AmbrosiaLaunchpad

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How it works.

What happens when a token launches here, where every fee goes, and the address and ABI of every contract.

Launching a token

One transaction creates the token, its Uniswap v4 pool and its fee routing. There is no launch fee beyond gas. Every token has a supply of 1,000,000,000 and all of it goes into the pool: nothing is held back for the creator, the team or the protocol.

The pool lives in the official Uniswap v4 PoolManager on Elysium. The launchpad contract is the pool's hook and the owner of its liquidity, and it has no function that removes liquidity. The liquidity is there for good.

The pool opens at a market cap worth 40 HYPE, on a curve that runs from that price upward. It prices like a constant-product pool: about 40 HYPE buys half the supply, 120 HYPE three quarters. There is no migration step and nothing to graduate to. The token trades on Uniswap from its first second and keeps trading there.

Supply boughtHYPE paid into the poolMarket capPrice against the open
0%, the open040 HYPE1x
25%13.3 HYPE71 HYPE1.8x
50%40 HYPE160 HYPE4x
75%, the bloom120 HYPE640 HYPE16x
90%360 HYPE4,000 HYPE100x

Supply and liquidity. The supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 and can only go down, through burns. 100% of it is the pool's liquidity and 100% of it is for sale on the curve: there is no second allocation set aside for a later listing. The 40 HYPE of the opening market cap is virtual. It only sets the opening price and nobody has to deposit it. Every HYPE buyers pay in becomes real liquidity that sellers trade against, and it stays in the pool.

Blooming. A token blooms when three quarters of its supply has been bought, which is 120 HYPE paid into the pool. It is a milestone shown on the token's page, not a migration: nothing moves, nothing is charged, and the fee keeps working exactly as before, on every trade, for good.

Fees

Every trade pays the pool's swap fee, taken in the pair's asset on the way through the pool. 75% follows the split the creator picked at launch and 25% goes to the protocol. Everyone is paid in HYPE: on a KNTQ or $AMBR pair the fee is sold for HYPE on that asset's own pool when it is paid out.

The split, the shares and the fee can never be changed after launch, by the creator or by the protocol. The protocol can change its cut for future launches, up to 30%, and can add a flat fee of up to 1% to future launches. A live launch always keeps the terms it launched with, and its page shows them.

Fees collect in the launchpad contract per token. Anyone can share them out with one call, and claiming does it for you. The protocol's cut is paid to the Ambrosia treasury, which sends a quarter of it to the Nectar pool for Ambrosia's own players.

Trading

Every token page has a trade card. It quotes the trade with Uniswap's V4Quoter, which runs it against the pool and so counts the current fee, then sends it through the launchpad's router with your slippage limit. Selling a token for the first time takes one approval.

A token paired with KNTQ or $AMBR trades in HYPE too, in one transaction through two pools: HYPE into the pair's asset on its own pool, then that asset into the token, or the reverse to sell. That pool charges its own fee on top of the token's. You can also pay or receive the pair's asset directly.

The pools are ordinary Uniswap v4 pools. Any router or aggregator that speaks Uniswap v4 can trade them, outside the Seed-holder head start.

Network

The launchpad runs on Elysium (chain id 99901), where gas is paid in HYPE. The site adds the network to your wallet when you connect. To bring HYPE from HyperEVM or BNB Chain, use the bridge.

Contracts and ABIs

All on Elysium. The full Solidity source of every contract is published next to its ABI, with the hash of the deployed code so anyone can check that what runs is what is published.

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Risks

Anyone can launch a token here, with any name and any picture. A token on this site is not endorsed by Ambrosia, and a familiar name does not mean it is the project you know. Check the address. Prices can fall to nearly nothing, and a creator who bought early can sell. The contracts have been tested against the live network but have not been audited by a third party. Only trade what you can afford to lose.