Raydium expanded its Solana-based LaunchLab platform so newly created tokens can trade against any supported quote token, replacing the fixed pairing structure common on token-launch platforms. LaunchOnSF’s StonkFun became the first integration using the model after Raydium programs, aggregators and trading terminals were updated to support custom quote and reward tokens and route the resulting markets. StonkFun said its deployment cost fell to 0.03 SOL from 0.29 SOL, while liquidity-provider fees can be returned to liquidity. Raydium generated nearly $440,000 in revenue yesterday, its highest daily total since the BonkFun surge in July 2025, after StonkFun brought additional token launches and trading activity to LaunchLab. The upgrade covers permissionless deployments, bonding curves and constant-product automated market maker pools. Available pairing options remain dependent on supported interfaces and integrations, while trading results will depend on whether launches retain liquidity after their bonding phases. It follows Raydium’s April 2025 LaunchLab rollout, which came after Pump.fun developed PumpSwap to retain token migrations within its own trading infrastructure. LaunchOnSF reported that StonkFun had processed more than $392 million in trading volume before the integration, including about $219 million through Raydium.