launched here
LAUNCHPAD
mint a coin · open a vault · the coin's fees pay the vault
The only launchpad where the trading fees go to the people who backed you.
Every figure above is derived from the launches themselves, not
quoted. Float is the share of supply actually tradeable; the fee figure is what today's volume is routing into
the vaults and it falls as volume does.
What makes it different
Someone trades the coin
Any buy or sell, anywhere, by anyone. The mint takes a 0.05% creator fee on it, the way every
launchpad coin does.
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The fee lands in the vault
Not in the creator's wallet. The fee recipient is the vault account itself, fixed at mint.
The pot grows, so every share in it is worth more — the creator's and the depositors' by the same
percentage.
That is the whole point of bolting the two together. A plain vault pays
its depositors only when the person trading it has a good week. A launched vault also pays them out of the
coin's volume, which does not depend on anyone's trading being any good.
The rule it adds
A vault can never buy the coin it launched.
Refused by the program, permanently, for the life of the vault. If
it were allowed, the obvious play would be to mint a coin, collect deposits, buy your own supply with other
people's SOL and sell into them. Open the desk on a launched vault and its own coin sits there greyed out,
reading THIS VAULT LAUNCHED IT.
What gets published
- ✓Opening float — the share of supply actually tradeable
- ✓Every allocated wallet, its label, its percentage and its vesting clock
- ✓Any supply lock, its length, and whether it burns or returns to the creator
- ✓Whether metadata is frozen or still editable
- ✓Whether the LP is burned or merely locked
None of that is flattering, which is why most launchpads leave it
out. A thin float is what makes a small buy look like real demand.
What it costs
coin + vault
$1,000
- ✓Your mint, 1B supply, authorities revoked at creation
- ✓Curve or direct pool, LP burned or locked
- ✓Allocations to up to 8 wallets, each vesting on its own clock
- ✓A supply lock of up to 20%, burned or returned
- ✓Your vault, with the coin's 0.05% fee routed into it permanently
Launch a token
vault only
$100
- ✓The same vault, the same share maths, the same protections
- ✓You trade the pot and keep your cut of the profit
- ✕No coin of your own
- ✕No fee stream — depositors are paid only by your trading
Just the vault
The $1,000 is
instead of
the $100, not on top of it. Both are one-off, neither is a subscription, and neither takes a cut of what you
make. Your own stake is separate from both and stays your money.
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