pump-solana-architecture

To derive the bonding curve PDA for Pump.fun on Solana, you use specific seeds defined by the Pump program's account layouts. This Skill details the derivation patterns for accurately locating per-token bonding curve accounts.

The account layout for the PumpAMM protocol defines the on-chain structure for automated market maker pools. This Skill explains the specific data fields and singleton structures required to interact with PumpAMM pools.

Cross-program invocations between Pump, PumpFees, and PumpAMM coordinate operations like token creation and fee sharing across distinct Solana programs. This Skill details the invocation patterns and data aggregation required for these multi-program workflows.

Common pitfalls when deriving singleton PDAs in Solana smart contracts include using incorrect seeds or mishandling account validation during cross-program calls. This Skill identifies these derivation and account handling errors to prevent integration failures.

Yes, you can use this architecture reference to set up fee sharing and an AMM pool for a new token. It provides the necessary PDA derivations and explains the cross-program flow between Pump, PumpFees, and PumpAMM required for token deployment.