America.Fun Solana Launch
Launch a Solana Token-2022 project through America.Fun with USD1 buys, Meteora DBC migration support, holder cleanup, injection wallets, and starter strategies.

Sumo supports America.Fun launches on Solana. The launch path uses USD1 as the quote asset, creates a Token-2022 launch mint, initializes a Meteora DBC market through America.Fun, and can optionally continue into a migration bundle with DAMM v2 post-graduation buys.
Prerequisites
Before launching, make sure you have:
- Token metadata ready: name, ticker, image, description, and social links
- USD1 for the dev initial buy, bundle buys, and optional holder or injection top-ups
- SOL for transaction fees, Jito tips, ATA creation, and migration-related rent or fees
- A launch plan: supply target, bundle wallet count, holder count, and optional post-graduation wallet count
- A wallet plan: use ready wallets from private keys, Wallet Farm, or another profile, or create new Solana wallets / buy aged Solana wallets through Wallet Marketplace during the wizard
USD1 Quote
America.Fun launches use USD1 for launch buys. Launch wallets still need SOL for transaction costs and setup.
Launch Flow
1. Info
Choose America.Fun in the Launchpad field, then enter the token and profile details.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Launchpad | Yes | Select America.Fun. The launchpad is locked after the draft is saved. |
| Profile Name | Yes | Internal Sumo profile name used after launch |
| Token Name | Yes | Public token name |
| Ticker | Yes | Token symbol, auto-uppercased |
| Image | Yes | JPG or PNG image, up to 2 MB |
| Description | No | Public token description |
| X, Telegram, Website | No | Public social links included with the launch metadata |
2. Buy Mode
America.Fun supports the same high-level supply planning model as other Solana launch flows, but uses USD1 for launch buys.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Mode | Bundle launches on the DBC market. Graduation Bundle adds a migration step and DAMM v2 post-graduation buys. |
| Launch plan | Sets the dev buy, the bundle and the snipe on one bar, with the cost strip (Bundle cost, Snipe cost, Funds needed, Market cap) under it. See Launch Plan. It covers the dev, bundle and optional post-graduation wallets; it is capped at 80% (Max 80%) in normal bundle mode and 100% with a Graduation Bundle. America.Fun has no snipe supply estimate, so the snipe row reads Snipe · set in Snipe after launch below: set the snipe's wallets and buy size in Snipe after launch. |
| Dev buy | Launch plan row: share of supply the dev wallet buys with USD1 in the America.Fun pool-initialize transaction. |
| Bundle · at launch | Launch plan row: the share of supply spread across the DBC bundle wallets, without the dev buy. In migration mode the bundle wallets buy the rest of the America.Fun DBC migration target after the dev buy; the part of the plan above it is the Post-Graduation Buy. |
| Post-Graduation Buy | Post-migration DAMM v2 allocation, shown only for Graduation Bundle. |
| Bundle Wallets | Normal bundle mode supports up to 16 bundle wallets. Migration mode supports up to 8 DBC bundle wallets. In normal bundle mode, when the Launch plan's bundle is 0% there is no bundle buy (the row reads Dev buy only): the launch is dev-only (create-only when the dev buy is 0% too), so Bundle Wallets and Holder Wallets are hidden, no bundle wallets are created and, unless snipe wallets join holder cleanup (see Snipe After Launch in Launch a New Token), no holder wallets and no token cleanup either. With Token Supply launch-fee payment the fee then comes from the dev wallet, so the dev buy must be at least the fee share of supply; otherwise use a Launch Ticket. |
| Post-Graduation Wallets | Graduation Bundle supports up to 2 post-graduation wallets. |
| Holder Wallets | Wallets funded through token cleanup after launch. |
| Token Cleanup Method | Off, Token Transfer, or Sell / Buy. New drafts default to Sell / Buy, redistributing through buys and sells in a Sender Max bundle (adds a Token Cleanup Tip, default 0.002 SOL, per bundle): Use Bundle for Token Cleanup (Advanced Controls) defaults on for the USD1 quote, because a bundle hands the quote through more relay wallets than a single transaction can. You can turn it off to send single transactions; once set, your choice is kept when you switch launchpads and a hint shows when it differs from the recommendation. A saved draft saved with Sell / Buy keeps the choice it was saved with. Pick Token Transfer for plain token transfers. Pick Off to skip the post-launch redistribution entirely: the holder wallets are still created, but nothing is sent to them (their SOL funding is part of the cleanup). The Token Wash Reserve is still budgeted on the launch wallets, so you can run Token Cleanup yourself later from Live Trading. |
