Launch a token

Launching takes one transaction from the Launch page. Connect the wallet that should own the creator role, fill the form, and sign.

Token identity

Because metadata is written into the token contract at construction, a launch never needs a second "set metadata" transaction, and the listing survives any indexer or database loss.

Economics you choose

• Creator tax — an optional extra fee on every trade, 0–10%, paid to your creator fee recipient. It also raises the graduated pool's fee tier (see pool fee tiers).
• Creator fee recipient — defaults to the launching wallet; set a separate treasury address if you want fees to land elsewhere.
• Buyback — divert a percentage of your creator fees into buying the token back. Bought-back tokens are locked in the BuybackVault and vest linearly over 5 years, then split 50/50 between creator and protocol. They are never dumped back on the market.
• Holder fee sharing — instead of paying the creator, route the creator's fee share to token holders pro-rata. Holders claim from the Claims page.
• Snipe-tax exemptions — up to 32 extra wallets exempt from the opening snipe tax, for teams bundling opening buys across wallets. The launching wallet and the creator fee recipient are always exempt.

Developer buy

Enter an ETH amount to buy into your own curve atomically with the launch, via the LaunchAndBuyRouter. Because the launch and the buy are one transaction, your opening buy can't be front-run by your own launch. Any unspent ETH is refunded in the same transaction.

What the launch costs

• The launch fee (read live from the factory — currently 0.0005 ETH), plus your developer buy amount, plus gas.

What you get

The form confirms with a link to your token page as soon as the transaction lands. Your token starts trading on its bonding curve immediately at the opening price implied by the launch economics (1B supply, 1.68 ETH phantom reserve, 4.2 ETH graduation threshold on the default config).