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The Meteora guide is live: 11 articles and 9 tutorials on Solana's liquidity pools
StonkBuilder Community now has an independent guide to Meteora, a Solana app where people put tokens into shared pools and earn a share of every trade's fee. It has 11 articles and 9 step-by-step tutorials. Here is what is inside and where to start.
In short
- The Meteora guide is free, independent and written for people who are new to liquidity pools.
- It has 11 articles and 9 step-by-step tutorials, and every page lists its sources.
- There are three paths: earn fees as a liquidity provider, launch a token, or build on Meteora's tools.
- Providing liquidity can lose money, so read the risks before you deposit anything.
What Meteora is, in one minute
Meteora is a Solana app where people put tokens into shared pools, so that others can trade them. The people who fill a pool are called liquidity providers. They earn a share of every trade's fee.
Projects also use Meteora to launch new tokens, and developers build on its programs. Our guide starts from that idea and adds one thing at a time. If the words are new, begin with What is Meteora?.
Pick your path
- Earn fees as a liquidity provider. Learn how DLMM price bins work, check a token before you add liquidity, then add liquidity step by step. When you are done, claim your fees and close the position.
- Launch a token. Read how token launches work on Meteora, compare the pool types, then create a pool.
- Build on it. Building on Meteora lists the tools, and the API tutorial reads live pool data with a few lines of code.
- Just swap. How to swap on Meteora shows the two ways to do it.
Fees, rewards and the MET token
Money questions get their own pages. Meteora fees shows who pays what in plain words, and the costs table lists every deposit and network fee. Meteora rewards and the MET token explain the token, its staking and its seasons.
One tutorial has a deadline. How to claim Season 2 rewards opens with the date, and the page says so once it has passed.
Before you deposit anything
How we checked it
We read Meteora's own documentation, its public data and the Solana chain on 29 September 2026. Each page lists its sources, and figures that change show the date we checked them.
The guide is independent, and StonkBuilder is not affiliated with Meteora. If you spot a mistake or want something explained, message @stonkbuilder on X ↗.
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