How it works
No presale · no dev allocation · 1B supply. Coins can go to zero. Disclosures
Full details
The fee
Every buy and sell pays 2.5%, always in the pair token, never in the coin. Meteora keeps 0.5%. Mosaic's 2% is split automatically:
- Gas (1% of Mosaic's share): keeps Mosaic's launch wallet funded so claims, buys and burns never stall.
- Creator (10–50%): paid to the wallet that launched the coin, in the pair token. It starts at 10%. Holding MOS raises it: 100k MOS → 20%, 1M → 35%, 10M → 50%. The lowest MOS balance over the last 7 days counts. Any part the creator doesn't earn goes back into the split below.
- Prize pot (50% of the rest): saved for the next draw.
- MOS holders (25%): converted to USDC for Mosaic's daily MOS dividend.
- MOS burn (25%): buys MOS on the market and burns it.
After a coin bonds, a quarter of its pool fees stays in the pool as extra locked liquidity; the rest is split the same way, in thirds.
Coins paired with MOS: MOS is never sold. After the creator's cut, the whole fee is burned. There is no gas, prize or rewards share, and these coins can still win draws.
Bonding
Each coin has a fixed 1 billion supply on a Meteora bonding curve. When the curve raises its target in the pair token, the coin moves to a Meteora pool. That pool's liquidity is locked forever. There's no presale and no dev allocation; the creator can buy first like anyone else.
The draw
Every $250K traded across all Mosaic Launch coins, one coin is drawn using on-chain randomness (ORAO VRF). Each coin's chance equals its share of that volume. The prize pot buys the winning coin and sends it to that coin's holders, pro rata. Wallets holding 10,000+ tokens are eligible; contracts and pools are not.
Volume counts once the pair has a USD price from before the trade, so the first seconds of a brand-new pair may not count.
Pairs
A coin can be paired with any Solana token Meteora allows, including stocks, SOL, stablecoins and memes. Tokens with a transfer tax that their owner controls aren't allowed until Meteora approves them.
Risks
Coins are speculative and can go to zero. Nothing here is advice. Disclosures