Launch a coin.Open the pit.
Every coin on FLOORPIT opens with its own trading pit. You pick how it matches orders, who makes the market and what it charges, and the fees it earns can buy back the coin.
$FLOORPIT live
Bids shout from the left, offers from the right. Click the floor to shout your own.
From coin to exchange.
Six steps, filed in order. Most pits open in an afternoon.
Write your charter.
Decide how your venue matches trades, what it lists and what it charges. The charter on the right updates as you go.
The Night Owl Pit
Anyone can open a pit.
A community could run a pit just for Solana memecoins. A creator could open one for a single coin. Every pit reports the same numbers, live.
The flywheel.
More pits mean more markets and deeper books. That brings traders, volume and fees, which fund buybacks and pull in more creators. Drag the slider to spin it.
Illustrative only: assumes $180k average daily volume per pit, 10 bps taker fee, 40% buyback share. Not a forecast.
Your own venue, not a listing.
A coin listed on someone else's exchange
- ×You don't set the fees, the rules or how orders match.
- ×Volume you bring earns money for the venue, not for you.
- ×Your market sits next to thousands of others.
- ×No say in which pairs trade or who makes the market.
A coin with its own pit on FLOORPIT
- ✓You own the venue: matching model, pairs and fee schedule.
- ✓Execution fees come back to the pit and can buy back the coin.
- ✓Bring your own makers, agents or existing DEX liquidity.
- ✓Change the charter as the market grows.
Five ways the house eats.
FLOORPIT makes money when pits open and when they trade. Hover a line to see its share of the illustrative mix.
Two phases, no shortcuts.
Start on liquidity that already exists
- Pits route to existing Solana DEX liquidity from day one
- Custom trading interface for every pit
- Audited execution infrastructure
- Fee routing and buybacks wired in
Venues of their own
- Independent order books per pit
- Sealed-bid networks of makers
- Call auctions on a schedule you set
- Autonomous market-making integrations
Why FLOORPIT?
The old exchanges ran on a trading floor: a room full of pits where traders shouted bids and offers until someone took the other side. Every price was made out loud, in public.
FLOORPIT brings that room to memecoins. Every coin gets a pit of its own on the floor, you write the rules it trades by, and the fees it earns can buy it back and help hold up the other kind of floor: the price.
The fine print
FLOORPIT is not a regulated exchange, trading venue or broker, and opening a pit here does not make it one. Calling something a pit or a venue is a description, not a legal status.
Buybacks depend on realized revenue and are never guaranteed. This page is a pre-launch preview: every pit, trade and number on it is simulated. Memecoins are extremely risky. Nothing here is financial advice.