Pollens

Solana memecoin launchpad on Stonks · demo meadow

Buyers are bees. Every flower they visit gets pollinated.

Launch a coin on Stonks in one transaction. Each coin is a flower. A wallet that holds A and buys B carries pollen from A to B, and B turns red.

Plant a flowerHow a grain counts
0 %
to Pollens, at launch or after
23
pairs to launch in on Stonks
1 h
per epoch; every grain is public
demo meadow
1 epoch = 1 h
The demo meadow, seen from above. Red dots are bees in flight.

Flight log · 0 grains

    How the meadow works

    Four rules, one plate each.

    I

    The grain

    When does a grain of pollen count?

    A bee carries pollen from A to B only when all four hold. When in doubt, the grain is refused.

    1. It buys Babove the 0.01 SOL floor.
    2. It still holds Aabove 0.05 % of supply, and has for at least an hour.
    3. Once per pairthe pair (A, B) counts once per epoch.
    4. A real walletnot a bundle, and not a buyer from blocks 0–2.

    The rule with a worked example

    II

    The weight

    How much pollen A sends to B

    Every grain weighs what the bee holds of A, capped so one whale cannot carry the field.

    pAB = Σgrains A→B min( shareA(bee), 1 % )
    shareA(bee)
    the bee's holding of A, as a share of supply
    1 %
    the cap per grain
    III

    The bloom, every hour

    How a flower turns red

    Every grain that lands on a flower adds its weight. Each hour the meadow is redrawn from that hour's grains.

    1. Red is pollen receivedthe more weight lands on a flower, the redder it turns.
    2. Bees show the patheach red dot flies from the flower a bee holds to the flower it buys.
    3. Nothing is paidno fee goes to Pollens and nothing is bought back: the meadow only shows what bees do.

    Where pollen went this hour

    IV

    The fruit

    Ten pollinators in a day bear a fruit

    A flower that gets pollen from 10 different flowers in one day bears a fruit. It stays on the flower for the day.

    Fruits in the demo meadow today: 0. Fruits and badges carry no money:

    Forager · carried pollen to 5 flowersBloom of the day · …
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    Questions

    Frequently asked

    What is Pollens?

    Pollens is a Solana memecoin launchpad where coins are flowers and buyers are bees. When a wallet that holds one coin buys another, it carries a grain of pollen between them, and the meadow shows every grain. Coins launch on Stonks, in the pair their creator picks.

    How does a grain of pollen count?

    A wallet buys coin B above 0.01 SOL while it has held coin A above 0.05 % of supply for at least an hour. Each pair counts once per bee per hour, and bundles and buyers from the first blocks are left out. The grain weighs the bee's lowest holding of A during that hour, capped at 1 %.

    Where does a coin launch, and what does it cost?

    On Stonks (StonkFun, built on Raydium LaunchLab), in one of 23 pairs: SOL, USDC, tokenized stocks and more. Pollens takes no fee: you pay only network costs and an optional first buy. Like every Stonks coin, each trade pays 1 % to StonkFun and 0.25 % to Raydium.

    Can someone fake pollen with their own wallets?

    It costs more than it brings. A bee must hold for an hour, its lowest holding is what counts, one bee never weighs more than 1 %, and wallets funded by the same source as a coin's creator are excluded. When anything is uncertain, the grain is refused.

    Does pollen move any money?

    No. There is no pot, no buyback and no burn. Pollen is a public picture of where holders go: a flower turns red as pollen lands on it, bears a fruit on a day it is pollinated by ten different flowers, and its bees earn badges.

    Is the meadow live?

    Launches are open. The meadow shows demonstration flowers, tagged demo, until at least two flowers planted here are verified on-chain; from then on it shows the real ones, recomputed every hour.

    Plant your flower

    One transaction on Stonks, signed in your own wallet. No fee to Pollens.

    Plant a flowerRead the rules