A creator launches a token paired with one of thirteen pair tokens, on one of three presets. Buyers see its price at every step before they buy, where it graduates, and the lowest its price could fall to after. When the raise reaches its threshold, the token opens into a PancakeSwap V2 pool at the curve’s final price, with its reward pools already waiting.
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The Balanced curve, the default: price against tokens sold, from the first token to graduation.
A launch is a new token with a supply of 330 million, sold along a bonding curve until its raise reaches the pair token’s threshold. 30 million of every launch are kept for its reward pools; the preset splits the rest between the curve and the pool.
The curve is public before the first buy: its price at every step, where it graduates, and the lowest its price could fall to after graduation if every holder sold. A buyer can read all of it before buying.
Arithmetic on the design’s parameters, not a launch: none has been created.
The creator picks the pair token, the preset and, on Balanced and Rocket, a hype mode, and pays the creation fee in the pair token.
Every buy and sell goes through the curve, at the price it shows. Anyone can sell back to it until graduation, and a launch that never graduates keeps its curve open.
When the raise reaches the threshold, 75% of it and the pool’s tokens open a PancakeSwap V2 pool at exactly the curve’s final price.
Three reward pools open for the graduate, staking the token itself, its pool’s LP tokens and XPHX, each paying its own rewards.
Raise in any of thirteen pair tokens, on Steady, Balanced or Rocket, with Blaze or Inferno for a community that is ready for a higher finish line.
A buy tax and a sell tax in 0.5% steps, up to 10% together, set once at creation and only ever lowered after. The creator splits 90% of it between holder rewards, stakers, buyback and burn, added liquidity, a wallet you choose and the sXPHX vault; 10% goes to PhoenixCo.
30% of the pool’s LP tokens, vesting in a straight line over 120 days from graduation, in a lock that still forwards farm rewards. 60% of the LP is burned.
Optional. Made in the creation transaction, with no early fee and no size limit, and paired with a commitment: Lock, where 25% of the tokens bought stay locked until thirty days after graduation, or Contribute, where 8% go to the token’s stakers. Every tile shows what the creator holds.
The token’s stakers earn from three reward pools from the day it graduates, including IRTX funded by PhoenixCo.
Featured placement for their launches and priority in the race for a lending listing.
Every launch shows its starting price, its graduation price, the rise between them, the typical buyer’s gain and the lowest price after graduation.
So nobody can buy the last tokens on the curve and sell them higher in the pool. The token refuses transfers to its pool until graduation, so nobody can open it early.
An extra fee on buys and sells starts at 90% and falls in a straight line to zero over the first ninety seconds. It is gone before a creator’s community arrives, and all of it buys XPHX for the sXPHX vault.
No per-wallet limit, and no exemption list for any fee or limit. The creator’s first buy is the only exception, and every tile shows it.
Where a creator sets a tax, its holder-rewards share is credited to every holder on each taxed trade and can be claimed any time, staked tokens included.
Buys cost 1.96% down to 1.11% by VIP tier, and sells 0.63% more, so quick flippers pay more than holders. 33% of every curve trading fee buys XPHX for the sXPHX vault, dripped in over seven days.
A creator picks one for each launch. They are drawn alike and none is a warning: what differs is how the price climbs and how deep the pool is at graduation. Balanced is the default.
Linear curve
Rises evenly. The deepest pool at graduation.
Exponential curve
Slow at first, faster as it fills.
Constant product curve
Flat for most of the way, steep at the end.
The typical buyer is whoever bought the middle token of the curve. The lowest price after graduation is where the pool would be left if every token outside it were sold into it at once: arithmetic on the pool, not a promise.
Two hype modes for creators with a real community, on Balanced and Rocket only. Each multiplies both the price rise and the graduation threshold, so the start stays about as cheap as normal while the finish line moves up and the pool gets deeper. Every tile and page shows a launch’s mode with its badge.
Steady has none: doubling its rise changes nothing for buyers.
A launch is raised in one of thirteen pair tokens and graduates when its raise reaches that token’s threshold. Every pair token must have a reliable price source, normal transfers with no fee or burn, and enough PancakeSwap liquidity for the buyback to sell into. Plain XPHX is not one: its transfer fee would break the curve’s arithmetic.
| Pair token | Graduates at | Creation fee | IRTX for stakers |
|---|---|---|---|
 BNB | 2.1 BNB | 0.005 BNB | 16.8M |
 USDT | 3,000 USDT | 7 USDT | 32M |
 USDC | 1,500 USDC | 7 USDC | 16M |
 ETH | 1.1 ETH | 0.002 ETH | 31.6M |
 CAKE | 330 CAKE | 2 CAKE | 9.28M |
 TRX | 5,000 TRX | 20 TRX | 16M |
 IRTX | 174M IRTX | 1.5M IRTX | 9.57M |
 sXPHX | 250,000 sXPHX | 3,500 sXPHX | 6.93M |
 PHSUN | 21M PHSUN | 256,000 PHSUN | 6.93M |
 SZNX | 33M SZNX | 330,000 SZNX | 6.93M |
 ASTER | 1,100 ASTER | 7 ASTER | Set at deploy |
 BCH | 2.1 BCH | 0.033 BCH | Set at deploy |
 LTC | 11.33 LTC | 0.1 LTC | Set at deploy |
Thresholds and creation fees are in each row’s own token.
IRTX for stakers is what PhoenixCo funds a normal launch’s stakers when it graduates. It is paid only at graduation, scales with the hype mode, and is never more than 10% of the raise’s value, checked against the oracle.
Set at deploy: the ASTER, BCH and LTC figures are set from live prices when the contracts are deployed, at 4% of the threshold’s value.
Claim your link now. A link binds once, on the invited wallet’s first launchpad transaction. The terms are published before the launchpad opens.
Arriving through someone’s link remembers them in this browser, and connecting a wallet records the pair, so the invitation is kept if you change browser.
Every figure on this page is the launchpad’s design, from the site’s launchpad configuration. When the contracts are deployed, the page reads them instead.
