Launchpad

One interface, one deployed model

A launch model defines how a token is created, how its Uniswap v4 pool behaves, how liquidity is held and how fees are accounted for. The interface prepares a transaction for the selected model; the deployed contracts decide what actually happens.

A launch is a single transaction

1. Configure the tokenName, symbol, metadata, buy and sell fees, reward recipients and initial-buy custody.
2. Review the prepared transactionEvery choice above is immutable once signed. The interface validates the same bounds the launch policy enforces onchain.
3. Sign onceThe launcher creates the token, registers the pool with the fee hook, initializes the pool, places and locks the full launch position, and settles your initial buy — atomically.
4. Claim rewards as they accrueCreator fees collect in the pool's reward vault. Only a current payout wallet can claim its own share.

Classic

Classic creates a fixed-supply token, initializes its native pool, permanently locks the complete launch position and executes the creator's initial buy in one transaction. Creators select separate immutable buy and sell fees, direct native rewards to as many as 5 wallets, and may lock or vest the initial buy.

Immutable, directional fees

Buy and sell fees are configured independently between 1.00% and 10.00% in 1.00%steps, and cannot change after launch. The protocol's fixed 0.10% share is deducted from the fee you choose — it is never added on top.

• Rewards accrue in BNB and are held by the pool's own reward vault.
• Up to 5 payout wallets, with shares summing to exactly 100.00%.
• Only a beneficiary can claim its share. The creator has no claim on another wallet's rewards.
• Transfers are untaxed: the transfer tax is 0.00%.

The launch position never comes back

The full launch position is minted to a fee forwarder configured with no operator and the maximum possible timelock block. It can collect LP fees without reducing liquidity, and no practical transfer or withdrawal path exists.

BNB Smart Chain

This interface talks to a single deployed release on BNB Smart Chain (chain 56). The protocol uses that network's official Uniswap v4 deployments, and BNB is the gas and quote asset.

What can go wrong

• Transactions may fail as network conditions change, and may be irreversible once they land.
• A fixed supply guarantees neither liquidity nor price stability. Tokens can lose all value.
• Price impact moves with liquidity and trade size. The recorded pool is the source of truth.
• Third-party integrations route independently and may quote differently from this interface.
• The contracts are non-upgradeable and open source. That makes behavior inspectable — it is not a security guarantee, and this release has not received an independent audit.