Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Memphis, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a small, self-hosted utility that mimics PumpFun’s “one-click” experience on Solana. Every time I top-up liquidity for my own SPL token, the script must automatically structure the pool so that both the on-chain liquidity and the displayed market cap read exactly $10,000, then list the pair on Raydium in the same transaction batch.

Here’s the flow I have in mind: I enter my token mint and wallet, approve once, and your code (CLI, browser page, or simple script—whichever you find faster) 1) creates/updates the liquidity pool, 2) deposits the right mix of tokens and SOL/USDC so the figures resolve to 10 K, and 3) publishes the pair to Raydium. I want to be able to repeat this at will; each invocation must recalculate and keep everything locked at that 10 K mark. Network and program fees per run should stay below one dollar.

Technical boundaries
• Must run on Solana; Anchor, TypeScript SDK, or raw Rust are all fine.
• PumpFun-style math for “constant 10 K market cap” needs to be embedded.
• No strict preference on user interface—command line or lightweight front end both work.
• Use standard libraries (SPL-token, Raydium SDK, etc.) and comment the code.

Deliverables
• Source code with clear comments.
• README covering setup, wallet permissions, and a Devnet test run.
• Proof (screenshots or demo) that a second liquidity add still shows 10 K market cap and that overall fees stayed under $1.

Acceptance tests will be run first on Devnet, then Mainnet. If anything here is unclear, let me know before you start so we don’t lose time." (client-provided description)