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Create and trade a launch

From a fixed-supply token to a bonding curve and an open liquidity pool.

Tuven Launchpad creates fixed-supply tokens and opens a bonding curve in one transaction. Each LaunchToken has a total supply of 100 million tokens with 18 decimals. It has no token-owner mint function. Availability depends on the launchpad contract configured for the network.

Create your token

1. Choose a name and symbol, write a description, and optionally add HTTPS image and website links.
2. Review the current creation fee, curve supply, trading fee, and graduation fee read from the contract.
3. Optionally enter a first buy in native USDX. It executes in the same transaction as token creation, with a minimum token output.
4. Review the predicted CREATE2 token address and authorize the creation transaction. The name, symbol, and metadata cannot be edited through the launchpad afterward.

Trade on the bonding curve

Before graduation, buys exchange native USDX for LaunchToken, and sells exchange LaunchToken for native USDX. The interface uses the contract’s quoteBuy and quoteSell results rather than estimating live trades from a separate pricing formula. Selling requires sufficient allowance for the launchpad.

The curve uses virtual USDX and token reserves. As tokens are bought, the curve price rises; selling moves it in the other direction. The displayed price is not a promise of resale value. A large trade can move the price substantially.

Graduate to an open market

The purchase that fills the remaining curve supply triggers graduation. If more USDX is sent than the final curve purchase needs, the excess is refunded by the contract. The remaining token supply and raised USDX, less the graduation fee, are deposited into a Uniswap V2 pool.

After graduation, transfers open and the token page switches to V2 trading. DEX buys use the 6-decimal ERC-20 USDX facade and an approval for the router. Curve buys used native USDX at 18 decimals; integrations must change units along with the trading venue.

Liquidity and administrative policy

LP tokens are deposited in the protocol LP vault. Under the current implementation, principal cannot be withdrawn through ordinary vault operations, and fee growth can be harvested to the fee recipient. The vault is upgradeable, so upgrade authority remains a trust assumption rather than an immutable guarantee.

The launchpad owner can pause trading, change the fee recipient, and change configuration for future launches. The token itself has a fixed supply. Permissionless creation does not mean a token has been reviewed or endorsed by Tuven.