How the AIO desk works

AIO is an all-in-one desk for launching and trading tokenized assets on Solana. You pick an asset from the catalog — oil, gas, diamond, fried chicken or watermelon — and AIO launches that asset as a coin. The coin is created on pump.fun, the public bonding-curve launchpad, and trades against SOL on its own curve.

AIO is an interface, not a protocol. It never takes custody of your coins or your SOL, never asks for a private key, and cannot move funds. Every transaction is built server-side as an unsigned message and signed in your own wallet.

On AIO, each coin is the tokenized asset. When Oil, Gas, Diamond, Fried Chicken or Watermelon launches, the coin itself is the asset — it trades, accrues value and lives on its own pump.fun bonding curve on Solana.

Every asset gets its own pair. The asset you choose in the launch pad sets the name, symbol, image and description written into the coin metadata, and after launch the coin is an ordinary pump.fun token on its own curve.

Our system is simple but very effective. All fees from $AIO are used to fund new assets, and a portion is used to add liquidity to every tokenized asset pair. Fees from the coins launched on AIO are used to buy back 90% into the asset they are paired with, and 10% goes towards a buyback & burn on our main token.

1. Install Phantom. It is the only supported wallet on this desk.
2. Fund it with SOL on Solana mainnet-beta. Devnet SOL will not work here.
3. Click the wallet button in the header and approve the connection.

Connecting only shares your public address. Signing happens per transaction, and Phantom always shows you what you are about to approve — read that screen before confirming.

1. Open Launch and pick an asset from the catalog. Search and category filters narrow the list.
2. Edit the prefilled name, symbol and description, and replace the image if you want your own artwork.
3. Optionally set an initial buy in SOL. This is a real buy on your own curve executed in the same transaction, so you hold the first supply. Leave it empty to create with no buy.
4. Confirm. AIO uploads your metadata, requests an unsigned create transaction, and Phantom asks you to sign it.
5. Once the network confirms, the launch is saved to the AIO board and appears under Explore.

Costs are set by Solana and pump.fun: network fees, a small account-rent cost for the new mint, plus the pump.fun protocol fee and whatever initial buy you chose. AIO adds no fee of its own.

Every coin has a page at /coin/<mint> showing live curve progress, market cap, your balance and the trade box. Buys are denominated in SOL, sells in tokens.

Trades run against the pump.fun bonding curve, so the price you get depends on the size of your order and on anyone who trades ahead of you. Slippage protection is included in the transaction; if the market moves past your tolerance the transaction fails instead of filling at a worse price.

Once a coin's curve completes it graduates to a regular AMM pool and continues trading there.

Names, symbols and images are chosen freely by whoever created a coin and are never unique. Anyone can launch a coin called the same thing as yours with the same picture.

The mint address is the only canonical identifier. Copy it from the coin page and verify it on a block explorer before sending SOL, especially if you followed a link from somewhere else.

• Coin data, curve progress, market caps — read live from the pump.fun API.
• Balances — read from Solana mainnet-beta RPC, both SOL and SPL token accounts.
• SOL price — a live public price feed, used only to display USD values.
• The AIO board — launches created through this site, saved after your wallet confirms the transaction, and verified against the mint before being stored.

Nothing on this desk is simulated. If a read fails, the page shows an error or an honest zero or dash rather than inventing a value. Metrics that no public source exposes stay blank on purpose.

Analytics aggregates the AIO board: launches over time, how many coins graduated, combined market cap, and the coins created by your connected wallet.

Any metric that would need data no public endpoint publishes — creator fee payouts, for example — is displayed as 0 or —. That is a deliberate blank, not a loading state.

• Unaudited, third-party protocol. pump.fun is not operated by AIO and can change or break independently of this interface.
• Memecoin risk. Bonding-curve coins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. Only spend SOL you can afford to lose entirely.
• Transactions are final. A confirmed Solana transaction cannot be reversed by AIO, by pump.fun, or by anyone else.
• No advice. Nothing here is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.