Jupiter Studio provides Solana token creation through a bonding-curve launch flow. Its public form separates Meme and Custom configurations, with Custom choices for USDC, SOL, or JUP quotes and a 1% or 2% transaction-fee setting. These controls describe offered configurations, without proving that every possible combination or migrated pool executes identically.
The public Meme card displays a 5,000 USDC starting market cap and a 75,000 USDC graduation market cap. Those are market-cap parameters, not the deposit required from one creator or buyer. Custom also exposes creator-allocation and anti-sniping controls, while ordinary participation uses the coin’s curve price and transaction conditions. Jupiter’s documented base flow does not introduce a JUP staking ladder, and the interface Terms retain identity-check and other compliance rights.
Jupiter’s launch guide calls 1% the default Custom trading fee, but its current form and creation API offer both 1% and 2%. Other retail wording describes a universal 1% before and after graduation, so a token’s actual fee and trading phase need to resolve that discrepancy. The advertised 50% LP-fee creator share also has a different denominator from half a gross trading charge. Enabled opening-buy fees, routing commissions, and network costs have separate configuration and quote requirements.
Creator allocations and ordinary purchased tokens have separate release conditions. The Custom duration menu offers Immediate, six months, or 12 months, with a default 0% allocation and 12-month selection. That observation does not validate every nonzero Immediate launch, and the API includes a cliff anchored to migration. Creator trading-fee claims use a separate deployer-wallet workflow and are not guaranteed returns or a substitute for checking an allocation’s actual release schedule.
Jupiter’s retail guide describes permanently locked initial graduation LP, while its developer documentation and API describe an option for 50% to become withdrawable after one year. A token-level configuration and generation check is needed before applying either description, and later liquidity positions are separate. Meteora also documents a stop in curve trading at completion before the migrated pool becomes available. Token-page risk signals, an LP lock, and a working support route do not guarantee liquidity, investment value, or reversal of a signed transaction.
