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Launch a coin on Raydium's curve, or pair one you have. Holders get paid in the asset it's priced in.

why?

A new token launches on Raydium's LaunchLab curve from its creator's wallet, quoted in a tokenized stock or a crypto asset from the catalogue; at the fill Raydium locks it into a CPMM pool whose fees pay holders in that asset. A token you already have is paired into a pool its owner opens from their own wallet, with no new supply: two transactions, the lock carrying the rules in a memo, with one signed message only as a fallback, and only the pool's Fee Key reaches the site's payout wallet.

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why?

getstonked runs on Raydium: a token launched here opens on Raydium's LaunchLab curve from its creator's wallet and graduates into a Raydium CPMM pool; a token brought here is paired into a CPMM pool its owner opens from their own wallet. Every pool's liquidity is locked in Raydium's lock program, which has no release instruction in the bytecode deployed today; Raydium can upgrade it. The site's payout wallet holds the fee keys, the dev-buy ladder and what rounds owe holders, all public on chain. It holds no financial licence, and the quote assets are third-party instruments with their own risks — read what each one actually represents before you trade in it. Nothing here is investment advice.

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Yield is dollars paid to holders per day over the token's market value, annualised, from the rounds on record, counting what each pool's own trading paid. The past, not a promise.