liquidity is locked through Raydium's LP lock, which the pad's fee wallet holds. Coins launched earlier on Meteora keep Meteora's lock.
Standing order 2 of 6
Wire across the first thirty seconds, on Meteora coins
“The older coins still have wire at the gate. The new ones charge everyone the same.”
New coins launch on Raydium LaunchLab with one fee on their curve from the first trade: 2%, of which 1.75% goes to the pad's fee vault on Raydium and 0.25% to Raydium. They have no opening sniper fee. Coins launched earlier on Meteora keep theirs: a fee that started at 50% and fell to the coin's own fee over its first 30 seconds, charged by Meteora's program.
Standing order 3 of 6
Recon before you go over
“Keep your head down. Read the recon first.”
Every coin page opens with its bundle check: the launch block, the first minute, wallets the creator funded, the ten largest holders. One word at the top: clean, concentrated or bundled.
Standing order 4 of 6
Rations every ten minutes
“Rations go out every ten minutes. Deserters forfeit their share to the ones who stayed.”
30% of each coin's trading fees is paid to its holders every 10 minutes by our bot, straight to their wallets. Your share depends on two things: how much of the coin you hold, and how long you have held it. A bigger bag counts for more, and a longer hold multiplies it, from 1× on your first buy up to 10× after days of holding. Selling resets your time.
Standing order 5 of 6
The weekly supply drop
“Listen for the engine. Look up.”
10% of the fees from every coin launched here goes into one weekly drop for wallets that hold $TRENCH. The standing split is half by balance and time held, half by trading fees paid across all coins on the pad, and no wallet gets more than 5% of a drop. Some weeks run on different terms, such as the top traders by volume. Each week's terms are posted before that week starts, never after.
Standing order 6 of 6
The burn pit
“What goes in the pit does not come back out.”
25% of fees buys $TRENCH on the open market and burns it. Our bot does it automatically each time the burn share reaches about $500 worth, with no one pressing a button. Every burn is dated and logged with its transaction. On coins launched on Raydium LaunchLab: the burn share is held, and nothing is bought or burned with it, until the pad's own coin has graduated.
We can't stop bundles, dumps or a coin from falling. We show you who bought, show what the creator buys, and pay you to hold.