Vamping: what is copied and what is not
Vamping a pad creates a new LaunchLab platform owned by your wallet, with the source pad's economics read from chain.
What is copied
The creator fee, the LP split (Fee Key share, creator share, burn), the vesting share, the CPMM tier, every curve rule group by group, and the restrict flags. The platform fee is yours to set with the slider, from 0 to 5%.
What is not
The coins, the volume and the brand. Your fork needs its own name, website and image: a name, site or image already used by an indexed pad is refused. Your wallet becomes the admin, the fee wallet, the Fee Key wallet, the vesting wallet and the transfer fee authority.
The transactions
- 1
transfer 0.25 SOL + createPlatformConfig - 2
createPlatformCurveRule (one per rule) - 3
updatePlatformCurveRule (one per group) - 4
updatePlatformConfig restrict flags
The first transaction is simulated against the live chain before your wallet asks for approval. Your wallet signs everything in one request; each transaction is confirmed with getSignatureStatuses before the next is sent. If one fails, the ones after it are not sent.
One platform per wallet
The platform address is derived from the admin wallet, so a wallet can run one platform. To run a second pad, use a second wallet.