The water’s 
STONK.
Launch a Solana coin paired with $STONK. Every trade’s fees go straight back into its liquidity pool, locked forever. The water only rises.
SHALLOW END
DEEP END
CANNONBALLEvery trade fills the pool.
Each trade pays a 2% fee. On STONK POOL, the whole fee goes back into that coin’s own liquidity pool, split into STONK and the coin, and locked forever. No fee wallet. Nobody can take it out.
Shallow endnew coin, on the curve
Graduatedpool opens, fees fill it
Getting deepharder to dump every day
Deep endcannonballs barely ripple
Drop a dump in the pool.
Pick a sell size and how long the pool has been filling. Deeper pools take the same sell with a smaller splash.
- Pool depth
- $10.0k
- Price drop
- —
- Splash
- —
Posted at every pool.
Every coin launched here follows the same rules, set in the program at launch. Nobody can change them later, including us.
- No ruggingLiquidity is locked forever. It can’t be pulled.
- No fee walletEvery fee goes back into the pool, not to a team.
- Swim with STONKEvery coin is paired with $STONK.
- Shallow end firstNew coins start on a bonding curve, then graduate.
- Swim at your own riskMemecoins are risky. A deep pool is not a promise.
Where do the fees go?
Back into the coin’s own liquidity pool. The fee is split into STONK and the coin and added as liquidity that is locked forever.
Why does a deeper pool matter?
The deeper the pool, the less any single trade moves the price. Big sells make smaller splashes, so charts get steadier as volume comes in.
Who can pull the liquidity?
Nobody. Not the creator, not the team. That’s rule one: no rugging.
What is $POOL?
The pad’s own coin. Its pool gets filled by fees the same way as every other coin here.
Does the creator get anything?
The creator gets a coin with a pool that deepens on its own. The fees all go back into the pool.
Is it live?
Not yet. This page is a preview: the board and cannonball test are simulations. Launching opens when STONK POOL goes live.