Multi-pool launch
One token opens in up to eight pools in a single transaction, each on its own quote with its own liquidity, fee and Hook Blocks. If any pool fails a check, the whole launch fails.
Solana slot—
Set the rules.Every swap runs through them.
reel is a launchpad and AMM on Solana. Every pool runs its own Hook Blocks on every swap: anti-snipe, exit clock, holder pot, King of the Pool, arb recapture, LP rewards and more. You choose them at launch, for up to eight pools at once. Once a pool opens they are fixed, and anyone can read them on chain.
01Hook Blocks · One swap
A swap travels the line.Every block gets a say.
Example buySample settings, not live data
- Anti-snipeGuard over: no tax
- Dynamic fee+0.16% for the move
- Auto burn1% of tokens out, burned
- LP rewards2% of the buy to LPs in range
- The money mapLPs · creator · burn · reel
01Anti-snipe
For a window after launch, buys pay a tax that decays to nothing and each slot has a buy cap. Sells never pay it.
02Dynamic fee
The fee grows with how far the swap pushes the price from its recent reference. Pushing it back costs nothing extra.
03Auto burn
A fixed share of the tokens the buy receives is burned in the same transaction.
04LP rewards
An extra fee on buys, kept by the LPs whose liquidity filled it.
05The money map
Every fee lands somewhere you can read: the LPs, the creator, the burn and reel, at rates fixed when the pool opened.
Thread your own.
Pick blocks and they snap onto the pool in the order a swap meets them. Each one is a single job with bounded settings, fixed when the pool opens.
Protection
Fees
Rewards
Your pool4 blocks
Swap in
Every block runs on every swap, in this order. Choose one to take it off.
02In motion
Rules you can watch.Every one runs on chain.
Four of reel’s Hook Blocks, drawn as they run. These are illustrations, not live data; each block’s parameters and limits are on its own page.
King of the Pool
Rounds align to UTC. The biggest single buy of the round holds the crown until a bigger one takes it. At the close the king takes a prize from a pot that arb recapture fills, and part of what is left streams to LPs.
Arb recapture
When a pool’s price drifts from its reference, the swap that closes the gap pays most of the arbitrage profit back instead of handing it to outside bots: a share to the trader whose swap opened the gap, the King of the Pool pot, reel and the pool’s LPs.
Exit Clock
Each sell pays a rate set by how long the seller held, from the top rate down to the floor over the horizon. Quick flips pay; nobody is locked in.
03Revenue tokens
Turn a fee right into a token.Its stakers share the income.
Lock a pool’s fee right and mint a revenue token against it. Every swap in that pool then pays the token’s stakers, pro rata.
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Lock a fee right, mint a token
A pool’s fee right is locked behind a fixed-supply token. No owner, no second mint.
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Every swap pays stakers
Income is released over a set period, up to 14 days, to everyone who stakes the token, and claimable whenever they like.
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Its own market at mint
The token can open with a pool of its own, so holders can trade their share.
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Drops
Send more of an income token to the revenue token and every staker gets their part.
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Terms that end
Run it for good, or for a term. When a term ends, the fee right goes back.
ComingThe Revenue Tokenizer is built in reel-vaults and arrives with its next upgrade.
Add-onCompound: income goes back into the token’s own pool.
PlannedIncome advance · Automations · Borrow against revenue tokens. Not built yet.
04Running totals
Counted on chain.Never estimated.
These figures come from counters in reel’s own accounts. Where a figure has not been read, it shows a dash, not a zero.
- Hooks built
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- Not read yet. Saved Hook Block sets on reel’s program.
- Pools initialized
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- Not read yet. Every pool opened on reel’s program.
- Value facilitated
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- Not read yet. Lifetime swaps through reel pools, one side, at current USD prices.
- Liquidity
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- Not read yet. The real quote in live pools, what sellers can take out, at current USD prices.
How each figure is counted is on the methodology page.
05What a launch gets
One transaction.Everything set in it.
A launch creates the token, opens its pools and threads their blocks in a single transaction. Every choice is shown once more before you sign.
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Multi-pool launch
One token opens in up to eight pools, one per quote asset, each with its own Hook Blocks.
Up to 8 pools · One transaction
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Dev buy lock
Buy your own token inside the launch. The pools’ liquidity stays locked for the term you set, while fees stay collectable.
Bought at launch · Liquidity locked
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LP time-lock boost
LPs who lock their position for longer earn a larger share of the pool’s rewards.
Longer lock · Larger weight
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Owned hooks
Save a set of blocks as a named hook on chain. Your pools, or anyone’s you allow, can run it.
Saved on chain · Reusable
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Fee split
The base LP fee goes to liquidity providers. Block fees split between LPs, the creator and reel at rates fixed when the pool opens.
