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Launch with vyra.

Create a coin with its own maker, or add a maker to a pump.fun coin you already hold. Learn how the treasury, trading wallets, rewards and owner controls fit together.

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Getting started

Give your coin a market maker. Launch through your own wallet or add a maker to an existing pump.fun coin. Each maker has a treasury and between one and ten public trading wallets.

New coin
Choose coin → select strategy → fund treasury → review → sign
Existing coin
Launch a coin
1. Set name, ticker, image and description.
2. Choose optional dev buy.
3. Fund the maker with SOL.
4. Choose a strategy and review costs.
5. Sign from your own wallet.

Your wallet. vyra works with Wallet Standard wallets, including Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. You keep control of your own wallet.

Launch checklist
{ "coin": "<pump.fun mint>", "strategy": "balanced",
  "wallets": 3, "funding": "owner deposit" }

Add a maker to an existing coin. Any coin uses the same strategies and risk settings as a new launch. Its treasury is funded by deposits, rather than creator rewards.

PRESET REFERENCE
{ "buyTrigger": "10%", "sellTrigger": "10%",
  "buySize": "50%", "cooldown": "3m",
  "stopLoss": "35%", "keptInSOL": "50%" }

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Fees and reward split

A standard launch locks the creator reward split at 80% to the treasury and 20% to vyra. Network fees and account rent are shown before signing. The owner chooses how much of each treasury claim funds trading or becomes payable.

Realized maker profit contributes 20% to $vyra buybacks and burns. A losing sell contributes nothing. A maker on a coin launched elsewhere runs on deposits, with no creator rewards claimed through vyra. Your dashboard shows reward split and strategy; review both before funding. Rewards and trading returns are not guaranteed.

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Launch steps

1. Connect a supported wallet. 2. Add the coin name, ticker and image, or paste an existing mint. 3. Choose a preset and funding amount. 4. Review and sign. The maker waits for funding and the first qualifying price move.

Strategy example
{ "market": "pump.fun / PumpSwap",
  "treasury": "public", "tradingWallets": "1–10",
  "ownerControls": ["settings", "pause", "withdraw"] }

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How a maker trades

An empty wallet watches its price reference and applies its buy trigger before entering. After a buy, it tracks the entry price and sell trigger: each public trading wallet keeps its own position, entry price and cooldown, under the owner’s chosen settings.

Example settings
{ "creatorRewardSplit": { "treasury": "80%", "makers": "20%" },
  "rewardsToMaker": "owner-defined",
  "profitReinvested": "owner-defined" }

The maker spreads available capital across its wallets, which follow buy / sell / cooldown (owner-defined values). Wallets trade on the bonding curve, then continue on the canonical PumpSwap pool after graduation.

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Adding any coin

Supports existing pump.fun coins with a live bonding curve or PumpSwap pool. Paste the mint address or a pump.fun or DexScreener link.

example-maker.json
{ "maker": "one coin", "wallets": "public",
  "risk": "market making may lose money",
  "custody": "encrypted treasury and trading keys held by operator" }

Optional wallet ladder: set triggers: [{ wallet, buyDip, sellRise }, …] alongside price. Treasury reserve: reserve: "SOL"; retain SOL for fees and the configured reserve.

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Treasury payouts

The treasury holds available capital, reserves and what it owes the owner. Owner payouts come from rewards and realized profit. A losing trade reduces maker capital and does not take from amounts already payable. Review payout settings and choose an automatic payout minimum or withdraw available payable funds yourself.

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Trading wallets

wallet-settings.json
Launch a coin
1. Set name, ticker, image and description.
2. Choose optional dev buy.
3. Fund the maker with SOL.
4. Choose a strategy and review costs.
5. Sign from your own wallet.

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Owner controls

The owner funds the treasury, which distributes capital evenly across trading wallets. Each wallet keeps its own book and price lines. Limits include daily spending, exposure, trade size, stop-loss and a treasury reserve. Only the owner can change settings, pause the maker or request withdrawals. Market making buys into falling prices and can lose capital.

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Strategy presets

Start from a preset, then adjust settings in your maker dashboard. Presets: Patient, Conservative, Balanced, Aggressive.

maker-settings.json
{ "coin": "<pump.fun mint>", "strategy": "balanced",
  "wallets": 3, "funding": "owner deposit" }

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Public activity

Every maker has a public activity record. Review its treasury, trading wallets and transactions on its maker page. Trades, claims, transfers, payouts and settings changes are listed publicly with links to the chain.

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Trust model

Maker keys are held by the operator, encrypted at rest. Your own wallet remains yours. A maker is made up of: one treasury + 1–10 trading wallets, one owner + editable strategy settings, all listed publicly. Treasury and trading-wallet keys are held by the vyra service (custodial maker funds):

Maker: treasury, public wallets, owner, strategy

Review the trust model on the maker dashboard (vyra/docs#trust): wallet custody, signing checks, service availability and operational risk. /verify reviews the maker’s public records. Read the full documentation before funding; current information is published at vyra/docs. If the engine is offline, trading, claims, payouts and stop-losses stop until it resumes.

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Settings reference

STRATEGY    buy trigger · sell trigger · profit target
SIZE        buy intensity · sell intensity · min/max trade size
FREQUENCY   trading cooldown · slippage
RISK        stop-loss · trailing exit · exposure · spending limit
WALLETS     1–10 public trading wallets · per-wallet ladder
TREASURY    rewards to maker · profit reinvestment · reserve
PAYOUTS     auto payout · minimum payout · withdraw
CONTROL     pause · resume · liquidate · close