Launchpad on chain 4663

Every coin here is struck against something real.

Helawood launches coins quoted against real assets — gold, indices, equities, treasuries. One curve, one threshold, then liquidity locks into a pool nobody can pull.

FACTORY PENDING DEPLOY UNISWAP V4 UNDERNEATH LP LOCKED AT GRADUATION
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Mechanics

Three moves.
No gatekeepers.

A launch is one transaction. A graduation is one threshold. Everything between is arithmetic, not discretion.

01 — STRIKE

Name it, quote it

Pick a ticker and the asset your coin answers to. The pair is written into the curve at creation and cannot be re-paired later. What you launch is what trades.

PAIR IMMUTABLE
02 — TRADE THE CURVE

Price is a function

Buyers and sellers move along a constant-product curve with a virtual reserve. No market maker, no allocation calls. Early blocks carry a decaying anti-snipe tax that burns bots, not people.

99% SNIPE TAX, DECAYS IN SECONDS
03 — GRADUATE

Liquidity locks itself

At the published threshold the curve sweeps its reserve into a full-range Uniswap V4 position. The position NFT lands in a locker contract with no withdrawal function. Liquidity stays. Forever.

NO WITHDRAW FUNCTION EXISTS

A coin quoted against gold answers one question at any moment: how much gold does one unit buy. No narrative required.

Struck coins

Every launch on the curve, quoted against its asset. Graduated coins trade on the locked pool.

0Opening snipe tax (bps)
0Decay window, max
0Total fee ceiling, hard
0Withdraw functions in locker

Protocol, as configured

These are not promises. They are parameters, readable on chain. Every value below comes from the factory the launches settle on.

Total supply per coin
1,000,000,000
Fixed at launch. No mint function exists after deployment.
Curve fee
1.00%
Taken on every buy and sell while the coin trades on the curve.
Virtual quote depth
1.68 ETH
Phantom liquidity seeded into the curve so early buys do not move price vertically.
Graduation threshold
0.2625 ETH
When the curve holds this much real quote, it closes and seeds a pool automatically.
Pool at graduation
Uniswap V4
Full-range position, minted by the locker contract. The position NFT has no withdrawal path.
Creator tax, max
10%
A launcher may route up to this share of curve fees to their own address. Set at launch, immutable after.

Source: launch config 0, factory 0x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e, chain 4663. Readable by anyone with an RPC endpoint.

Questions worth asking

Who holds the liquidity after a coin graduates?

No one, in the useful sense. The graduation call mints a full-range Uniswap V4 position owned by a locker contract. That contract has no function that moves the NFT. There is no admin key, no timelock, no governance vote that touches it. The liquidity stays in the pool because the code offers no alternative.

What does the snipe tax actually do?

Buys in the first seconds after a launch pay up to 99% tax, decaying to the base 1% within a minute. A bot that apes the first block pays almost everything to the curve instead of extracting from later buyers. It does not make sniping impossible; it makes it pointless.

Can a launched coin be rugged?

The usual rug paths are closed: supply is fixed, the curve cannot be paused mid-flight, and graduated liquidity cannot be withdrawn. What remains is honest risk: the coin can simply be worthless because nobody wants it. That risk is yours.

What does Helawood take?

Launches currently settle on the live factory at 0x7eD598…01EC7e. Protocol fees from curve trading accrue to that factory's escrow. Helawood is the interface and, soon, its own deployment; the fee switch flips when the dedicated stack ships. This is stated plainly because you should know where your fees go.

Is this audited?

No. The underlying contracts are a deployed, running system on chain 4663 with real volume, but no third-party audit exists. Treat every coin here as a speculative instrument that can go to zero, because it can.

The mint is open.
Strike something that holds.

One name, one pair, one transaction. The curve does the rest.