A launchpad on NEAR
Bring it
within reach.
Launch a token against the asset you choose. The whole supply goes straight into one liquidity position, and there is no function anywhere that pulls it back out. Every trade pays a fee you set, to the people you name.
- Launches
- 0
- Traded
- 0
- Paid to holders
- 0
- Pairs
- 4
Nothing has launched yet. These fill in the moment the first token does.
The part that matters
The liquidity cannot be pulled.
The contract that holds every launch's position has no function that removes liquidity. That is not a promise or a timer, it is an absence, and anyone can read the source and see it.
The one place the word appears, it is passed a zero, because zero is how the exchange pays out the fees a position has earned while leaving the position alone. The amount is written in the contract, not handed to it, so nobody can widen it later.
Not us. Not the creator. Not a key that goes missing.
Three decisions
Name it
A name, a ticker, a picture. The token deploys to its own account under handspan.near and the supply is fixed the moment it exists.
Choose what it trades against
NEAR, a stablecoin, or another listed asset. Whatever you pick is what buyers spend and what holders are paid in.
Set the fee and who it reaches
Between one and five percent, split however you like between your own wallets, a buyback that burns, and the people holding.
What you can pair against
Four to begin with.
Each one was read off the chain rather than copied from a list. More follow as their pools get deep enough to be worth pairing against.
- NEAR
- the default, and the right answer for most launches
- USDC
- for anything that wants a flat floor
- USDt
- the other stable, same idea
- RHEA
- the exchange's own token