A fair-launch launchpad on Stable, where the native coin is the dollar. Every launch follows the same transparent path, from a bonding curve priced in USDT0 to a DEX pool whose LP is burned or time-locked on-chain.
Name it, pick a ticker, add an image. We deploy a fixed-supply ERC-20 and mint 100% of it straight into the bonding curve. No presale, no team bag.
The coin trades instantly against a virtual constant-product curve. Every buy pushes the price up, every sell down, deep, fair, and front-run resistant from block one.
As traders buy, the curve fills toward its graduation cap. Progress is public and live, you can see exactly how close a coin is to graduating.
When the curve sells out, all collected liquidity plus the reserved token allocation seed a DEX pool automatically. The LP is burned by default, or time-locked on-chain if the creator opted for that at launch.
lootfun prices every coin with a virtual constant-product curve, the same x · y = k invariant that powers AMMs. Each coin launches with virtual reserves that give it deep liquidity and a smooth price from the very first trade, so there's no empty-book sniping.
Because Stable's native coin is USDT0, the curve is denominated directly in dollars: the price you see is a dollar price, gas is paid in dollars, and graduation triggers at an exact dollar market cap. No gas token to buy first, no volatile quote asset skewing the chart.
Every action on lootfun farms Loot Points, an XP layer that ranks the biggest degens on the leaderboard.
No. Creating a coin is a single transaction. The curve provides liquidity from the start; you never add your own.
When a coin's curve is fully bought, lootfun automatically deposits the collected USDT0 and the reserved tokens into a DEX pool and burns the LP (or time-locks it, if the creator opted for that at launch). The coin then trades freely on the open market.
The token is fixed-supply with no mint function, the whole supply lives in the curve, and graduation liquidity is burned by default. If a creator chose the LP time-lock instead, that choice is public and the lock can never be shortened. There is no privileged withdrawal.
Absolutely not. Meme coins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Only spend what you can afford to lose.