Imagine
everyone locks.

Lock-to-earn for coins launched on Raydium LaunchLab under the IMAGINE platform. Every IMAGINE coin has a pool. Trading fees flow into it, and 90% of what arrives streams to the holders who locked, weighted by how much they locked and for how long.

Every coin is paired with an asset: a tokenized stock like NVDAx or SPYx, a currency like USDC, SOL, or anything else Raydium LaunchLab supports. Fees are taken from that side of each trade, so lockers are paid in it. A coin paired with NVDAx pays its lockers NVDAx; a SOL-paired coin pays SOL; a USDC-paired coin pays USDC. Nothing is minted.

Trading fees, all landing in the coin's pool. Every trade anywhere — Raydium, Jupiter, any bot — pays the coin's 0.5% on-chain trading fee, which Raydium LaunchLab sends to the pool. Trades on imagine.fun add a 1.5% app fee, so 2% reaches the pool. After the coin graduates, the Raydium pool's fee share keeps flowing to it. Anyone can donate too.

Yes. It launches on Raydium LaunchLab and trades like any other LaunchLab coin, on Raydium, Jupiter and anywhere that routes through them. Raydium's 0.25% LaunchLab protocol fee applies as it does to every LaunchLab coin. IMAGINE adds the pool and the locks.

Your weight is amount times a multiplier. The multiplier rises on a square-root curve from 1.00× at four hours to 4.00× at a year: a week is 1.41×, thirty days 1.86×, ninety 2.49×. Locking at least 0.1%, 0.5% or 1% of the supply adds 10%, 25% or 50% on top. Your share of what arrives is your weight over the pool's total weight.

Yes. A lock can earn at most what its tokens were worth when you locked them, measured in the pair asset, times its multiplier. Once it has, it stops earning and the locks still earning split what comes in. Your tokens stay yours and unlock on their date either way.

Always. Breaking a lock forfeits your unclaimed rewards to the lockers who stayed and burns a slice of your principal, scaled by how much of the term you did not serve. Claiming, on the other hand, never touches the lock.

Nothing from fees. The creator earns only by locking, like everyone else. Pools split 90% to lockers and 10% to the treasury, frozen when the pool is created. The creator has to lock first, before anyone else can, and that founding lock is public on the coin's page.

The absence of an instruction that could. There is no admin withdraw path in the program, a pool's terms are frozen when it is created, and claiming and unlocking can't be paused.

Sign in with Google. You get an ordinary Solana address held for you: fund it, lock from it, withdraw whenever, and export the secret key at any time to use it in any other wallet.

Illiquidity. You can't sell a locked bag without burning part of it, and a locked bag in a coin going to zero is worse than an unlocked one. A coin nobody trades pays nothing. If you weren't going to hold anyway, don't lock.