Why launch here
Customize every part of the launch. The liquidity still cannot leave.
What this launchpad does that the others do not, side by side, and exactly what you are trusting when you use it. Every claim about this site is a contract fact; every claim about others is what their own documentation says.
| What | Here | Elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| How much of the launch can I set? | Nearly all of it: four chains, the pair, an instant pool, several pools or a curve, the opening market cap, a 1 to 3% fee, where your 70% goes or a fee engine that spends it, and a dev buy inside the launch. Coin hooks, games and uPEG are live on Solana; EVM coin hooks switch on 7 October 2026. | Pick a name and a picture; the pad sets the chain, the curve and the fee. |
| Can the LP be pulled? | No. An instant launch puts 100% of supply into locked liquidity in one transaction. A curve locks its pool at graduation with every token buyers did not take (less any holder airdrop); on Solana the migrated LP is locked the same way. No unlock, no owner. | Bonding curves that migrate a slice; some pads keep or burn part of the LP; the rest is custodied by the pad. |
| Who holds keys? | You. Your wallet signs every step. The site holds an attester key (vouches for identity) and a relayer (pays gas), nothing else. | Several pads generate the launch wallet for you and keep its key. |
| What can I pair with? | 685+ tokenized stocks and ETFs, discovered automatically every 15 minutes, the chain's own coin, USDG, any coin with a real market, or another coin launched here. | SOL or the chain's coin; a stock pair on one or two pads. |
| Where do the fees go? | 70% of every trade's fee, routed where you say: you, any @handle, holders, the posters, a burn of the host coin, or a split. Paid out automatically. Set once. Enforced by the contract. | A fixed creator fee, usually to one wallet, sometimes only until graduation. |
| Can I pay someone who has no wallet? | Yes. Fees for an @handle wait in an on-chain vault bound to that account's permanent ID. Claims are gasless. X, GitHub and Twitch claim today; TikTok and Instagram as their sign-ins land. | The pad holds the fees and pays out through a bank or payment app on its own schedule, which can be paused. |
| Will I know if the dev sold? | Every card shows dev holdings, sniped share and whether the dev sold. Every dev has a public history. Fee-bypass volume is flagged. | Open a third-party tool to find out. |
| Do posts carry receipts? | Every callout shows the poster's bag and PnL on that coin, from their own trades. One tap shares the PnL card. | Anonymous comments, or a separate app. |
| Can the coin pay the people posting about it? | Yes. A pool per coin pays posters every round, by score, inside caps the contract enforces. | Off-chain payroll from a custodial wallet, or nothing. |
| Parasites? | A coin priced in another coin, with part of every fee burning the host. Hosts ranked by burn. | One pad, on Solana. |
| What hooks can a coin carry? | Sniper shield, curve sizes, fee engines (buyback and burn, bounty, lotto, sister coin, dip defender), holder rewards. Hooked coins (live on Solana, on the EVM chains from 7 October 2026): 50+ presets or hooks in plain words, each set scanned so holders can always sell. | A fixed menu of hooks on one pad; another lets anyone write hooks with nothing stopping a honeypot; most have a snipe tax or nothing. |
| What fee can the dev set? | Solana: 1, 2 or 3%, a sniper fee falling 50% to 1% in two minutes, a sniper fee that settles at 3%, a volatility fee, or sniper and volatility together. EVM: 1 to 3%, with sniper, volatility or size-scaled fee styles. | One fixed fee, set by the pad. |
| What do traders get? | Limit orders on Solana (Jupiter fills), a private wallet per coin funded with ZEC, buy with plain ETH or SOL in one tx, tokenomics on every coin. | Market buys and sells; privacy means a second wallet you fund yourself. |
| What does the protocol take? | 30% of every trade's fee, split in half by a constant in the contract between the treasury and the payee. | 1% to 2% of volume, usually to a wallet. |
| Receipts? | Every payment the contracts made, with its tx, on one page. Lookup for any wallet. | A stats page, sometimes. |
| Charts and the rest? | Candles, the tape, holders, callouts and alerts on every coin; PnL cards; portfolio and leaderboard across chains; GMGN, DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, Maestro links; stock-paired holders paid in the stock. | A chart and a buy button; sometimes a leaderboard. |
| Referrals? | A link that pays a share of the protocol take on every launch it brings, with a public ledger. | A points program, or nothing. |
| Agents? | Everything machine-readable, a real-time stream, an integration kit. Agents launch the way people do. | A partner API on request. |
Standard
A coin paired with a stock, a coin or the chain's own coin. Liquidity locked in the launch transaction.
Pay the posters
Your share pays the people who post about the coin, every round, by score.
Parasite
Paired with another coin. About half of every fee burns the host.
What you are trusting
The contracts cannot be upgraded.
The factories, lockers, hooks, vaults and pools have no proxy and no admin that reaches funds. What they do on the day you launch is what they do forever.
The attester can only say who someone is.
It signs claims for handles and rounds for poster payrolls. On chain, a claim can only pay the wallet a handle was first bound to, and a round can only pay holders of the coin inside the pool's caps. A stolen attester key can be revoked in one transaction and cannot move funds anywhere new.
The keeper can only relay.
It submits collects, payouts and rounds the contracts already allow. Every amount it can move is bounded by a contract cap; it cannot name itself as a recipient.
The treasury only receives.
The protocol's share arrives at a FeeRouter that splits it by a constant. Both halves go to protocol wallets the treasury page shows live, and every forward is on-chain.
Fees are read from the chain.
Every figure on a coin page, the receipts and the treasury page is indexed from events. Nothing is projected.
Open to inspection.
The contracts went through six internal review passes and full mainnet-fork rehearsals, and every finding is fixed. Every address is listed on /integrate: read them and judge for yourself.
Addresses for every contract are on the How it works page; the money is on receipts and treasury; what is queued is on the roadmap.