Launch pricing and locked liquidity
Every launch in the current deployment uses the same market template. A creator chooses the quote and permanent fee, but does not configure the supply, starting valuation, ranges or a graduation threshold. Operations can retune the starting valuation and curve for future launches within contract bounds; an existing launch is not rewritten.
Lot liquidity before a launch
The Lot must be tradable before launch. Get ready previews opening its USDG market, adding at least $50 of shared liquidity when needed and making a small first trade. The final Launch button starts preparation, then launch. They require separate confirmations; completed preparation persists if launch is cancelled.
- Multiple wallets can contribute. Each wallet's first deposit must meet the minimum; later deposits add to its position. Other launches can reuse a ready Lot.
- Deposits create liquidity shares. ETH funding is converted to USDG and Lot tokens, accounted for separately from component backing.
- Base and extra have different terms. The minimum first-deposit portion is base; excess and later additions are extra. Review whether the base is locked. Extra liquidity remains withdrawable; an unlocked base follows its withdrawal rules.
- Withdrawals return the position's current mix of USDG and Lot tokens. Amounts and value can differ from the deposit. Shared deposits earn no trading fees.
- Every connected launch can be affected. Removing the final position can disable routes needing visible liquidity for every token launched against the Lot.
LotFlow temporarily removes and restores this standing position around individual swaps. It is separate from permanently locked launch principal.
Charts and pricing on external sites
Adding liquidity does not guarantee an external listing or chart. Providers choose which pools to index; check an executable quote separately from chart visibility.
For an eligible Lot, Add $1,100 liquidity creates an optional extra deposit after feed-coverage and deposit-limit checks. Remove extra liquidity withdraws that wallet's extra share while leaving the base. Returned amounts and value can differ from the deposit.
Issuance and the starting reference
One billion tokens are issued once, with no free creator allocation or later minting. Actual burns reduce current supply; original issuance remains the denominator for historical reporting and early limits.
The initial $10,000 FDV equals $0.00001 per original token, converted once into quote units. It is a pricing reference, not a deposit, peg or resale floor. An opening buy changes inventory and price before public trading.
Two positions from the beginning
Two adjoining Uniswap v4 ranges begin with launch tokens only: 99.1% main / 0.9% tail, corresponding to 991 million and 9 million tokens before rounding. Rounding residue goes to the burn address without reducing reported supply and cannot be claimed.
Buyers introduce quote inventory. Sellers receive it only where inventory and ranges permit. At a range boundary, concentrated liquidity can become entirely one asset. Uniswap concentrated liquidity.
Main and tail
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Main allocation | 99.1% |
| Tail allocation | 0.9% |
| Tick spacing | 8 |
| Main width | 110,432 ticks in the increasing quote-per-launch-token direction |
| Tail endpoint | Tick 887264; the launch token is required to be currency0 |
| Relationship | Adjoining, with no gap or overlap |
The tail extends the available profile beyond the main position; it is not an infinite inventory source. If inventory is exhausted or a finite endpoint is reached, trading further in that direction needs reverse trading to replenish it.
Quote and decimal combinations that cannot fit the deployed template are rejected. The factory requires the launch token to sort as currency0, so the mirrored currency1 form is not reachable in this deployment.
Constant-product pricing within an active range
For technical readers, let x and y be actual launch-token and quote inventories, L liquidity, and p_l and p_u the lower and upper quote-per-launch-token prices. The virtual-reserve relationship is:
(x + L / sqrt(p_u)) × (y + L × sqrt(p_l)) = L²
The offsets are mathematical pricing constructs. They are not extra stock tokens deposited in a vault and cannot be counted as withdrawable quote reserves. Price impact depends on the active range and trade size; a spot price does not quote a large sale.
What permanent locking means
Creators and operators cannot withdraw launch principal or transfer protected positions. Fee collection remains separate.
Both ranges exist from launch, with no graduation or migration. New versions apply to new launches, preserving existing terms. The lock gives no price floor or guarantee of depth, security, transfers or chain availability. Creators can sell tokens they bought.