How it works

Restrictions built into the token.

Every Volition token carries its own list of restricted wallets and checks it on every transfer. Known KOL wallets are on it by default, and creators can add any KOL by their X handle.

01

Create your token

Set the name, ticker and image. Your token launches on a Meteora bonding curve, approved in your own wallet.

02

Choose restricted wallets

Known KOL wallets are restricted by default. Add any KOL by their X handle, or any other address you want kept out.

03

Enforced on every transfer

Restricted wallets cannot buy or receive the token, and every holder can always sell. Volition keeps the KOL list current after launch.

Restricted wallets cannot buy

A wallet on a token's list cannot buy or receive that token. The check runs inside the token itself, on every transfer.

Holders can always sell

Restrictions never trap anyone. A wallet added after it bought can still sell or send what it holds.

The list stays current

Volition adds new KOL wallets as they appear. Creators pick the KOLs they want kept out when they launch.

Enforced by the Volition transfer hook, 4japkCvZa1maqJDh5c5atGeGBJGC4FMoNauWrxbhqakg

The KOL list

564 KOLs, 567 wallets.

The KOLs marked Default are restricted on every launch unless the creator turns it off. Any other KOL can be added by handle when launching. Wallets come from public KOL trackers such as kolscan.io.