Uniswap v4 · Base · chain 8453
Markets quoted in leveraged tokens, not stablecoins.
A launch deploys a fixed 1,000,000,000-supply token and opens a Uniswap v4 pool against a Base leveraged token — ETH3X, BTC3X, uSOL3x, uSUI2x, uSOL2x. No bonding curve: the launchpad mints one-sided, token-only liquidity across two ranges, so the creator supplies zero quote asset. Markets open at a $3,000–4,000 start cap by default, with an optional dev buy hard-capped at 10% of supply and filled inside the launch transaction. On-chain, FDV is denominated in raw quote units — the USD figure is a frontend conversion; there is no oracle in the contracts.
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000
- LP split
- 80 / 20
- Reserve ceiling
- cap × 8
- v4 fee
- 1.00%
- Tick spacing
- 200
- Fee split
- 60 / 40
- Launch fee
- 0.0005 ETH
- LP withdrawal
- none
Launch console
Every field is validated against the registry bounds for the selected quote, then simulated with an
eth_call preflight before the send button unlocks.
Markets
All launches, read directly from the launchpad. Anyone may trigger a fee claim; proceeds route to the creator and treasury by the configured split — never to the caller.
| # | Token | Quote | Opening FDV | Spot / token | vs open | Pending fees | Links |
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No launchpad address set — market data is unavailable until the contracts are deployed.
Quote lineup
Whitelisted leveraged tokens. Bounds are enforced on-chain by the QuoteRegistry, in raw quote units for the whole 1B supply.
Read this before you buy
- Quote depth lives off-DEX. These leveraged tokens have deep mint and redeem liquidity through Index Coop, but almost no DEX depth on Base. To buy into a market you will generally have to mint the quote asset first — each card links to its acquire page.
- Leveraged tokens decay. A market quoted in ETH3X is a relative bet against a decaying, rebalancing instrument, not a USD bet. A flat chart in quote terms can still be a loss in dollars, and the reverse.
- Liquidity is permanent and one-sided. The launchpad holds both v4 positions with no withdrawal path. It never holds quote assets at open: the entire opening book is launch tokens sitting above the opening price.
- No oracle, no floor. Nothing in this system reads a USD price. There is no buyback, no treasury bid, and no guarantee a market trades at or above its opening FDV.
Mechanics
The contract surface is small on purpose: one launch function, one fee claim, and a registry that gates the quote assets.
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Fixed supply, minted once
1,000,000,000 tokens, 18 decimals, no mint authority after construction, no transfer tax. Rounding dust left on the launchpad is burned in the same transaction.
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Two token-only ranges
80% of LP supply is minted between opening FDV and cap FDV; 20% between cap FDV and cap × 8. The pool opens exactly at the launch range floor, so both positions are pure token — zero quote asset is required from the creator.
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Buyers bring the quote asset
There is no bonding curve. The v4 range is the curve: every buy walks price up through the launch range, and the reserve range absorbs anything above the cap.
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Permanent LP, fees only
Positions are held by the launchpad with no withdrawal path.
collectFees(id)is the only exit for value, splitting accrued swap fees 60% creator / 40% protocol. -
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Registry gating
Each quote carries min and max opening FDV, a minimum cap multiple of 4×, a 1% v4 fee and tick spacing 200. A disabled quote reverts with
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Priced in quote units
"35 ETH3X of opening FDV" means the whole supply is worth 35 ETH3X at open. The console converts a USD start cap into quote units using the quote's NAV (Index Coop) or LI.FI's token price, and you can override the price by hand. Nothing on-chain reads USD.
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Dev buy, capped at 10%
The launch call can carry
devBuyQuote: the launchpad pulls that much quote from the creator, swaps it through the fresh pool in the same transaction, and sends the tokens straight back. Fills above MAX_DEV_BUY_BPS = 1000 revert withDevBuyTooLarge; adevBuyMinTokensfloor guards against being front-run on the open.previewDevBuyshows the exact fill before signing. -
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Funding the dev buy from ETH
The console reads your quote balance and allowance, asks LI.FI for an ETH → quote route on Base and sends it from your wallet. When no DEX route exists — these are mint/redeem products with thin pool depth — it hands you to the Index Coop mint page and keeps polling until the balance lands, then unlocks the approve step.