How it works
Five stages, from a form to a token that trades, and liquidity that stays where it landed
- 01
Launch
One transactionA name, a ticker and one to 5 Stock Tokens to trade against. One transaction deploys a fixed supply, opens every market and pays a flat fee. The creator brings the liquidity; nothing is collected from anyone
- 02
Markets
Uniswap v4One pool per pair, the whole supply placed one-sided and split by the allocations. The positions sit in a contract with no withdraw function
- 03
Trading
ContinuousFrom the first block, in those same pools. No bonding curve, no migration, no price ceiling. Several markets, several prices; the market cap combines them by weight
- 04
Fees
1% per swap1% of every swap accrues inside the locked position. 30% to the protocol, the rest to the policy the creator chose: a wallet, a split, a buyback, or holders
- 05
Milestone
Marker, not a gateWhen the paired assets inside the locked positions reach the target set at launch, anyone can set the flag. Nothing else changes, and the flag never comes off
A token, or a pool, as an asset in its own right: an ERC-20 with its own Uniswap v4 markets from the first block, no curve, no migration
They are what your token trades against, one pool per pair. They are not backing: the launch holds no basket and carries no redemption claim
You, and only you. The whole supply is placed one-sided at launch. There is no funding round, no target and no deadline
No. The positions sit in a contract with no function to remove them. Not a promise, an absence in the code
How closely a template's set of Stock Tokens followed its outside benchmark in backtest. It describes the pair set, not the token
A flat launch fee in ETH, halved for stakers, and 1% per swap. Of what is collected, 30% goes to the protocol and 70% follows the creator's policy
Opening a pool needs a fresh price for every pair, and equity feeds run 24/5. The launchpad refuses rather than opening at Friday's mark
A launch is not a fund. It holds nothing, tracks nothing by construction, and cannot be redeemed. A template's score is a statement about its tickers, not about the token
