Launch a coin
Your coin ships with a built-in reason to buy: every trade feeds its pot, and the pot you pick says who wins it.
1B coins, fixed, tradeable on a bonding curve the moment this confirms. You set the fee and the pot fee here — once, for good. Anyone can add more pots later. how a launch works →
- 1/2Launch the coin
- 2/2Open its pot
Stop after 1/2 and nothing more is owed: the launch fee is spent, and the pot fee piles up from the first trade. Skip 2/2 and in 24 h anyone can open the default — a weekly draw, 1 winner, on the launch's own day and hour — no spins.
The coin
on chain, immutableNo image is fine: your coin gets a seal with its ticker's initials — in the colour its address picks at launch.
The coin's pot
signed at 2/2It grows 1.2 % of every trade · the trading to graduation feeds it ≈ — from fees alone
every buyer spins · holders get nothing from this pot
spins start once the pot holds a buy's fee · the pot band opens at 0.01 Ξ — seed it to open it now
The fee
fixed at launchof every $1 traded: 0.4¢ to you · 1.2¢ to the coin's pot · 0.4¢ to LuckyPad
a quarter of that once it graduates: 0.1¢ · 0.3¢ · 0.1¢
LuckyPad takes 20 % of every fee and 1 % of every pot it pays.
together at most 3 % · after graduation the fee drops to 0.5 %