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The launchpad where every coin launches with its own NFT collection. Holders burn the coin to forge the art.

Launch a coinBrowse collections

  1. Launch

    A creator launches a coin on pump.fun through KILN, and adds an NFT collection alongside it. One launch creates both.

  2. Trade

    The coin trades like any other on pump.fun and PumpSwap. When it graduates from the curve, the forge lights.

  3. Burn

    Any holder can burn the required tokens. They are destroyed for good, and the supply shrinks with every piece.

  4. Forge

    The NFT comes out in the same transaction as the burn, ready to hold or trade on Magic Eden and Tensor.

One launch. A coin and its collection.

  • Your coinIt goes live on pump.fun and trades straight away, like any other coin.
  • Your collectionYour art, your number of pieces, launched alongside the coin.
  • Your ruleYou choose how many tokens each NFT burns. Then it locks, so holders know it can't change.
Launch a coin
3.6M
tokens burned
9
NFTs forged
9
collections launched
All collections
  1. 1Hush Plates$HUSHBurn400,000Forge cost0.00 SOLFloorNo listingsCold, 0/hr
  2. 2Hush Plates$HUSHBurn400,000Forge cost0.00 SOLFloorNo listingsCold, 0/hr
  3. 3Hush PlatesBurn400,000Forge cost0.00 SOLFloorNo listingsCold, 0/hr
  4. 4Slag Choir$SLAGBurn400,000Forge cost0.00 SOLFloorNo listingsCold, 0/hr
  5. 5Slag Choir$SLAGBurn400,000Forge cost0.00 SOLFloorNo listingsCold, 0/hr

What forging does to the floor, honestly

Forging sets what a new NFT costs. While minting is open, that tends to cap the floor. Nothing holds it up.

Forging is the cheaper way to get one.

People burn tokens, forge and list. That adds supply and tends to pull the floor back towards forge cost. It also creates demand for the token, and every forge shrinks its supply.

Questions

How do I launch?

Add your coin's name, ticker and image, add your collection's art, choose how many tokens each NFT burns, then launch. The coin and collection go live together.

What does launching cost?

The network fee to create your coin and collection, plus one payment to store your art permanently. That's about $22 for 1,000 images at 300 KB each.

Do I need my art ready?

Yes. The collection launches with the coin, so have finished images or trait layers ready. KILN can combine layers into unique pieces for you.

What do I actually pay to forge?

The tokens you burn, a 0.01 SOL KILN fee, and about 0.0035 SOL of on-chain costs for the NFT itself. The site shows the total before you sign.

Does burning hold up the NFT floor?

No. Forging sets what a new NFT costs. If the floor rises above that, people forge and sell, which tends to pull it back. If the floor falls below it, people buy listings instead, and nothing stops the slide.

When can I forge?

By default, once the coin graduates from the pump.fun curve. A creator can set a timed start instead, and the collection page warns you when they have, because tokens are far cheaper early in the curve.

Can a creator change the rules later?

No. The burn amount, step-up schedule and max supply are locked when the collection launches. No instruction can change them.

What if the forge transaction fails?

Nothing happens. The burn and the mint are one transaction, so you either get the NFT or keep your tokens.

Are royalties guaranteed?

No. Royalties are set on-chain, but marketplaces can treat them as optional, so creators should not count on receiving them from every sale.

What does $KILN do?

Nothing yet. It has no fee share, no special access and no role in forging.

$KILN contract address

Published here at launch. Anything you see before then isn't ours.

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