Security

What is guaranteed by the code

• Supply is fixed. One billion tokens, created once, with no way to make more afterwards and nobody holding the power to try.
• Nothing is allocated to anybody. Not the creator, not the platform. The only way to hold any of the supply is to buy it out of the pool like everybody else.
• The launch liquidity cannot be withdrawn. By anybody, ever. The contract holding it has no function that would do it.
• A launch opens at exactly the registered amount. A set quantity of its backing asset, fixed before you sign and not subject to anything moving in between — and the launch stops rather than continuing if somebody has already opened its pool at a different price.
• Nobody gets a different price. No allowlist, no exemption, no discount — not for the creator and not for the platform.

What is not guaranteed

• The pool is open to everyone. Anybody may add liquidity at any price and remove it whenever they like. The launch liquidity is locked forever; the total depth you see quoted is not.
• There is no protected opening. The moment a launch goes live the pool is open to everybody, bots included. Preventing that would mean giving somebody the power to decide who is allowed to trade — the same power a honeypot uses to stop people selling — so it is not built in at all.
• Fees are shared with other liquidity providers. The 1% goes to whoever supplied the liquidity a trade went through. At launch that is entirely the creator's, but somebody who adds a large position of their own earns a share alongside them.
• A token could in principle be bought all the way out. If every token in the pool were bought, the price afterwards would stop reflecting real trading. Launches are opened wide enough that doing this would cost millions rather than tens of thousands — far out of reach in practice, though not literally impossible.

What the platform owner can do

Everything below is owner-only. None of it can reach your balance, your token's supply, or locked liquidity — but it is real power, and it is better read here than discovered later.

• Removing a backing asset only stops new launches against it. Tokens already live are completely unaffected — they trade in a pool that does not consult this platform at all.
• The opening figure is only read at the moment a token launches, and never again. A token already trading is priced by its pool, and nothing the owner does can move that.
• Changing where the platform's fees go also redirects fees that have built up but not yet been claimed. It cannot touch the creator's share or anything already credited.

What no launchpad can do for you

• Get your money back. There are no refunds and no reversals. Once a trade confirms, it is final.
• Tell you a token is good. A token appearing on this site only means it was launched here. It says nothing about the people behind it, and it is not an endorsement.
• Stop a rug in the ordinary sense. The launch liquidity cannot be pulled, but a creator who bought a large share of the supply on the open market can sell it, and the price will move accordingly. The token page flags a large creator holding for exactly this reason. Look at it.
• Protect you from a look-alike. Two tokens can share a name and a symbol. Check the address.

How to check you are on the real thing

• This site will not display a token page for anything that was not launched here. If the page loads normally, the token is genuine — but see the point above about what that does and does not mean.
• The picture, description and links are chosen by the creator, exactly like the name. None of it is checked or verified by anybody.
• If you are building something on top of this, see the Contract reference for how to verify a token yourself.

Reporting a vulnerability

If you have found a way to take money that is not yours, or to stop somebody else from taking money that is, please report it before disclosing it anywhere else.