The BWICK Launchpad

The launchpad is where new tokens are born on bwickchain. Every token follows the same lifecycle:
  1. Create - anyone can launch a token by paying the creation fee. The full supply is minted up front; nobody can ever mint more.
  2. Bonding curve - the token trades on an automated curve. Price starts low and rises deterministically as people buy.
  3. Graduation - once the curve has raised 15,000,000 BWICK, it closes and the raised BWICK plus the reserved supply become a permanent AMM pool.
  4. Open trading - the token trades freely on the AMM. The seeded liquidity is locked forever.

The numbers

ParameterValue
Token supply100,000 tokens (fixed, 6 decimals)
Starting market cap~10M BWICK
Graduation raise15,000,000 BWICK
Graduation market cap~120M BWICK (8x the raise)
Price appreciation on the curve~12x from first buy to graduation
Supply sold on the curve87.5%
Supply reserved for the AMM pool12.5%
Buy fee0.5%
Sell fee3.5%
Fee destination100% into the token’s liquidity
Max wallet2.25% of supply, enforced on chain

No price cliff at graduation

The curve parameters are chosen so the AMM pool opens at exactly the price the curve ended at. Late curve buyers do not get diluted by the pool opening below their entry, a common failure mode on other launchpads.

Whale protection is protocol-level

No wallet can hold more than 2.25% of any token’s supply. This is enforced by the launchpad contract on every curve buy and by the AMM contract on every swap. It is not a frontend rule and cannot be bypassed by trading against the contracts directly.

Asymmetric fees

Buys pay 0.5%, sells pay 3.5%. The asymmetry discourages instant dumping and rewards holding. Every fee stays in the token’s own liquidity, into the curve’s reserves while bonding, then into the locked AMM pool after graduation. There is no creator cut and no protocol cut.

No vampire launches

A token’s name and ticker are claimed on-chain at creation. The same (normalized) name or symbol cannot be relaunched while it is in use, and stays locked for a cooldown period afterward, enforced by the launchpad contract. This shuts down the copycat and “vampire” launches that fracture a community across duplicate tickers and turn a launch into PvP between near-identical tokens. One ticker, one live token.

Community-governed tokens

A token isn’t controlled by an insider after launch. Holders steer it through on-chain token proposals: anyone can submit a proposal, and votes are tallied on chain (including multi-option ballots). It’s how a community decides direction instead of a single deployer. See Proposals for how submission and voting work.

Create your first token

Step-by-step guide to launching a token