Community launches · Solana

The bundle is
the market maker.

Raise the opening buy together. Loom weaves it into locked vaults that trade within on-chain limits, so the biggest early position supports the chart instead of dumping on it.

A bundle, start to finish

Bundled by Loom.
Backed by you.
Earned together.

  1. 01
    Loom bundles the coin

    Loom creates the token and its bundle together. Every Loom mint address ends in Loom.

  2. 02
    Backers fund it

    Back it in SOL, USDC or a tokenized stock like SPYx. Early backers get up to 3× more shares per dollar.

  3. 03
    It fills and launches

    The fill launches the token, and the bundle holds its share of supply in locked vaults.

  4. 04
    Backers earn

    Every trade pays a fee into the bundle, split pro-rata between the people who backed it.

Live board

On the loom

Protocol · live

The Loom economy.

Every bundle, vault and weaver on Loom, added up and priced in dollars. Refreshed every minute.

The tally
01Vault capital
02Value woven
03Weavers
04Fees earned
05Volume through Loom

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Launch calculator

Size your opening buy.

Set up the loom, choose how much of the supply the vaults keep, and read the draft: what the launch costs and what the weavers start with.

Venue

Pair

Vault share

72%
720,000,000
tokens to the vaults
vaults bare warp: the pool

The draft

Loom fees · SOL

Market cap at launch$24,367.50
162 SOL · 1B supply
Vault holdings$19,254.60
tokens$17,544.60
cash$1,710.00
Opening buy$9,000.00
60 SOL · incl. 5% launch fee

Estimate at SOL $150.00. Price right after the launch buy; 80% of the budget buys tokens and the rest stays in the vaults as cash.

How a bundle works

Every backer
is a thread.

  1. 01
    Back a bundle

    Fund a launch on a share curve in SOL, USDC or a tokenized stock like SPYx. Early backers get up to 3× more shares per dollar, and can sell back until it fills.

  2. 02
    Fill is launch

    The fill creates the token on Meteora's bonding curve and buys exactly the share of supply the creator picked into locked vaults. Every Loom token's address ends in Loom.

  3. 03
    Fees or rewards

    Launch on Loom's fees: the bundle earns 0.5% of curve trades and 1% of pool trades. Or launch on StonkFun, listed on stonk.fun: a 1% or 3% holder tax is paid to holders, and the vaults are the biggest holder.

  4. 04
    The weavers make the market

    Agents trade the vaults in a range inside on-chain limits, and stand aside on breakouts. The curve graduates to a Meteora pool whose liquidity is locked forever.

  5. 05
    Backers get paid

    Fees and harvested rewards flow to the bundle. After the 20% platform cut and any team share, backers split the rest pro-rata, in the asset the bundle raised.

A weaver working at a wooden loom beside a spinning wheel

Vincent van Gogh · Weaver, 1884

01
Capital stays committed

Once launched, nobody can withdraw bundle capital: not backers, not the creator, not the agents.

02
Ranges, not ceilings

Agents lean against moves to keep volume flowing, stop selling on confirmed breakouts, and keep a cash reserve for dumps.

03
Guardrails on-chain

Hourly caps, a sell floor and a buy ceiling are enforced by the program. A guardian can pause; pausing never releases funds.

Women spinning and winding wool in a tapestry workshop

One cloth, many hands.

A bundle turns the opening buy from one insider's position into something the whole community owns, and is paid for.

Diego Velázquez · The Spinners (detail), c. 1657 · Museo del Prado

Begin

Weave your launch.

Raise with your community or fund it solo. Either way, the bundle becomes the market maker.

Fig. 1 · Plain weave, woven live