Launch a coin.Make a market.
Every coin on AMM opens with its own automated market maker. It provides liquidity, collects trading fees, and can put realized profits into buybacks.
- Built on Solana
- 4 market-making strategies
- Audited AMM templates
- Public dashboard per shop
The market
Every coin launched here gets a shopfront on the street. Pick one to see its dashboard: liquidity, volume, fees earned, realized profit and buybacks.
Open your shop
Name your coin, pick how its market maker trades, and set the rules. The preview updates as you go.
How a shop runs
From launch to buyback, in the order it happens.
Launch a coin and its AMM
Your token is created already paired with its own automated market maker.
Choose a strategy
Constant product, concentrated, dynamic or volatility-adjusted market making.
Liquidity runs itself
The AMM manages funded positions, adjusts allocations and processes trades.
Set your market's rules
Trading fees, liquidity ranges, supported pairs and risk limits are yours to configure.
Trades earn fees
Trading activity pays fees to liquidity providers and the protocol.
Profits buy back the coin
A share of realized net protocol revenue can fund buybacks of the paired token.
The $AMM flywheel
More shops on the street means more trading. More trading means more revenue for $AMM buybacks. Cross-DEX arbitrage keeps prices honest and adds volume along the way.
- 1More AMMs and coins launched
- 2More liquidity and trading activity
- 3More trading fees and protocol revenue
- 4Revenue funds $AMM buybacks
- 5More liquidity providers and market creators
Market maker factory
Anyone can open a tokenized market-making business in minutes. A memecoin community could launch a coin paired with an AMM that keeps liquidity deep for selected Solana pairs.
The AMM puts deposited capital to work, collects trading fees and rebalances on its own. A share of net revenue can buy back the community's coin, and every move shows on its public dashboard.
Not just another launch
Pump.fun made token creation open to anyone. AMM does the same for market making.
A typical launch
- A token with no job to do
- Liquidity depends on whoever shows up
- Fees leave the community
- Nothing to measure but the chart
A launch on AMM
- A token paired with working liquidity infrastructure
- An engine that provides liquidity from day one
- A market-making service other projects can use
- Liquidity, volume, fees and buybacks on a public dashboard
How AMM earns
Five revenue lines, all pointed back at $AMM.