Understanding Solana Token Launches: Launchpads vs. Public Markets

By understanding these platforms, you can navigate Solana’s token ecosystem with confidence

Newcomers to Solana often hear terms like “internal” and “external” platforms for token launches. But what do these terms mean, and how do they differ? In this guide, PandaTool breaks down everything you need to know.

What Are “Internal” and “External” Platforms on Solana?

  • Internal Platform (Launchpad): Refers to Pump.fun, a Solana-based platform for launching and trading tokens. Launching a token on Pump.fun requires no liquidity pool setup—tokens go live instantly.

  • External Platform (Public Market): Typically refers to decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like Raydium or PumpSwap (post-2025). Tokens migrate here after gaining traction on Pump.fun.

How Do They Work?

Launching on Pump.fun (Internal Platform)

  1. Create a meme token on Pump.fun—no liquidity pool needed.

  2. Users can trade immediately. As the token’s bonding curve pool grows, it automatically migrates to Raydium or PumpSwap once it hits 85 SOL in liquidity.

    • Note: After 2025, Pump.fun tokens migrate to PumpSwap by default, not Raydium.

Launching Externally (via DEX)

  1. Use tools like PandaTool’s Token Creator to deploy a token with full customization (supply, decimals, name).

  2. Manually create a liquidity pool on Raydium or PumpSwap to enable trading.

Key Differences

Aspect Pump.fun (Internal) External Launch (DEX)
Token Supply Fixed at 1 billion, decimals locked. Fully customizable.
Token Ownership Tokens remain in the bonding curve pool. All tokens go to the creator’s wallet.
Liquidity Requirements No setup required—trading starts instantly. Requires manual liquidity pool creation.
Permissions No admin controls (e.g., minting, blacklisting). Full permissions for creators.

Which Is Better?

  • Choose Pump.fun for fairness and community-driven launches.

  • Choose External Launches (via PandaTool) for full control over tokenomics and permissions.


Step-by-Step Guides

External Launch via PandaTool

  1. Visit PandaTool’s Token Creator.

Solana一键发币概念:内盘发币与外盘发币的区别

    2. Connect your Phantom wallet.

    3. Customize token parameters (name, supply, decimals).

    4. Confirm and pay fees.

Internal Launch via Pump.fun (Bundled Buy)

  1. Go to PandaTool’s Pump.fun Bundled Launcher.

  2. Solana一键发币概念:内盘发币与外盘发币的区别
  3. Navigate to the “Bundled Launch” section.
  4. Enter token details and private keys for bundled wallets.
  5. Set the bundled buy amount and confirm the transaction.

What Is a Bundled Buy?

PandaTool’s Bundled Buy tool lets creators launch Pump.fun tokens while coordinating purchases across multiple wallets. This helps developers secure more tokens upfront for better project management.

Conclusion

“Internal” (Pump.fun) and “external” (DEX) launches serve different goals. Pump.fun prioritizes simplicity and fairness, while external tools like PandaTool offer flexibility and control. Choose based on your project’s needs.

Ready to Launch?

By understanding these platforms, you can navigate Solana’s token ecosystem with confidence—whether you’re building a community meme coin or a utility-driven project.

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