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How Launches Work
Phase 1: Bonding Curve Distribution Tokens launch through deterministic bonding curves, where price increases mathematically as supply is sold. Each purchase moves the token along a predefined price function, so early buyers get lower prices and later buyers pay more as demand grows. Tokenpad supports two curve types. Meme curves use faster, exponential-style growth for speculative launches with higher volatility. Utility curves grow more gradually, making them better suited for governance tokens, service credits, and ecosystem assets. All curve parameters are fixed at deployment. There are no hidden allocations, no team reserves that bypass the curve, and no admin controls that can change pricing mid-sale. The total supply is capped at 1 billion tokens, with 80% sold through the bonding curve and 20% reserved for liquidity seeding at graduation. Phase 2: Graduation When the funding target is reached, the protocol graduates the token automatically. At that point:- Curve liquidity and the reserved LP allocation move to the Super-DEX as concentrated liquidity.
- The liquidity position locks permanently with no unlock path.
- The bonding curve deactivates permanently.
- Trading continues only against the AMM position.
Creator Economics
Tokenpad aligns creator revenue with the full lifecycle of the token, not just the launch. During Curve Operation A 1% fee applies to curve transactions. That fee is split between the creator and the protocol, with the creator share starting at 25% and rising linearly to 50% as graduation nears. At Graduation When the token graduates, 3% of total capital raised is distributed automatically:- 1.5% goes to the creator wallet.
- 1.5% goes to the protocol treasury.
- Immediate splits: Revenue is divided among multiple recipients at claim time.
- Vested allocations: Revenue unlocks gradually over time.
- Conditional triggers: Distributions activate after milestones such as graduation, volume thresholds, or time-based events.
Utility Token Configuration
Tokenpad also supports utility-focused launches with customizable economic settings. Curve Selection Creators can choose from linear, sigmoid, or logarithmic curves at deployment. Linear curves suit steady distribution, sigmoid curves favor broad early access, and logarithmic curves reward longer-term participants. Parameter Customization Initial price, curve steepness, and graduation threshold can be adjusted to match the token’s use case. Lower, shallower settings work well for broad-access utility tokens, while steeper curves fit more limited or premium assets. Vesting and Lockup Optional vesting can be added for curve-purchased tokens, along with time-weighted graduation thresholds that require sustained demand rather than one-time capital inflow. Functional Integration Utility launches can deploy with staking, fee discounts, or redemption modules already connected, so the token has immediate use at launch.Why Tokenpad
- Zero creator capital requirement. Launches do not require upfront liquidity or infrastructure funding.
- Eliminated exit risk. Liquidity locks automatically at graduation.
- Deterministic mechanics. Curve rules, fees, and graduation conditions are public and immutable.
- Lifecycle revenue alignment. Creators continue earning from trading activity after launch.
- Flexible economic models. The system supports both speculative and utility token designs.
- Programmable revenue distribution. Fee sharing can be automated across multiple recipients.