Launch Classic
Quoted in ether. Supply minted once, the fee written into the pool, the launch position locked. Nothing on this form can be changed after the transaction confirms.
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Token details
The name and ticker are written into the token contract. Everything below them is material for a document you host yourself; the chain records only where it is.
A token needs a name.
A token needs a ticker.
What the token is for. Goes in the document you host, not on chain.
PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF. Cropped to a square and stored at 512 pixels; the address it lands at is what the token records.
Swap fee
Charged on every trade by the pool itself and split between you and the protocol. Written into the hook at creation and editable by nobody afterwards.
Charged on every swap, buys and sells alike. Separate buy and sell fees are not live on chain yet.
Of a 1% fee you keep 0.9%
The protocol keeps 0.1%, which is 10% of fee revenue and is taken out of the fee rather than added on top. Your share is not a field on this form: it is whatever the fee leaves after the protocol's share, so it cannot be set to a number the contracts would refuse.
Where the fees go
One address receives your share of every fee this market ever collects. It is fixed at creation, so nobody — including us — can redirect it later.
On chain the market records one recipient. To split fees across several wallets, point this at a splitter or multisig you control.
Your allocation
A share of supply held back from the pool for you. Left at zero, the whole supply becomes launch liquidity — the initial buy below is delivered to you immediately either way.
Up to 20% of supply
Your first buy
Bought as part of the launch, in the same transaction. The pool is created holding no ETH, and this is what gives it a two-sided market.
≈ 4.7M TOKEN, about 0.47% of supply, at the opening price before price impact
This happens inside the launch
Advanced optionssupply, opening price, and on-chain metadata
Metadata & permanence
Where the token's details live, and whether that pointer can ever change. Left alone, the image you uploaded is what goes on chain, frozen forever.
Recorded on chain
Nothing. The token will carry its name and ticker and no picture. Add an image above if you want one — nothing is uploaded on your behalf, so the link has to be somewhere you host.
Optional, and only if you host one. Leave it empty and the image you uploaded is what goes on chain.
A frozen token points at that one address forever, including for you. A mutable one says on chain that it is mutable, so a reader can weigh it.
Supply and opening price
The whole supply is minted once and placed into the pool as one-sided liquidity. The opening tick sets what the first buyer pays. Defaults to one billion at a mid-range price.
1B tokens, minted once
A multiple of 200. Higher means more tokens per ETH, so a cheaper token.
Opening price
0.00000000206 ETH
Per ETH
484.6M TOKEN
Supply implies
2.0632 ETH
What the supply implies at the opening price is not a valuation and is not what it would fetch if sold. The pool is created with no ETH in it; the first buy brings the first of it, and that buy is yours if you set one below.