Launchpad

Launchpad overview

A token attached to a utility that already works, on pump.fun's curve, with the vault running the mechanics.

What it is#

The launchpad attaches a token to a utility that already exists on the market. You pick a utility you built or bought, write the project around it, choose what the token does, sign the terms, and the coin is created on pump.fun's bonding curve from your wallet. EVERYNTH writes no token program of its own: the curve, the graduation to a PumpSwap pool and the trading all run on pump.fun, the same venue hireagents.fun uses.

utility on the market  →  terms frozen under your signature  →  create_v2 on pump.fun
                                                                    ↓
   holders unlock the utility  ←  mechanics run in fee rounds  ←  creator fees → EVERYNTH vault

What EVERYNTH adds on top of the curve:

• Signed terms. Supply, pair, mechanics, dev buy, holder gate and the site are frozen under the launcher's signature before anything is minted, and read back on a public permalink forever.
• The vault as creator. Every coin's creator on pump.fun is the EVERYNTH vault, so the creator fee lands somewhere that runs the mechanics instead of a private wallet. See Fee rounds.
• Mechanics. Buyback, burn, holder rewards, lottery and revenue share, executed from the fees every round in the order the launcher stacked them. See Mechanics.
• A holder gate. Hold n coins and the utility opens, checked on chain by the same ownership check any app can call.
• A token site on one of three templates, at a permalink, with the live curve, trades, holders and a swap. See Token sites.
• The desk, for coins paired with EVYN: identity, narrative and site copy written by the studio's agents from the launch brief. See The desk.

The three lanes#

The numbers that never change#

supply            1,000,000,000   every pump.fun coin, fixed, 6 decimals (Token-2022)
on the curve      793,100,000     for sale; the rest becomes pool liquidity at graduation
virtual reserves  1.073B tokens   the constant-product curve pump.fun runs
launcher share    0%              HIRE's rule: creator fees go to the vault in full; the dev buy is the launcher's stake
dev buy           ≤ 50 SOL        the launcher's first buy, a second transaction right after create
stack ceiling     80%             the most a stack of mechanics may claim of a round

Where to read next#