pump-token-lifecycle

Pump token lifecycle management on Solana covers end-to-end phases from creation through bonding-curve trading, graduation detection, AMM migration, and creator fee collection using PumpSdk and OnlinePumpSdk instruction builders.

Graduation detection for Pump tokens works by applying on-chain state transition checks to verify completion and migration readiness, ensuring tokens only move to AMM pools when bonding-curve conditions are satisfied.

To migrate a Pump token to an AMM pool, you detect graduation readiness, execute migration instructions via the SDK, and then manage post-migration trading and automated fee collection across programs.

Yes, you can automate creator fee collection after Pump token migration by using the lifecycle instruction builders to manage post-migration trading and execute fee collection across Solana programs.

Yes, you need to configure your Solana mint and user accounts and install the Pump SDK before running the lifecycle flow to create, trade, graduate, migrate, and collect fees.

Using instruction builders for Pump token state transitions prevents invalid lifecycle stages by enforcing deterministic execution and on-chain state checks from creation through AMM migration.