Changelog
Ballistic changelog: November 2026 release
This release makes the new interface the only interface and narrows Solana Block-0 to one build, the Clean build. Reserve parks supply in a one-sided position above the market, the funding page shows one way to fund from your primary wallet, and the platform fee is 5% on every chain.
The short version
Most of this release removes choices. There is one interface, one Solana Block-0 build and one funding action on the Fund step. Every line below is taken from shipped code, and the date is when that code was merged, not when it was announced.
- The new interface is the only interface (6 November 2026).
- Solana Block-0 runs the Clean build only (6 November 2026).
- Reserve is a one-sided position above the market on pump.fun, Pons and flap.sh.
- The Fund step shows one primary-wallet option next to the exchange route (6 November 2026).
- The platform fee is 5% on every chain (since 29 October 2026).
- Six older launch destinations were retired (26 October 2026).
The new interface is the only interface
The old interface and the switch that toggled between the two are gone. Every page now renders the new interface, including sign-in, the Telegram pages and the launch flow. The sidebar no longer has a Watchlist, and the separate dashboard was retired: Tokens is the home page, and the old dashboard address redirects to it.
Sign-in is by wallet signature or Telegram. If you turned on authenticator-app two-factor sign-in, nothing about it changed. How accounts and keys are protected.
Some pages that used to exist, such as clan detail dialogs on the Friends page, were not carried over to the new interface.
Solana Block-0 is one build: Clean
Solana Block-0 used to offer a Clean build, a Full build with an extra temporary wallet tier, and a pre-funded hand-off. Only the Clean build is left. The launch bundle carries the token creation, your dev buy and up to two buyer wallets. After it, the rest of the supply moves from the front wallets through back wallets to your holder wallets.
- Each hand-off is one bundle that holds the sell and the buys it pays for, in the same slot.
- Holder buys are spaced about 16 seconds apart, so the token trades publicly between them.
- Wallets that receive supply are funded for gas and the rent of their own USDC account only. No SOL moves between plan wallets.
- A launch plan saved in a removed shape (Full build, temporary wallets, pre-funded hand-off) is refused at launch, and its wallets can still be recovered.
Block-0 on EVM chains is unchanged: one transaction on Pons and on flap.sh, using EIP-7702. The Solana Block-0 bundle tip is 0.001 SOL on the default relay, counted once per bundle in the funding figure.
Reserve: a one-sided position above the market
Reserve mode buys at launch and holds part of the supply in a one-sided liquidity position priced far above the market, so it sells only if buyers push the price up to it or when you sell from it. On pump.fun the position is a Meteora DLMM position, on Pons it is a Uniswap V4 position in the token’s own Pons pool, and on flap.sh it is a position in a PancakeSwap pool.
The Reserve developer buy is now a percentage of supply, priced by the launchpad’s own quote, on every chain. The custody wallet’s rent and running costs are paid at the funding stage, with everything else.
Funding stays at the funding stage
All launch funding still happens at the funding stage, before launch, and never at launch. The Fund step now shows one way to fund from your primary wallet, a USDC route, next to the exchange route. A Reserve launch is funded in one transfer to its reserve wallet.
One platform fee
The platform fee is 5% on every chain. It is taken when proceeds leave your launch wallets, not on new funding and not on buys, and withdrawals from your primary wallet are free. From 9 September to 29 October 2026 the standard fee was 8%. It was set to 5% on 29 October. Pricing has the full list of what you pay.
Retired launch destinations
Six older launch destinations were retired on 26 October 2026. Tokens already launched there keep trading, and old saved setups are kept for recovery. New launches go to the launchpads in the table on the Block-0 page: pump.fun, StonkFun, Pons and flap.sh.
Documentation moved
The documentation lives at ballistic.app/docs. The old docs.ballistic.app address redirects there, page by page.
What this changelog does not cover
- It lists product changes that matter to launching and selling. Visual polish and small fixes are left out.
- It makes no promise about price, volume or profit on any launch.
- It describes the code that is live on the date shown on this page. Check the pages linked from each entry for the details.
Questions
What changed in Ballistic in November 2026?
The new interface became the only interface, Solana Block-0 now runs one build (Clean), Reserve is a one-sided position above the market, the Fund step shows one primary-wallet option next to the exchange route, and the platform fee is 5% on every chain.
Is the old Ballistic interface still available?
No. The old interface and the switch between the two were removed on 6 November 2026. Every page renders the new interface.
What happened to the Full build on Solana Block-0?
It was removed with the temporary wallet tier and the pre-funded hand-off. New launches use the Clean build. A plan saved in a removed shape is refused at launch, and its wallets can be recovered.
Did the platform fee change?
The platform fee is 5% on every chain, set on 29 October 2026 after a period at 8%. It is charged when proceeds leave your launch wallets, and primary wallet withdrawals are free.
Which launchpads can I launch on now?
pump.fun, StonkFun, Pons and flap.sh. Six older launch destinations were retired on 26 October 2026; tokens already launched there keep trading.