Step 01
Create
Set the launch conditions: required wallets, committed SOL, distribution target and ignition window.
Crowd-driven Solana launchpad
Don’t chase the launch. Ignite it.
PULSE lets the crowd decide when a token is ready to go live. Commit before launch, build visible momentum, and when the launch reaches 100%, ignition happens automatically on Solana.
The crowd starts the launch.
Pulse / pre-launch ignition
87%
214wallets
26.8 SOLcommitted
36to ignition
01 / How PULSE works
A launch built by the crowd.
Creators set clear ignition conditions before trading begins. Participants commit SOL, demand becomes visible, and only launches that reach their thresholds actually go live.
Step 02
Commit
The crowd commits SOL before the token is live. Commitments are locked for the ignition window, not spent immediately.
Step 03
Ignite
When all conditions reach 100%, the launch goes live and eligible commitments convert into initial positions.
Step 04
Trade
After ignition, the token opens for normal Solana trading with demand already proven before the first public trade.
02 / Why PULSE
Demand before launch. Not after.
Traditional launchpads make the creator decide when to go live. PULSE makes launch readiness measurable and lets the crowd create the signal first.
No crowd.
No launch.
If a launch does not reach its ignition conditions inside the window, it fails cleanly and committed SOL is returned. Weak demand never needs to become a dead market.
No launch.
Visible momentum
Everyone sees the same Pulse percentage, committed SOL and wallets remaining to ignition.
Pre-launch price discovery
Demand forms before trading opens, giving creators and buyers a clearer signal than hype alone.
Automatic ignition
No manual “launch now” button. Once the conditions are met, the token can ignite automatically.
03 / Live launches
Watch the PULSE climb.
Real-time examples
$NOVA
Meme
92%
$CATLAB
AI
64%
$FLUX
Utility
81%
If demand never appears
Ignition can fail.
That is part of the mechanism. If the threshold is not reached before the window closes, the launch does not go live and committed SOL is returned to participants.
04 / FAQ
Simple enough to understand in seconds.
What is PULSE?
PULSE is a Solana launchpad where tokens go live only after the crowd reaches predefined ignition conditions such as committed SOL, unique wallets and distribution targets.
What happens to my SOL before ignition?
Your SOL is committed for the launch window. The intended model is that it remains locked until ignition or failure rather than being immediately exchanged for the token.
What happens at 100%?
Once every required threshold is satisfied, the launch ignites. Eligible commitments can then convert into initial positions and public trading begins.
What if the launch fails?
If the ignition window expires without reaching the required thresholds, the launch fails and committed SOL is returned under the launch rules.
Does PULSE guarantee token performance?
No. PULSE measures pre-launch participation and readiness. It does not guarantee price performance or investment returns after ignition.
Find it before it ignites.
Discover launches while demand is still forming, commit early, and watch the crowd decide what actually deserves to go live on Solana.