Decentralized Exchange, based in Solana, Raydium is expected to start his own tokens broadcasting platform in the coming weeks to generate more income in the already popular trading service.
The Raydium native radius token has increased by 13% in the last 24 hours, beating a 1.62% gain on the larger market followed by the Coindesk 100 index (CD100).
Launchlab of Raydium will initially resemble the success of successful Pompe.fun token. Although the developers say that it will have several additional features which will make it more attractive for launching of tokens.
Launchlab will have three types of bond curves that correspond to the demand and the price of a token and will allow third -party UIS fixing their costs. A link curve is an automatic system that adjusts prices as tokens are purchased or sold on Dex.
Raydium Developer @ 0xinfra said in a post X that the service could be easily added to applications that already use existing Raydium services – such as AMM V4, CP -SWAP, CLMM POOLS.
“We are not here to compete with Launchpads currently using Raydium-Launchlab facilitates chain tokens launches more easily for teams, offering an infra neutral and without authorization,” he said.
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Launchlab is launched as a customizable and permission liaison curve program for Solana token launches and third -party UIS
Here is the deep dive on what is happening: (1/7) https://t.co/cs1fz4uejz
– infra | Raydium (@ 0xinfra) March 19, 2025
Raydium currently generates more than a million dollars in fees every day by negotiating in all his liquidity pools, not only to those of the pumping tokens. However, more than 30% of Raydium’s daily trading volume came from Pump. Fun Tokens in February, according to a dash dash.
Pump.fun, which allows anyone to issue a token for less than $ 2 in capital, after which they choose the number of tokens, theme and image of the same to accompany it. These tokens are automatically listed to negotiate on Raydium after reaching a market capitalization of $ 69,000.
But, at the end of February, Pump.fun apparently moved from the use of Raydium as a migration platform by launching its AMM tool (which means that tokens would be available to negotiate further on Pump instead of Raydium).
The two teams do not have an official partnership in place and have not publicly commented on recent developments.
Meanwhile, @ 0xinfra stopped the first launching rumors to be a simple pump.fun fork.
“Not a pump fork, the POC user interface of Launchlab imitates it for familiarity, but it is much more versatile,” he said in the Post X. “This is the first of a series of tools – more models in progress to meet various liquidity needs.
