Launchpad
1 billion tokens, one Uniswap v3 pool, tradeable everywhere from the first second.
Creating a token costs nothing — just gas. One transaction deploys the token, opens a WETH pair on Uniswap v3 (1% fee tier), and puts the entire 1B supply in as single-sided liquidity. No presale. No team allocation. No "graduation migration" where liquidity moves somewhere else later. The token is on a real DEX from block one.
Launch flow
Create token
~$3.2K openname, ticker, image, socials - one transaction, free
Uniswap v3 pool opens
WETH pair, 1% fee tier, price starts at the bottom of the range
The whole 1B supply becomes the liquidity
LP lockeda single-sided position owned by the launchpad contract - nobody can pull it
Tradeable everywhere, instantly
Loxley, aggregators, bots, any terminal on Robinhood Chain
Buys walk the price up the curve
same bonding-curve feel, but on a real pool - ceiling around a $9M market cap
Graduated badge at $37.43K market cap
🎓a milestone, not a migration - trading never pauses or moves
How the curve works
The pool opens holding all the tokens and no ETH, priced around a $3.2K market cap. Buys put ETH in and push the price up the range. Sells take ETH out and push it down. The range is fixed when the pool is created — floor and ceiling are known up front, and there's no admin knob on a launched token's curve. Ours included.
- Opens around a $3.2K market cap. The range tops out around $9M.
- A sell can only take out ETH that buyers put in — the pool is the only counterparty.
- The liquidity position belongs to the launchpad contract itself. The creator can't pull it. Neither can we.
Graduation
At a $37.43K market cap the token gets its Graduated badge. On classic curve pads this is the scary moment — liquidity migrates to a DEX and things can go wrong. Here, nothing moves. The token was on Uniswap v3 the whole time, so the badge just means it got traction. Trading carries on in the same pool.
Why we built it this way
Curve pads keep young tokens in a walled garden — bots and aggregators can't touch them, and the migration moment is a cliff. Launching straight into Uniswap v3 kills both problems: everything can trade the token from second one, and the liquidity is locked by construction, not by promise.