How it works

Name, ticker, image → one signature. The factory deploys the token, creates a Uniswap V4 pool paired with native ETH, mints the full-range liquidity position and hands it to the Locker — all in the same transaction. There is no bonding curve and no migration: the market you launch into is the market forever.

You see your token's address before you sign. Every token address ends in 1007 — mined in your browser, shown in the preview, verified by the factory on-chain.

For the first 3 minutes the swap fee starts at 5% and decays linearly to 1%. Bots that rush block one pay 5×; a human arriving two minutes later pays near the base fee. The fee is enforced by the pool's hook — it cannot be bypassed by routing around the UI.

Snipers pay, you don't. Sniper fees flow into the same split below.

The hook rejects every attempt to remove liquidity. The only call that passes is the Locker collecting fees with liquidityDelta == 0 — which moves fees, never liquidity. This is the actual on-chain check:

revert("LootHook: liquidity locked forever")

Not a promise. A revert. Read the verified hook on Blockscout ↗

Every swap pays a fee. 40% goes to the token's creator, claimable any time in native ETH. 60% goes to the flywheel. Sell-side fees additionally burn the token itself. Zero goes to us — the protocol's income is $LOOT itself.

The flywheel vault accumulates ETH from every trade on every token. Anyone can call pump(): it buys $LOOT on the open market and burns it, paying the caller a 0.5% bounty. More trading → more burns → less $LOOT.

Watch it run →

When a token sustains a $50,000 market cap — measured against Chainlink's ETH/USD feed — the hook drops its fee from 1% to 0.5%, permanently. Graduation is one-way and automatic. Nothing else changes: same pool, same locked liquidity.

Can the liquidity be pulled?

No. The hook reverts every liquidity removal except zero-delta fee collection by the Locker. There is no admin path, no timelock, no exception.

What does the platform take?

Nothing. 40% of swap fees go to the token's creator; 60% buy and burn $LOOT. The protocol's income is $LOOT itself.

What stops snipers?

For the first 3 minutes after launch the swap fee starts at 5% and decays to 1%. Bots that rush the block pay the most. The creator's dev buy inside the launch transaction is exempt.

What is graduation?

When a token holds a $50,000 market cap (Chainlink ETH/USD), its fee drops from 1% to 0.5% — permanently. Nothing migrates; the pool never moves.

Who can call pump()?

Anyone. It swaps the accumulated ETH for $LOOT and burns it, paying the caller a 0.5% bounty. Slippage is bounded on-chain, so a sandwich can't drain it.

Are the token contracts verified?

Every token shares byte-identical bytecode, so Blockscout auto-verifies each one against the first. You can read the code of any token launched here.