rotation is the first launchpad with an AI‑rotated pool.

What rotation is

rotation is a Solana launchpad. Most launchpads pair a new coin with SOL. Here, every coin trades against $ROTA: one token holding a pool of coins that our AI rotates as the narrative moves. When $ROTA moves, every coin paired with it moves with it.

1. 01

   Launch your coin.

   Name it, draw it, ship it. The pair is set for you: $ROTA, not SOL. You earn 0.4% of every trade on your coin’s bonding curve.

2. 02

   Our AI rotates the pool.

   $ROTA holds SOL and majors as its base. The AI adds and trims its picks as the narrative moves: on-chain first, then it posts what it did and why.

3. 03

   Your coin moves with it.

   When the pool moves, every coin paired with it moves too, up or down.

$ROTA, the pool

$ROTA is the AI rotation pool: one token holding a pool of coins. What it holds is public, on the pool page and on the chain.

The AI’s picks stay a minority slice of the pool. It picks established tokens with real liquidity and a track record: never a coin launched here, and never one still on its bonding curve.

How a rotation works

A rotation moves part of the pool from one holding to another. Each one goes the same way, in this order:

1. 01

   The AI reads the market.

   Volume, momentum, trending lists and news. It proposes one move, with a one-line reason.

2. 02

   Fixed rules check it.

   Before anything is sent, code checks the move against rules the AI cannot change: what it may pick, how big a slice it may hold, how far apart moves must be.

3. 03

   It lands on-chain.

   The pool changes on-chain, and the rotation’s transaction stores a fingerprint of the AI’s note.

4. 04

   Then the AI says why.

   Only once the rotation has landed is the note published, on-chain and in the rotation log, with links to both transactions.

Nothing is announced before it happens, and a rotation that does not land is never posted. If a pick crashes or loses its liquidity, the rules take it out at once, without waiting for the AI.

Checking a note

Anyone can check that a note is the one written for its rotation, and that it was not changed afterwards:

• The rotation’s transaction stores the SHA-256 hash of the note.
• After the rotation lands, the wallet that runs the rotations publishes the note itself on-chain, as a memo.
• Hash the note’s text with SHA-256. If it equals the hash stored in the rotation, the note is genuine.

The rotation log runs this check for every note and marks it Verified. A note that does not match is marked Unverified, and a rotation whose note is not out yet reads Note pending.

Launch mode

Launch mode. The AI builds the pool live, at least 2 minutes between moves.

$ROTA opens as SOL and majors only. During launch mode the AI builds its picks live, one new pick at a time, each one on-chain first and then posted. Once launch mode is over, rotations can add or trim, and they are spaced further apart.

The pool page says while launch mode is on, and the rotation log keeps day one for anyone to replay.

Launching a coin

Name your coin, add a ticker, an image and a short description, and choose an optional first buy in SOL. Your wallet signs a few prompts: one that turns the SOL of your first buy into $ROTA, then the launch itself. Your first buy lands in the same transaction that creates the coin, so you are its first holder.

A coin’s curve is counted in $ROTA, so its dollar figures move with $ROTA. When the curve fills, the coin graduates: it moves to its own pool, still paired with $ROTA, and that pool’s liquidity is locked for good. Graduating takes about a minute, and trading pauses until it is done.

• Name: up to 32 characters. Ticker: up to 10, and not ROTA.
• Description: up to 600 characters. Website, X and Telegram links are optional.
• Image: PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, up to 4 MB.
• No presale, no team allocation, no liquidity to seed.

Buying and selling

Until a coin graduates, its page buys it with SOL in one transaction: your SOL becomes $ROTA and buys the coin, and any SOL the buy does not use comes back in the same transaction. If you already hold $ROTA, you can pay with it instead.

Selling works the same way back: the coin becomes $ROTA and $ROTA becomes SOL, in your wallet, in one transaction.

After graduation, a coin trades on its own pool, still paired with $ROTA. Its page links to that pool under Trade, and to its price history under Chart.

You connect your own wallet and sign every transaction. The site builds them for you to review, never asks for your keys and never holds your funds.

Fees

1% of each curve trade. 0.4% of each curve trade goes to the coin's creator. No platform fee. No sell tax.

Launching costs only Solana network fees and the one-time account rent for your coin, paid by your wallet, plus any first buy you choose. Trades through the $ROTA pool, or on a graduated coin’s own pool, also pay that pool’s trading fee.

Creator fees

Every trade on your coin’s bonding curve pays you 0.4% of the trade, in $ROTA. Your fees build up on the curve until you claim them: open your coin’s page with the wallet that launched it and press Claim. Only that wallet can claim them.

Contract addresses

Everything here runs on Solana. These are the addresses the site works with:

Risks

• Memecoins are volatile. A coin can lose most or all of its value.
• $ROTA moves both ways, and every coin paired with it moves with it, up or down. The AI can be wrong.
• Programs can have bugs, and a transaction on Solana cannot be undone.
• Nothing on this site is investment advice. Trade carefully, and only with what you can afford to lose.

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