Launch into the deep.
Surface with a token.
Free-mint a collection. When it sells out it bonds, a token lists with liquidity locked for good, and the vault starts paying holders. The contract runs all of it. No one gets to pull the current.
The current
From photos to a live token, in one drop
01 · LAUNCH
Drop it
Upload 3 to 6 photos, set your price and phases. A collection of 10 to 10,000 NFTs, your call on the size, goes live for the cost of gas.
02 · MINT
Let it fill
Allowlists mint first, TEAM then GTD then FCFS, enforced on-chain with merkle proofs and per-wallet caps. Then the public takes the rest.
03 · BOND
It surfaces
The mint that sells the collection out triggers bonding: rarities shuffle on a seed no bot can see coming, and an ERC-20 token deploys on its own.
04 · TRADE
Ride the current
Liquidity seeds and locks on Uniswap V3 (1%) and V4, for good. Trade in-app, and the vault begins its burn and airdrop schedule.
Why it holds
Locked in the deep
Every guarantee is enforced by the contract, not by a promise. Here is what that buys you.
The liquidity can't move
When a collection mints out, the contract opens Uniswap V3 (1%) and V4 pools and locks the liquidity with no withdrawal path. Not the creator, not the platform, not anyone. It stays down there for good, and every line of it is readable on-chain.
Nothing to snipe
Rarities don't exist until sellout. The whole 46/30/15/5/1/3 spread shuffles in one transaction on a seed no bot can predict. Every mint has the same odds.
A vault on a timer
Half of every token locks in the vault. On days 1, 7, 14, 28 and 56 it burns 9% of supply and drops 1% on 100 random holders. Hard-coded, unskippable.
No approval to drain
The marketplace lives inside the NFT contract. There is no external operator to approve, so the classic approval drain has nothing to grab.
Field notes
What sinks other launches
Come up bonded
Drop a collection or trade one that already surfaced. Everything here is contract-enforced and readable on-chain.
Enter the deep