The dev takes the risk, not you.

  • Every launch posts a bond the dev cannot touch.
  • Rug it and most of that money goes to the holders.
  • The rest funds one pot, drawn once a day.
01

Post a bond

0.005 ETH and up, held until the coin graduates.A bigger fee costs a bigger bond, three clean launches cost a third.

02

The dev can’t sell

Creator wallet locked all the way to graduation, then for however long they chose, and a day for every percent of the supply they kept.

03

So do the snipers

Anyone who buys in the first 3 seconds is locked the same way, so the opening bundle cannot dump on the people behind it.

04

Fees are held

1% a trade.Half of it sits on the curve until graduation.

05

You set your own fee

Up to 10% on top, picked at launch, never raisable.

06

Or cover the buy

Pay 2% and the coin owes that money back if it dies.

07

Liquidity locks

Graduation moves the pool into Uniswap v3.Nobody can pull it, the dev included.

08

Or it is forfeited

Walk away, or sit a day under 10% of the high it held, and the bond stops being theirs.

09

One pot, once a day

Every 0.001 ETH bought is a ticket, and it lives as long as the bag does.Drawn that night, on a block hash nobody can aim.

10

The split

60% to holders who burn, 30% to the pot, 10% to whoever called it.The dev gets nothing.

The numbers

Factory defaults. A live curve can never be changed.

Bond
0.005 ETH and up
Launch fee
0.0005 ETH
Trade fee
1%
Creator fee
Up to 10%
Coverage
2% of the buy
Graduation
4.2 ETH or pair
Bond back
24h after graduation
Dead coin
24h under 10%
To the pot
30% of a rug
Supply
1,000,000,000
Dev sell lock
The curve, plus their pick
Snipe lock
First 3 seconds

On chain

Chain
Robinhood Chain
Liquidity
Uniswap v3, locked in the factory
Source
MIT