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Meteora Integration

Installed SDK methods and the boundary of supported execution.

Code exists; Stayers production behavior is not yet verified.

The repository uses @meteora-ag/dynamic-bonding-curve-sdk 2.0.0 and @meteora-ag/cp-amm-sdk 1.5.1. These installed versions, their IDLs and the Stayers wrappers define the current integration.

DBC methods in use

MethodRole
partner.createConfig2Construct the reusable configuration
creator.createPoolConstruct a token launch
creator.createPoolWithFirstBuyConstruct pool creation and optional positive creator buy in one atomic transaction
pool.getQuoteFromInputAmountQuote an initial buy from the validated configuration before the pool exists
state.getPoolConfig / state.getPoolRead configuration and pool state
pool.swapQuote2 / pool.swap2Quote and construct DBC trades
state.getPoolFeeMetricsRead accrued fee counters
partner.claimPartnerTradingFeeConstruct an authorized partner claim
creator.claimCreatorTradingFeeLegacy/direct-creator claim construction where configured
migration.migrateToDammV2Construct migration

A supported SDK method is not evidence that its corresponding website control is complete or that Stayers has executed it on mainnet.

DAMM support

The installed CP-AMM SDK supplies pool reads, position creation, liquidity addition and permanent-lock construction used by the existing audits. The integration contains migration verification and the indexer decodes DAMM swap/claim events.

The complete survival-funded acquisition/deployment service is planned. The current website swap route does not execute DAMM trades.

Data and execution

Events are decoded from official definitions, including self-CPI transport. Executed amounts, canonical block ordering and actual received transfers drive analytics and accounting; requested trade amounts or counter differences alone are insufficient proof.

Read Meteora's configuration reference ↗ for protocol context. The Stayers-specific restrictions are narrower than every capability available in the SDK.

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