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How to launch a memecoin without getting scammed

The scams that target new coin creators, how to spot them, and how to launch a Solana coin buyers can actually trust.

Launching a coin is easy. The hard part is not losing money to the people who prey on new creators, and not looking like a scam to your own buyers. Here is how to avoid both.

Scams that target new creators

Make your coin trustworthy to buyers

Buyers check a new coin in seconds. These are the things that make them stay:

On MemeLaunch these are set for you by default:

Launch it safely, step by step

  1. Go to memelaunchs.com yourself. Don't follow a link from a DM.
  2. Connect your own wallet. You'll only ever be asked to approve transactions, never to share a phrase or key.
  3. Fill in your coin and launch. Then share your coin page link, which shows your logo and name as a preview on X and Telegram.

Common questions

Does a launchpad ever need my seed phrase?

No. A real launchpad only asks your wallet to approve transactions. Anyone asking for a seed phrase or private key is trying to steal from you.

How do buyers know my coin is not a rug pull?

On MemeLaunch every coin's mint is revoked and, by default, its pool liquidity locks permanently at graduation. Both are visible on the coin page and on Solana Explorer.

Should I pay for volume bots or trending packages?

No. Fake volume shows up on-chain, costs money, and drives real buyers away.

Memecoins are extremely risky — most go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice. Read the risk disclosure.

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