THE LAUNCH CLUB GUIDE

Launch guide

Choose a tool, prepare your wallets, and review your next move.

Choose your workspace

Robinhood · 1–32 first-buy wallets

Direct V4 Beta

Create a token with immediate Uniswap V4 trading. Choose the opening wallets and review the full launch budget.

Create Direct V4 Token
Robinhood · Up to 20 opening wallets

Pons V2 Bundler

Launch a Pons token with customized opening purchases. Set each wallet’s spend or target token allocation.

Create Pons V2 Bundle
Solana · Up to 23 opening purchases

Stonk Bundler

Launch a Stonk token with your opening wallet group. Choose a supported quote asset and customize purchases.

Create Stonk Bundle
Solana · 1–50 recipient wallets

Stonk Cleaner

Manage a Stonk token with sell-and-buy, sell-all or SOL collection. Review the selected wallets and amounts before each operation.

Open Stonk Cleaner

Four steps to get started

  1. Sign in and choose a tool

    Connect your login wallet, select a workspace and check its network.

  2. Set up your token and wallets

    Enter token details, review wallet addresses and customize purchase amounts.

  3. Save your backup and fund wallets

    Download the required snapshot before funding. Use the displayed balance requirements, including fees.

  4. Review and confirm

    Check the latest estimate, addresses and permissions. Follow the status shown after submission.

Prefer token allocation percentages?

Pons V2 and Stonk support target holdings with optional variation. Review the estimated holdings and purchase costs, then apply your allocation. Fees and funding reserves are separate; final holdings can differ.

Check the full cost

Direct V4 and Pons V2 normally charge a platform fee of 0.05 ETH per token launch, not per wallet. The current Stonk platform launch fee is 0 SOL.

Purchases, liquidity, protocol fees, network fees and exchange charges are additional. Pons has its own launch fee. Use the current estimate before confirming; failed actions can still incur costs.

Fund wallets from KuCoin

In Pons V2, Stonk Bundler or Cleaner, open Fund wallets to use your own KuCoin account. Customize each wallet’s target balance and optional margin, then review the amounts, networks and exchange fees.

After confirmation, withdrawals are sent one by one. Earlier withdrawals may complete if a later one stops. Check the status before retrying, and allow time for deposits to arrive.

Keep enough ETH or SOL for network fees, alongside any paired asset. Read how KuCoin credentials are handled before connecting.

Keep your backup. Import it to trade.

Snapshots and CSV backups can contain unencrypted private keys. Keep them private and securely stored. Replacing wallets does not move funds from the old addresses.

Trading pages require you to import a matching snapshot. Connecting your login wallet alone does not unlock trading wallets. Download an updated backup whenever the wallet setup changes.

Read the wallet-key and backup disclosures for data handling and access information.

Find your next step

Return to Explore for your launch history and trading links. Use Analytics after signing in to view only your account’s launch activity by network and date.

Visit Bots for the Robinhood Volume Bot and news of the upcoming Solana Volume Bot. Review each bot’s settings and costs before starting.

Help & safety

Why can’t I continue?

Check the workspace’s incomplete steps, wallet balances, latest estimate and backup confirmation. Follow the message beside the action button.

An action is pending. What should I do?

Check its status before trying again. Closing a tab does not cancel a submitted transaction or withdrawal. If a launch succeeded but its record was not saved, retry the record update instead of launching again.

Where can I get help?

Contact @launchclubfun for 24/7 live chat. Share public transaction references only; never send private keys, snapshots or exchange secrets.

Use only wallets you control. Review every destination, amount and permission. Mainnet actions involve real assets, and confirmed transactions may be irreversible.