Fixed at open · Readable on chain
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SDK
A TypeScript client with reel’s program ids, PDAs, account decoders and instruction builders. It signs nothing.
TypeScript · Signs nothing
06Who it’s for
One program.Seven ways in.
Know the rules before you swap.
Every pool shows its Hook Blocks and their settings, and the quote includes each block’s fee. The receipt is on chain.
- 01Discover
- 02Read the blocks
- 03Quote
- 04Swap
07Read before you trade
Read the rulesbefore you trade.
A pool’s Hook Blocks live on chain from the moment it opens. Scan decodes them, with the token’s authorities and extensions, before you sign anything.
The blocks and their settings
Fixed when the pool opened. Nobody can retune them, the creator included.
The token’s authorities
Mint and freeze authority, and any Token-2022 extension such as a transfer fee or a transfer hook.
The deposit cap
A per-pool limit the admin can set or clear. Scan shows the pool’s value.
Who earns what
The fee split, read from the pool’s own account.
The mint address
A token is its address, never its ticker. Check the whole thing.
Who is asking
reel has no airdrop and never asks for a seed phrase or a signature to “verify” a wallet.
Automated reading of what is on chain. It is not an audit and not advice.
Built on
Infrastructure reel uses. No partnership implied.
- Solanathe chain
- Token-2022tokens and the transfer hook
- Pythprice feeds
- Jupiterswap routing
- Meteoralocker and limit orders
- RaydiumLaunchLab lane
- HeliusRPC
08Markets
Pools, hooks and tokens.Live from chain.
No pools to show yet.
Rows appear here once reel’s programs are live on mainnet and pools open. Nothing is shown until it can be read from chain.
09FAQ
Questions,answered plainly.
What is reel?
A launchpad on Solana where every pool runs its own Hook Blocks on each swap. You pick blocks such as anti-snipe, dynamic fees, auto burn and LP rewards, set their parameters and open the pool. The settings are fixed when it opens, and every block can be read on chain before you trade.
Which Hook Blocks can a pool run?
Anti-Snipe caps and taxes early buys during the launch guard. Dynamic fees rise with how far a swap moves the price. Auto Burn burns a share of each buy. LP Rewards adds a fee on buys for the LPs that filled them. Others include Wallet Cap, Sandwich Guard, Exit Clock, Storm Fee, Swap Cut and Holder Pot. The Hook Blocks page lists every block with its parameters and limits.
Where do reel tokens trade?
In reel pools. A launch opens one pool per quote asset, up to eight, each with its own Hook Blocks fixed at launch. You trade them in the app or through the SDK.
How does the dev buy lock work?
A creator can buy their own token inside the launch transaction. The pools’ liquidity then stays locked for the term the creator sets, while the fees stay collectable. Both are shown on the token’s page.
What does reel charge?
The base LP fee goes to liquidity providers. reel takes a share of block fees, at a rate fixed when the pool opens and shown on the pool’s page. Platform revenue goes to one treasury address, listed at the foot of this page.
Can I run a hook of my own?
Yes. Save a set of blocks as a named hook on chain, and run it on your own pools or let others run it on theirs.
How were reel’s programs checked?
reel and reel-hook were reviewed and verified end to end on Solana mainnet: every instruction ran against live accounts and its results were checked against the SDK’s figures. Their upgrade authority is held by the reel treasury, BA9VJD2ux2XtQ1diiurBR9pmgqtb33ivs6H8fmSgNPXr. reel-vaults, the periphery program, is verified on mainnet module by module, and its upgrade authority moves to the treasury when that finishes. A deposit cap is a per-pool setting the admin can set or clear.
Can I add Hook Blocks to a token that already trades?
Yes. You can open reel pools for an existing SPL or Token-2022 token, each with its own blocks. reel takes no authority over the token, and its pools elsewhere keep running as they are. Anti-Snipe stays off, since the token already trades.
Does reel support Token-2022?
Yes. A pool shows the extensions its token carries, such as a transfer fee or a transfer hook, before you trade.
Can agents use reel?
Yes. The MCP endpoint at /api/mcp lets an agent read pools and Hook Blocks, get quotes and build unsigned transactions. The agent’s own wallet signs.
Is there a $REEL token?
Not yet. When it launches, its mint address will be published here and in the app. Until then, any token calling itself $REEL is not reel’s.
How do I know a token or link is real?
A token is its mint address, never its ticker or logo. Check the full address on the token’s page and in Scan. reel has no airdrop and never asks for a seed phrase.
Launch witha hook.
Under every reel pool is one program and one set of Hook Blocks, fixed when the pool opens and readable by anyone.