Meteora / Liquidity infrastructure on Solana
Liquidity.
In motion.
A token's launch is only the beginning. Build the market around it with dynamic pools, configurable curves and tools that keep liquidity working.
For liquidity providers.
For token teams. For builders.
The product index / 01–05
Different markets.
Different instruments.
Concentrate liquidity, shape a token launch, open an early-access window or share the fees. Start with the job your market needs done.
01LiquidityDLMM
Put liquidity where the market trades. Discrete price bins and dynamic fees for active positions.
Concentrated liquidity · dynamic fees
02LiquidityDAMM v2
A constant-product pool with flexible fee settings, position NFTs and tools for token launches.
Constant product · position NFTs
03LaunchDynamic Bonding Curve
Configure the curve for a token launch, then graduate its liquidity into a DAMM pool.
Custom curves · pool graduation
04LaunchAlpha Vault
Give participants a deposit window before a supported pool opens for public trading.
Early access · launch deposits
05DistributionDynamic Fee Sharing
Allocate collected pool fees across multiple recipients through a configured on-chain account.
Fee allocation · multiple recipients
Inside Meteora
Eight ways into the same liquidity ecosystem.
- 01Find your starting pointChoose a goal. Find the product. Continue in the official tools.Launch guide
- 02Liquidity in motionA short visual introduction to the Meteora toolkit.The film
- 03From launch to liquidityFollow a token from a configurable curve into an active pool.5 stages
- 04The pool boardReal DLMM pools, public liquidity figures and a route into the app.Public API
- 05The product indexFive primitives for liquidity, launch access and fee distribution.5 products
- 06Liquidity, in numbersRead public DLMM activity with the source and scope in view.Live reads
- 07Build with MeteoraDocumentation, SDKs and public APIs for your next integration.For builders
- 08About this guideOfficial sources, data boundaries and the risks worth understanding.Read first