Launching a coin.

The launchpads

Doppler

Straight into a pool

Clanker

Straight into a pool

Flap

Bonding curve, tax token

Pons

Bonding curve

Pools.trade

Straight into a pool

Straight into a pool means your coin trades in its pool from the first block. A bonding curve sells the first part of the supply on a curve, then moves the coin and what it raised into a pool.

Step by step

1. 1

   Pick a launchpad

   The page lists each launchpad with what it costs and how its fees split between you, the launchpad and Uprally, read live from its settings.

2. 2

   Make it

   A picture, a name and a ticker, plus where people can find you: X, Telegram, a website.

   Name, ticker and picture are permanentThey are written into the coin when it is made. Take a second to check them.
3. 3

   Set its options

   Some launchpads have options. On Flap you set your tax and where it goes. The page explains each option beside it.

4. 4

   Sign

   Your wallet asks you to confirm each step. When it lands, your coin is live on that launchpad and has a page here.

Flap’s tax, in plain words

A cut of every buy and every sell of your coin, paid to you, for as long as it trades: on the curve and after it moves to its pool. Buys and sells can have different rates. Traders pay Flap’s curve fee plus your tax, nothing more; Flap’s cut and Uprally’s share come out of the tax.

Buy back and burn: this share buys your coin back and burns it for good. Paid to holders: paid in ETH to every wallet holding at least 10,000 of your coin, by how much they hold; Flap sends it once a holder is owed about $4, and they can claim any time. Pools and contracts get none. Added to liquidity: goes into your coin’s pool, and that liquidity is locked forever. Whatever is left is yours.

Getting paid

Creator fees build up per coin. Claim them from Portfolio, under Launches. The same claim shows on your coin’s page, on your dashboard and in the You tab on a phone.

Common questions