latch
your latch

latch launchpad

launch a coin its holders can latch

Every coin launched here carries the Latch hook from its first block. Any holder can turn on a post-quantum latch, so their tokens only move with a one-time hash-based signature. Half of every coin's trading fees go back to its holders, in SOL.

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your coin

launch

Fill everything in, then approve once: one transaction creates the coin, makes your dev buy (0.1 to 10 SOL) and pays the 0.001 SOL upload fee for the image and metadata. Nobody can buy before you, and there is no dev allocation: anything you hold, you bought.

the terms, the same for every coin

how it works

50/50 of the fees

where the fees go

Every buy and sell of a coin launched here pays a trading fee in SOL. It is split down the middle:

  • 50%holderspaid in SOL to everyone holding the coin, in proportion to how much they hold
  • 50%latchbuybacks and burns
curve
A Meteora bonding curve whose graduation is set so far out it is permanent in practice: a 100,000,000 SOL market cap, about 64,770 SOL of net buying. Until then it stays on the curve and the Latch hook stays on; a coin that ever got there would move to a Meteora pool without the hook. 1,000,000,000 tokens, 9 decimals.
trading fee
2% of every buy and sell, in SOL, split 50/50: half is paid to the coin's holders in proportion to what they hold, and half goes to Latch for buybacks and burns. Meteora, which runs the curve, takes its standard cut before the split.
the coin
Mint and freeze authority are revoked when it is created. The name, ticker and image can never be changed. No permanent delegate.
the hook
Every transfer runs the Latch program. For holders who have not latched, it does nothing. A latched holder's tokens move only with a one-time hash-based signature made in their browser.
what you sign
One transaction, signed by your wallet and by the new coin's mint key, which this page makes and throws away. It creates the coin, makes the dev buy and pays the 0.001 SOL upload fee. Before your wallet is asked, this page checks the transaction against what you typed and the launchpad's settings, and checks the signed uploads of your image and metadata: their permanent Irys addresses come from their signatures, so what the site publishes after the launch can only be what you saw.