Launchpad
Token sites
Three templates; the chart, trades, holders, swap and fee schedule, all read from the chain.
Two pages per coin#
Every launch has a terminal at everynth.org/t/<slug> — chart, trades, swap, curve, holders, the terms — and a website at everynth.org/t/<slug>/site: a landing page with the banner and logo, the headline, the live numbers, the story and FAQ as cards, the utility, the desk's updates and the terms, in the look chosen in step 2. The terminal links the website from its Visit website button; the website links the terminal. Both are live from the moment the terms are frozen: before the coin exists they show the terms with placeholders; after, the curve.
| Look | Website |
|---|---|
Basic basic | Light and clean: white page, soft cards. |
Glow glow | Dark, the launchpad's night look. The default. |
Brutal brutal | Thick lines, flat colour, hard shadows. Loud. |
What the site shows#
- Market cap in dollars, with SOL alongside: the curve's price times one billion, SOL/USD from Jupiter's price feed (CoinGecko as backup), refreshed every two minutes.
- The chart (Glow): market cap after every trade, as a step line over time with a dot per buy and sell, recovered from the tokens the curve held after each transaction. It is the coin's own history, not a projection.
- Trades: trader, buy or sell, the SOL that moved through the curve (fees excluded), tokens, time, transaction. The create and the vault's sweeps are left out.
- Holders: the largest accounts as a share of supply, with the bonding curve and the dev tagged, the way pump.fun tags them.
- Bonding curve progress, SOL in the curve, and what graduation means.
- The swap panel: buy and sell against the curve from the site, with the live fee schedule printed under it. On an EVYN pair the buy routes SOL → EVYN → coin in one transaction.
- The terms, the contract address with a copy button, the holder gate, the signed-terms link and the disclaimer.
Metadata and logo#
The coin's on-chain metadata URI points at /api/launches/<id>/metadata, which serves name, symbol, description and an image URL; the image is /api/launches/<id>/logo, the utility's cover when it has one, an SVG initial otherwise. Both are public so pump.fun and explorers can read them.