Why this page exists
Token tooling ages badly. Fees change, thresholds move, a launchpad quietly reprices, and a guide that was accurate in May is wrong by September without a word of it changing. Rather than silently editing pages, we date every correction here alongside the product work, so you can see when a number you relied on was last checked.
Corrections are logged as loudly as launches. If we got something wrong, the entry says so.
September 2026
- Data
Every Pump.fun and SOL-denominated figure on the site re-measured
Pump.fun's bonding-curve fee has been 1.25% per trade since September 2025, not 1%, and creating a coin there is free rather than 0.02 SOL. The graduation threshold is fixed in SOL on-chain — about 85 SOL collected, a curve market cap near 411 SOL — so the familiar $69K figure was only ever true at one SOL price. We re-read the fee docs and the on-chain curve parameters, then corrected the numbers across every guide, tool page and calculator, and re-anchored USD conversions to the live SOL price.
Read the corrected Pump.fun guide → - Data
Bridge and reflection-token guides, both measured first-hand
Two guides written from our own mainnet transactions rather than from documentation: what actually arrives when you bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain, and how reflection tokens behave once they hit a concentrated-liquidity pool.
How to bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain →
August 2026
- New
Pons Volume Bot
A server-run volume engine for Pons launches on Robinhood Chain, with a job UI that shows each wallet's progress. It funds throwaway wallets, trades on a schedule you set, and sweeps the remainder back when the job ends.
Open the Pons Volume Bot → - New
Pons Bundler, Bundle Buy and Bundle Sell
Launch on Pons with a dev buy and up to a dozen sniper wallets in the same block, then buy or sell across those wallets in one bundle afterwards. Non-custodial: the wallets are generated in your browser and the keys never leave it.
Open the Pons Bundler → - New
ETH bridge to Robinhood Chain
A two-panel bridge built directly on the Relay route rather than an embedded third-party widget, so the quote, the fee and the expected arrival amount are all on one screen before you sign. Measured end-to-end: 99.13% of the input arrives on the far side.
Open the bridge → - New
Robinhood Chain tool suite
Token creator, liquidity pool creation and removal, multisender and the Pons launchpad tools, all on Robinhood Chain. The chain selector moved into the sidebar at the same time, so the whole navigation is scoped to whichever chain you are working on.
Create a token on Robinhood Chain → - New
Reflection token template
A launch preset that pays holders a share of every transfer. The guide that ships with it is blunt about the catch: reflection mechanics and concentrated-liquidity pools do not get along, and the guide shows exactly where it breaks.
How reflection tokens work → - Improved
Pump-suffix launches preselect from a link
A link carrying ?pump=1 now opens the create form with the pump-suffix option already ticked, so readers arriving from a guide about the address shape land on the configuration that guide described.
Open the creator with the suffix ticked → - Improved
The post-create prompt says what is actually at stake
Creating a token does not make it tradeable. The screen after a successful mint now says so plainly and sends you to pool creation, because a token with no pool is invisible to every aggregator and unbuyable by everyone.
Create a liquidity pool → - Improved
Copy Coin on the trending board
Every card on the live Pump.fun trending board has a Copy Coin button that opens the creator prefilled with that coin's name, ticker and image, with Revoke Mint pre-ticked and nothing else assumed.
Open the trending board → - Fixed
Published pricing matches the fee schedule that ships
The cost calculator and every price quoted in the guides were reconciled against the fee constants the app actually charges, and the calculator now prices in SOL only rather than a USD figure that goes stale the moment SOL moves.
Open the cost calculator → - New
Security and custody page
One page stating what Alchemii can and cannot do: no custody, no seed phrase, no key to your mint, every transaction built in the browser and signed in your wallet — plus the parts that are irreversible once signed.
Read the security page →
July 2026
- Data
The 50,000-launch dataset, documented
The sample behind the survival statistics quoted across the guides now has its own methodology page: what was counted, over what window, and what the numbers cannot tell you.
Read the methodology →
June 2026
- New
Per-token pages for coins created here
Every token created through Alchemii gets a permanent page carrying its mint address, supply, decimals and authority state, linked from the token's own on-chain metadata.
Browse created tokens →
May 2026
- Data
Pump.fun graduation figure standardised at ~$69K
The site had been quoting both $13K and $69K for the same threshold. At the time, $69K was right, and every page was corrected to it. That figure has since been superseded again — see the 2 September 2026 entry, which replaces it with the SOL-denominated threshold the chain actually enforces.
Pump.fun vs Raydium →
Recently updated guides
Articles whose figures, screenshots or steps have been revised since publication, newest revision first. The date is the same one the sitemap reports, and the same one that appears on the article itself.
- How to Trade Solana Meme Coins: Buy, Sell, Survive (2026)
- How Much Does It Cost to Make a Meme Coin? (2026)
- How to Copy a Trending Pump.fun Coin in 2026 (60 Seconds)
- How to Find Trending Pump.fun Coins Fast (2026)
- Pump.fun Market Cap vs Replies: Read the Board (2026)
- Solana Memecoin Narrative Clusters: How Theme Waves Form (2026)
- What Happens When You Clone a Solana Token? (2026)
- Free Mint on Solana: The Real Lamport Cost (2026)
- How to Make Meme Coins: The Launch Framework (2026)
- How Do Meme Coin Creators Make Money? 4 Real Ways (2026)
- How to List a Token on DexScreener (Quick Guide 2026)
- Best Solana Launchpad 2026: 8 Platforms Compared
Everything else lives in the full guide index. If a figure on any page looks stale, it probably is — tell us on the contact page and it gets checked.