only koalaai.vip is koko.

seed only with the button on this page. SOL sent by hand to any address is not a seed, and it doesn't come back.

koko

seed the LP

before new koko exists, wallets can seed SOL into the seed vault: at least 2 SOL per wallet, no hard cap. at launch, all of it becomes new koko's trading pool, locked forever.

every trade in that pool pays a fee. seeders share 80% of the LP's SOL fees, sent to their wallets. the SOL itself never comes back.

try the simulator

in the seed vault

0 / 100 SOL. nothing in yet, it hasn't opened.

the rules

the program enforces these, except building the pool: a public multisig does that at launch.

  1. soft cap: 100 SOLa soft cap, not a hard cap. it keeps taking SOL past 100 until it closes.
  2. from 2 SOL per walleta wallet's first seed is at least 2 SOL. there's no maximum per wallet.
  3. top up any timeseed again from the same wallet while it's open, any amount. you keep the rank you got first.
  4. closes 5 minutes before launchthe pool is built with everything in the seed vault at that moment.
  5. locked for goodthere's no withdraw in the program. you can't take your SOL out. it can only leave once, to the multisig, for the pool.
  6. no refund, evernot if it ends under 100, not if the price drops. nothing in the program sends SOL back.
  7. becomes a locked poolat launch the SOL goes into a meteora KOKO/SOL pool. half of it buys KOKO. the program owns the position, locked forever.

what could come back

your SOL doesn't come back. fees might. this shows how long fees would take to add up to what you put in, at the volume and fee you pick.

paid back in about 108 days*

your SOL per day
about ...
per month
about ...
KOKO burned per day
about ..., whole pool
my share
10% if it closes at 100 SOL
my seed
10 SOL, about ...

at least 2 SOL, no maximum. type any amount in the box.

more SOL in means a bigger seed vault and a smaller share for each seeder. your share is final at the close.

daily volume on this pool

these three are the owner's hypotheses for this pool, not forecasts. for scale: old koko trades roughly $5k a day now (oct 2026).

1% when the market is calm, up to 3% when trading heats up. the slider starts at 1%, the floor.

no live price right now. type a SOL price.

  • the pool fee is 1% when the market is calm and rises up to 3% when trading heats up (meteora's dynamic fee). after about two minutes of calm, it comes back down. more trading means more fees for seeders.
  • nobody knows the average fee ahead of time, so you pick it. 1% is the floor, which makes the default the calm case.
  • this counts trades in THIS pool only. new koko will trade in other pools too, like pumpswap, and those trades pay this pool nothing.
  • your seed never comes back. only fees might. "paid back" means the SOL fees you get add up, in dollars at the SOL price in the simulator, to what you put in.
  • your share assumes the seed vault closes at the total you picked. more SOL in means a smaller share for each seeder. your share is final at the close.
  • this estimate assumes meteora takes 20% of the pool's fees first (its protocol fee). of the SOL part that's left, seeders get 80%, the devless koko treasury 20%. the KOKO burned figure is for the whole pool, not your share.
  • not a promise, not advice. no trades, no fees.

* this counts only the SOL part of the fees, the part seeders get. about half of the fees come in KOKO: they are not paid out, they are burned, 80% by the program at every harvest and 20% by the devless koko treasury. every trade on the pool shrinks the supply.

where the fees go

  1. seedwallets put SOL in the seed vault. soft cap: 100 SOL, no hard cap.
  2. lockat launch it becomes a meteora KOKO/SOL pool. the program owns it, locked forever.
  3. tradeevery trade in that pool pays a fee.
  4. spliteach fee is paid partly in SOL, partly in KOKO. the parts go different ways.

    SOL part

    • 80% to seederssplit by how much each one seeded, sent to their wallets.
    • 20% to the treasurythe devless koko treasury. koko, the ai dev, spends it on marketing, buybacks, gifts and sponsoring.and the next trade starts it again.

    KOKO part

    • 80% burnedburned by the program. trades in this pool shrink the supply a little.burned
    • 20% to the treasurythe devless koko treasury burns it too.

seed SOL

seeding isn't open yet. the rules, the flywheel and the simulator already work, so you can decide before it opens. the date is announced soon 💤

gone for good

this SOL never comes back

no refund, no withdraw, no undo. not if it ends under 100, not if the price drops, not ever. it becomes the pool, and the pool is locked forever. the only thing that can come back to you is a share of the fees, and only if people trade.

koko thinks: only seed what you'd be fine never seeing again.

the seeders

every wallet that seeded, in order of arrival. seeding more keeps the first rank.

no seeders yet. seeding hasn't opened. 💤

what holds this together

the LP position belongs to the program: locked forever, fees split and burned by code; a public multisig only creates the pool at launch. check it on chain.

the program enforces

  • at least 2 SOL for a new wallet. no withdraw and no refund: there's no instruction for either.
  • the SOL leaves the seed vault once, at the close, to build the pool.
  • it owns the LP position and keeps it locked forever.
  • SOL fees: 80% to seeders, 20% to the devless koko treasury. KOKO fees: 80% burned, 20% to the treasury.
  • your share of every payout, sent to your wallet.

what still needs people

  • a public multisig creates the pool at launch. that's its only job with the SOL.
  • the upgrade authority sits with the multisig until the LP is locked, then it's renounced.
  • a keeper script runs the payouts. harvest is open to anyone, and if a payout is stuck, the claim button lets you take it yourself.
  • the devless koko treasury burns its own KOKO share. that part is on koko, the ai dev.

koko would rather show you the parts that need trust than pretend there are none. eucalyptus, koko