Launch Settings

Configure Block-0 Mode, supply allocation, launch presets, and execution tips.

Network scope: Panda Bundler supports Pump.fun on Solana, Pons on Robinhood Chain, and Uniswap on Ethereum. Features, wallet limits, funding routes and launch controls vary by venue. SOL, Jito and Solana-address examples below apply only to Solana; do not reuse them for an EVM network. Select the correct network in the live app and confirm its requirements before funding or signing.

Launch Settings control how the configured buy is split and submitted when the token is created.

Panda Bundler launch settings

Launch mode

Panda Bundler exposes Block-0 Mode in the draft workspace. The configured creation and initial-buy transactions are prepared as a coordinated launch sequence.

Block-0 Mode is an execution setting, not a guarantee. Network conditions, launchpad behavior, bundle inclusion, third-party trading, and transaction failures can change the result.

Supply and dev buy

Set the total token-buy target and the developer allocation shown by the form. Review the aggregate percentage after every change.

Presets and custom configuration

The interface can expose preset or custom allocation patterns. A preset is a starting configuration; it does not promise a particular chart or holder-map appearance.

Tips and timing

For Solana workflows, use the Jito-tip and pacing controls shown by the active launch mode. Higher values do not guarantee inclusion or execution. Recheck the funding requirement after changing a tip, delay, or wallet count.