Ten sections, most of them things you can move. Every number comes off the factory this site is pointed at, and every step described here is a transaction on chain.
Every trade pays 1% to 3%, the launcher's pick, and 80% of it goes to the people holding the token, or to its creator if the launcher chose that. Transfers pay nothing.
Locked tokens earn the same as loose ones. Locking is optional, and the lock lives inside the token, not in some other contract that would collect the rewards instead of you.
Graduation is one transaction. The buy that finishes the curve opens the Uniswap pool and locks its liquidity, with nothing to migrate and nobody to trust in between.
Move through it step by step just below.
The token is created and its entire supply, 1 billion of it, goes straight to a bonding curve. Nobody holds a pre-mint, not even us. The launcher has picked the fee and who earns 80% of it, both frozen for good. If the creator took an allocation (optional, up to 30%), it was bought on that curve inside the same transaction, before anyone else could trade, and locked only if the creator chose to lock it.
Supply minted once, straight onto the curve. This example's team bought its allocation in the launch transaction and chose to lock it.
Go to Launch. A name and a symbol are required; a logo and description are not. You pick the trade fee, 1% to 3%, and who earns 80% of it: the holders or you. Both are frozen for good. When you sign, three things happen at once:
A launch cannot be edited or undone. Name, symbol, supply, fee, reward choice, split and graduation target are fixed from that block on, for you as much as for everyone else.
Every trade pays 1% to 3% of its ETH leg, whatever the launcher picked: buy or sell, on the curve and later on the pool. Transfers pay nothing, and there are no other fees: no graduation cut, no spread hidden in the price. Of each fee, 80% goes to the holders or the creator, 12% buys back and burns the platform's main token, and 8% goes to the team.
On a launch that rewards holders, they take 80% of every fee, in ETH. On a launch whose launcher picked the creator instead, holders earn nothing from fees, and the token's page says which. It is not distributed in a lump: it streams over the 60 minutes after each trade, and every share earns for the seconds it existed, locked or not. Claiming is a pull: the ETH waits for you and nothing expires.
Same bag, same lock. On a launch that rewards holders, locking costs nothing in rewards here, which is why a team can lock and still be paid.
Rough arithmetic, not a promise: volume is whatever the token actually does, the fee is the lowest a launcher can pick (1%, up to 3%), and your slice moves as supply changes hands. Rewards accrue per second across a 60-minute stream, so a position opened and closed inside one block earns close to nothing.
Locking is optional, for a launch's allocation and for anyone else. A lock moves tokens into the token contract and keeps counting them for whoever it belongs to. It is public on chain, the beneficiary can hand it to a multisig without unlocking anything, and nobody can release it early, not the team and not us.
nothing moves, then all of it on one date
30% of supply is out of circulation until month 12, and then all at once, and on a launch that rewards holders it earns its share of every trade the entire time.
When the curve sells out, the token graduates inside that same transaction: its reserves open a Uniswap V4 pool at the curve's final price, and that liquidity is locked forever. There is no function anywhere that can take it out.
Some supply is burned at that moment, deliberately: it keeps the pool's opening price identical to the curve's last price, so the buyer who finished the curve is not instantly underwater. The same fee and split then apply on the pool; its fees collect in the hook until flushFees pays them out, which anyone can call and a keeper does regularly.
None of this makes a memecoin a good investment. The protocol removes specific risks (hidden mints, pulled liquidity, changed rules) and leaves every other risk exactly where it was.
Neither. Any browser wallet works, and everything happens on one chain, and the site offers to add it when you connect.
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