| Snipe after launch | Optional wallets that buy right after the bundle lands (on DAMM v2 for a Graduation Bundle), only once America.Fun has confirmed the launch. See Snipe After Launch. |
| Injection Wallets | Optional wallets funded for later activity. |
| Funds Per Holder Wallet | SOL top-up delivered through cleanup source wallets. |
| USD1 Funds Per Holder Wallet | USD1 top-up delivered through cleanup source wallets. |
| Funds Per Injection Wallet | SOL top-up for injection wallets. |
| USD1 Funds Per Injection Wallet | Optional USD1 top-up for injection wallets. |
| CEX Funding | Optional Husher funding path for distributing SOL and USD1. |
| Advanced Controls | Launch buy slippage (launch buys), Trading slippage (default 1%, at most 10%: the new profile's default slippage for strategies and instant trades, changeable later in profile settings), Cleanup slippage (Sell / Buy cleanup only; default 2%, at most 10%: the first attempt's tolerance for each cleanup sell and buy, and each of up to two retries adds 1%, up to 10%), supply jitter, holder jitter, and Jito tip. |
Migration Capacity
Graduation Bundle uses tighter transaction packing than normal bundle mode. If you need migration and post-graduation buys, keep the wallet counts within the America.Fun migration limits shown in the wizard.
3. Wallets
Add, import, or generate wallets for each launch role.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Dev Wallet | Creates the launch, pays setup costs, and performs the initial USD1 buy. |
| Bundle Wallets | Buy on the Meteora DBC market during the launch bundle. |
| Post-Graduation Wallets | Graduation Bundle wallets that buy after migration on DAMM v2. |
| Holder Wallets | Receive post-launch holder distribution through cleanup. |
| Injection Wallets | Optional wallets funded for later injection activity. |
| Snipe Wallets | Wallets used only by the snipe after launch; shown when Snipe Wallets is above 0. |
You can use ready wallets, create new wallets, or buy aged wallets at this step. Ready-wallet paths include importing private keys, pulling wallets from Wallet Farm, or reusing wallets from another profile. Additional paths include creating new wallets or buying aged inventory from Wallet Marketplace.
4. Funding
Save the draft before funding. The funding table tracks both SOL and USD1 requirements.
USD1 covers dev and bundle buys plus optional USD1 holder or injection top-ups. SOL covers transaction fees, Jito tips, ATA creation, migration costs, and optional SOL holder or injection top-ups.
If CEX funding is enabled, deposit the required SOL and USD1 into the funding wallet and use the funding actions to distribute them. If CEX funding is disabled, fund the launch wallets directly and use Check Balances.
5. Strategies
Optionally add starter strategies to the profile before launch. You can configure Counter Trade, DCA, and Limit Order strategies by hand, or apply a strategy preset: Sumo ships built-in Hyped, Standard, and Staircase presets, and your org can save its own presets for reuse across launches and imports. Strategies are saved with the draft and can be reviewed after the token is live.
6. Launch Preview
The preview shows:
- Token metadata and America.Fun metadata status
- Dev, pre-graduation (bundle), post-graduation, holder, injection, and snipe wallet counts
- USD1 and SOL funding rows
- Supply split across dev, bundle, and optional post-graduation buys
- Whether migration and DAMM v2 post-graduation buys are part of the launch
When launched, Sumo submits setup transactions as needed, then submits the Jito bundle that initializes the DBC market and executes launch buys.
After Launch
The profile opens in Live Trading after the launch completes. America.Fun projects can also expose creator-fee claim actions when claimable amounts are available.
Launch Logs
America.Fun profiles add a Launch Logs tab for launch setup, DBC bundle submission, migration activity, and related launch transactions.
Further Reading
- What Are Memecoin Bonding Curves? — this launchpad's curve overlaid on every other supported launchpad, with graduation math
- How Much Does It Cost to Launch a Memecoin? — simulate launch cost, starting market cap, and supply held for this launchpad
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