Introducing https://milk.fund
Launch coins on
@LaunchOnSF
that grow their own liquidity with every trade, turning creator fees into permanently locked liquidity on Raydium.
One of the biggest problems with new tokens is thin liquidity.
A coin can generate millions in trading volume, attract thousands of holders, and reach a significant market cap while the liquidity supporting it remains relatively small.
Every coin launched through http://milk.fund has its own automated liquidity engine that collects creator fees and reinvests them into the coin's existing Raydium pool.
As trading volume grows, the pool accumulates more liquidity, and everything the engine adds stays there permanently.
How it works:
Every coin launches through Raydium LaunchLab and appears directly on
@LaunchOnSF
, with the same bonding curve, graduation process, and trading infrastructure.
The difference is what happens to creator fees.
→ Collect: Every trade generates creator fees that are forwarded to a dedicated engine wallet belonging to that coin.
→ Buy: The engine uses those fees to purchase the coin itself, maintaining a balanced reserve of the token and its paired asset.
→ Deposit: Once the coin graduates, the engine deposits both assets into its existing Raydium liquidity pool.
→ Burn: The LP tokens received from each deposit are immediately burned, making that added liquidity permanently non-withdrawable.
The engine checks for new fees every 15 seconds, accumulating tokens while the coin is on its bonding curve and depositing liquidity after graduation.
Every subsequent trade continues contributing to the pool.
Why deeper liquidity matters:
Most new pairs start with relatively little liquidity, and even successful coins can struggle to build the depth needed to support a larger, more active market.
A coin might generate millions in volume, but that doesn't mean its liquidity pool has grown alongside it.
With http://milk.fund, trading activity directly contributes to
MILKmilk.fund
Position$264Profit+$21.92
