How it works

Deploys the token, opens its Aerodrome Slipstream pool at a price derived from the stock’s own Chainlink feed in the launch transaction, mints the whole supply as one single-sided position, and hands the LP NFT to the locker. The creator picks one of three fee tiers at launch, and the platform’s share of that fee is frozen into the position — later changes apply to later launches only. A dev buy can be funded in the stock, or in plain ETH routed through an allowlisted aggregator.

Holds every new launch’s LP NFT forever, and pays the fee owner rather than the launching wallet: whoever a launch names controls the stream from the first block, can redirect it or split it across up to five addresses, and can hand it on. Coins launched from this site are paid in their quote: the coin side of the owner’s fees waits here until the fee seller sells it into the coin’s own pool. The principal is not reachable by anyone, in any state.

The locker’s fee recipient. In one transaction it collects a coin’s fees, sells the owner’s coin side and the platform’s into the coin’s own pool for its quote, with a slippage floor and a cap on how far each sale moves the price, and forwards the platform’s quote to the fee splitter.

Buys and sells a new coin against its own Slipstream pool, with a slippage floor and a deadline on every call. ETH in or out converts through an owner-allowlisted aggregator — wherever the stock’s liquidity ends up living, the route follows it, and a sell to ETH converts 100% of the proceeds with zero stock left as dust. Custodies nothing between transactions.

Simulates the exact swap the router will perform and reverts with the answer, so the amount you are shown is the amount you get — including how much of your order the pool can actually take.

Mints one vault per social account, at an address known before it exists — which is what lets a launch pay fees to an X account that has never touched this site. To the launcher and the locker it is an address like any other.

Which assets a token may be paired with, and the opening price for each — kept honest by Chainlink. Every launch re-reads the stock’s feed and re-anchors the opening tick when the market has moved more than ~4%; if the feed is stale or down, the last anchor carries the launch instead of blocking it. A stock listed by Base later is added here — no redeploy, and this site picks it up on its own.

Where the platform’s cut lands. A keeper takes 20% as operator revenue and spends the other 80% buying $STONKEX on the market and burning it — a continuous buyback-and-burn funded by every coin’s trades. Aerodrome coins reach it already sold for their quote; launchpad coins from the earlier generation are kept, not sold on the market. See the burn dashboard for the running total.

The KOL-airdrop batch pusher: sends a slice of supply to many wallets in one transaction, straight from the sender, keeping nothing. No owner, no fees, no custody — and the event it emits names which FOMO list version a batch paid, so an indexer can verify the recipients match it.

The Uniswap V3 launcher. Still open on chain and still paying out, but no longer offered here: every coin it launched keeps trading, through its own router, on its own pool. Nothing was migrated and nothing needs to be.

Holds the LP NFT of every coin from the earlier generation, forever. Its only position-touching calls are collect (fees) and increaseLiquidity (additive). No decreaseLiquidity, no burn, no NFT transfer, no approval — and any upgrade attempt reverts, for everyone.

Trades the earlier generation’s coins. The two routers are not interchangeable: each one looks a coin up in its own launcher and refuses what it does not find, which is why this site picks the router from the coin rather than from a setting.