wave Dashboard

WAVE ON SOLANA

Creator feesflow back in.

Built to put liquidity first. WAVE launches on Pump.fun through Curve’s Liquidity Manager. Creator-fee allocations build its balance, then fund liquidity after graduation.

Follow the flowPre-launch
Pump.funCreator fees fund the manager
PumpSwapLiquidity additions after graduation
CurveLiquidity Manager mode

THE MECHANISM

One continuous cycle

Follow the flow.

Activity creates fees.
Those fees have a destination.

Fees.
Pump.fun creator feesTrading starts the cycle.
Fees flow back into liquidity An illustrative flow from trading activity to received fees, then back into the liquidity pool. The pool fills across the three stages. This is not live data or a performance forecast.
WAVE LIQUIDITYThe cycle begins

Trading creates the fee stream.

Illustration · not live data
01 / COLLECT

A fee with
a purpose.

Pump.fun creator fees are shared with Curve’s Liquidity Manager. WAVE’s allocation accumulates while the token is on its bonding curve.

The allocation is after Curve’s platform share.

02 / REINVEST

Back into
the pool.

After PumpSwap graduation, the manager buys matching WAVE tokens and adds both sides to the canonical pool.

Operating costs, a SOL reserve and minimum deposit sizes apply.

03 / REPEAT

Keep the
cycle moving.

As more fees arrive, the manager can add to its liquidity position. The dashboard shows fee allocations, its SOL balance and the pool’s current value.

See the manager dashboard

THE RECORD

Built for transparency

Follow the fees.
See the balance.

Follow WAVE’s creator-fee allocations, the manager’s tracked SOL balance and the canonical pool’s liquidity. Each number has a different meaning.

Open the dashboard

The WAVE record

Pre-launch
Creator fees received
— SOL
Manager SOL balance
— SOL
Canonical pool liquidity
— USD
Official Solana mint
Assigned from the vanity pool at launch

Live reporting begins after the official mint is configured and confirmed by Curve.

A LITTLE MORE DEPTH

Good questions.

Which fees fund liquidity?

The manager receives WAVE’s share of Pump.fun creator fees after Curve’s platform allocation. That capital funds liquidity management, including operating costs and a SOL reserve. The dashboard counts confirmed allocations, not fees still awaiting distribution.

When does liquidity get added?

Fees accumulate before PumpSwap graduation. After graduation, Curve’s Liquidity Manager buys matching tokens and adds both sides to the canonical pool when its operating conditions are met. Liquidity management can pause, and neither the token price nor pool value is guaranteed to rise.

Where is the official mint?

WAVE will use a vanity address assigned from Curve’s pool. Once the launch is confirmed and its address configured, the mint and official links appear here and on the dashboard. Current status: Pre-launch.