The liquidity lifecycle
From launch
to liquidity.
A token needs more than an opening trade. Meteora connects the launch curve, the pool it becomes and the tools people use to provide liquidity along the way.
- 01
Define the market
ConfigurationChoose the token's curve, fee settings and graduation threshold with Dynamic Bonding Curve. The configuration describes how a launch trades and where its liquidity goes next.
- 02
Open the launch
Price discoveryParticipants trade against the configured bonding curve. For supported pool launches, Alpha Vault offers a separate early-access deposit mechanism before public trading begins.
- 03
Graduate to a pool
DAMMWhen a Dynamic Bonding Curve reaches its configured quote threshold, it can graduate into a DAMM pool. DAMM v2 brings position NFTs, flexible fee settings and tools for launch conditions.
- 04
Put liquidity to work
Liquidity providersLPs choose the pool and exposure that fit their strategy. DLMM offers a distinct approach using discrete price bins, with liquidity concentrated in selected ranges and fees that respond to market volatility.
- 05
Manage what follows
Ongoing activityMonitor the market, manage positions and collect available fees in the official tools. Dynamic Fee Sharing can allocate supported pool fees among configured recipients. The settings and risks remain specific to each pool.
One ecosystem.
More than one route.
For token teams
- Choose a launch configuration with DBC.
- Understand the selected graduation pool.
- Review access, fee and liquidity settings.
- Use SDKs to build your own launch experience.
For liquidity providers
- Inspect a pool's tokens and trading activity.
- Choose a position and price exposure.
- Account for impermanent loss and changing fees.
- Manage positions through the official app.
These are product pathways, not mandatory steps for every pool. DLMM is a separate liquidity model; a DBC launch does not automatically migrate to DLMM. Check the official documentation ↗ for the configuration you use.