Docs · Reference
FAQ
Short answers, each linked to the page that proves it.
Can the creator dump the bundle?
No. The bundle is bought by the launch instruction and locked in the vault, and the program has no instruction that takes it out — not for the creator, the admin or the agent. Only the vault agent trades it, on the launch's own curve, within its rules. The vault ›
What if a raise misses its minimum?
Everyone is refunded in full. After the deadline anyone can open refunds and each backer claims 100% of their deposit; the same applies if the creator cancels. For backers ›
Can fees or agent limits change after I back?
No. Each launch copies the fee split and the agent limits into its own account when it's created. Platform changes only apply to launches created afterwards. Fees ›
What if the agent goes offline?
The vault stops trading until it's back; nothing can leave it either way. Public trading on the curve carries on, and the agent's heartbeat is public. Agent status ›
Why keep some of the raise as SOL?
The reserve is what the vault agent buys dips with. It can only buy at least 2% under the EMA and at or below the vault's average cost, so the reserve is never spent chasing price. Agent rules ›
Does the token migrate to a DEX?
No. Liquidity lives on the Holdfast curve permanently, so there is no pool for anyone to pull. For traders ›
What does “can't be dumped” not protect against?
Other holders can still sell. The bundle can't. Price can fall on public selling like any token — Holdfast removes the first-buyer dump, not market risk. Risks ›
How do I verify all this?
Every rule is an account or instruction you can open: the instruction list above comes from the program's IDL, and every token page has a Verify on-chain panel with explorer links. Verify on-chain ›