A launchpad and its platform token

Meme-coin upside with a real bid below it.

Every token launched on FLOOR has a floor: a buy order in its own pool, paid for by the launch and fed by every trade. The floor only moves up.

96%
of the launch price is a live bid on day one, after the $FLOOR cut
69%
of a preset’s supply sells in fixed steps as the price climbs, paying the floor and the pool
0%
founder allocation on every launch
2.5%
of every inflow is FLOOR’s platform cut, on every launch
How it works

How it works, in pictures

  1. 01

    The money becomes the floor.

    97.5% of the money raised waits under the price, as a buy order anyone can sell to.

    The other 2.5% is the $FLOOR cut. On a launch priced in SOL on Solana, a keeper sweeps it into $FLOOR. On any other launch its chain’s platform treasury holds it.

  2. 02

    Up, they sell. Down, they buy.

    The pool, the wall and the floor trade with holders all the way round the cycle.

    a preset: 20% sale · 10% pool · 69% staircase · 1% tail

  3. 03

    Every trade adds a little.

    A small slice of each trade drops into the buy order, so it grows.

    Meme: 1.5% far from the floor · 0% on buys and 2.25% on sells at it

  4. 04

    The floor only steps up.

    The token’s price can still fall. The floor under it never goes down, even when people sell to it.

    anyone can call the ratchet, and trades on the FLOOR site do

Floor = backing ÷ circulating supply

The vault’s backing over the tokens it has to answer for.

The wall

The wall sells into pumps and pays the floor

On Custom and $FLOOR, the reserve waits in one band of tokens above the floor. Nothing sells there until buyers reach it. Every token it sells pays into the floor, and then the wall moves up with it.

Cook, Bluechip and Breakout sell theirs on a staircase instead. Fixed steps of tokens, each one doubling of the price, run from the graduation market cap to about $1B. At each ratchet, what they sold is split between the floor and the pool by how far the floor sits under the price and how much money the pool holds. With ETH at $2,400, a steady climb on Cook leaves $718k in the vault at a $10M market cap and $7.5M at $100M. A sell of 3% of the market cap then moves the price about 9%. Those figures were measured with the steps to about $100M.

  1. 05

    A wall catches big jumps.

    High above the floor, a band of tokens waits for sale. When buyers reach it, their money joins the floor.

    Below the wall only a few tokens are for sale, so the price can move a lot.

  2. 06

    The staircase sells as the price climbs.

    The steps go up to about $1B, each at twice the price of the last. When buyers climb a step, its money joins the floor and the pool.

    The market still sets the price, and it can fall back toward the floor.

    Cook, Bluechip and Breakout · Custom keeps one wall, from 1.1× to 20× the floor

A Meme launch through a pump and a sell-offIllustration · market cap · log
pricefloorwall
  1. 1Graduationprice $30k · floor $28.9k · wall $289k
  2. 2Buys climb to the wallprice $290k · floor $29.7k · wall $298k
  3. 3A pump buys from the wallprice $1M · floor $246k · wall $2.46M
  4. 4A sell-offprice $333k · floor $247k · wall $2.47M
A pump toWall sellsInto the floorFloor after
$1M272M$145k$246k
$3M410M$378k$497k
$10M496M$834k$962k
A Meme launch climbing from $290k straight to each market cap, with no trading fees counted. Figures are a price × total supply. The wall sells half its tokens by 4× where it starts, so the fastest runs buy most of it cheaply.

Wall = max(k × Floor, open)

Or the market price at the last ratchet, once buyers reach it. It only moves up.

The comparison

If dead meme coins had been FLOOR pools

from the wallfloormcap todayATH
TokenLifetime volumeATH mcapFrom the wallFloorFloor, minToday
SafeMoon V1 + V2$9.47B$5.75B May ’21$25M$160M$163M$0
Saitama V1$6.53B$12.4B Nov ’21$36M$130M$131M$0
Dogelon Mars$23.6B$1.27B Oct ’21$11M$309M$356M$32M
Baby Doge Coin$34.9B$916M Dec ’24$8.3M$449M$520M$73M
Ponke$12.6B$413M Nov ’24$2.0M$169M$193M$13M
EverGrow$1.11B$1.57B Nov ’21$12M$28M$28M$0
Mumu the Bull$1.79B$280M Jul ’24$4.7M$30M$32M$0.2M
Hoge Finance$0.86B$312M Oct ’21$20M$35M$36M$1.2M
Volume is CoinMarketCap’s daily USD volume, summed from listing to Sept 6, 2026 (SafeMoon V1: $7.78B; V2: $1.69B). ATH is the peak daily market cap, or ATH price × total supply where circulating supply was never tracked. Each token is replayed day by day as a Meme launch that follows its daily closing market cap. “Floor” is the floor price × total supply. “Min” charges the far 1.5% skim on every swap, while near the floor a buy pays 0%. Most of each wall sold on the first run up from $30k, so volume paid for most of each floor. CoinMarketCap volume includes centralised exchanges, so treat every figure as an upper bound. SafeMoon charged 10% on every trade, about $950M on this volume, and none of it stayed as backing.
Fees and modes

Four modes, and every launch pays the $FLOOR cut

ModeGraduates atSale raisesReserveFloor skim, far from floorCreator fee
Breakout$50k mcap$10kstaircase, 14 steps0.25% / 0.25%0.5% / 0.5%
Cook$200k mcap$40kstaircase, 13 steps0.75% / 0.75%0.75% / 0.75%
Bluechip$500k mcap$100kstaircase, 11 steps1% / 1%1% / 1%
Customyour callits sale sharewall, 1.1×–20× floor≤ 10% / 10%≤ 5% / 5%
The creator fee goes to an address fixed at launch and never touches the vault. The FLOOR Platform fee is the same in every mode: 1% on each sale buy and sell-back, then 0.25% on every pool trade. A new launch starts at FLOOR’s current settings, never above 1% on the sale or 0.5% in the pool, and keeps them for life. On Solana, the Carpenter Platform fee adds 0.05% to every pool trade.
Launched tokens
2.5% of every inflow.

The raise, the skim, what the wall sells and swept fees all pay the cut before they count as backing. A SOL launch’s cut backs $FLOOR, on Solana. It waits on the launch’s own pool until a permissionless keeper sweeps it across, once $FLOOR has graduated. Every other launch’s is held in its own quote by its chain’s FLOOR platform treasury.

$FLOOR
The vault the SOL cuts are swept into.

$FLOOR is a Solana launch. Its pool runs the same hook with a 2.5% floor skim and a 0.5% creator fee a side, and no holder rewards. After its raise its pool pays the FLOOR Platform fee like every other pool (0.25% today), and the timed raise itself pays none.

It is the only raise on FLOOR that runs on a clock, with no target, cap or minimum. When the clock stops, the tokens split pro-rata at one clearing price: total raised ÷ tokens offered.

FLOOR’s floor
FFLOOR = (QFLOOR + Σ 0.025 · inflowsi) ÷ SFLOOR

Every SOL launch’s swept cut adds to one bid.

What a trader pays, at the bid and away from it
ModeFloor skim
far		All in, at the bid
buy / sell		All in
far from it
Cook0.75% / 0.75%1.247% / 4.988%1.996%
Bluechip1% / 1%1.746% / 6.734%2.744%
Breakout0.25% / 0.25%0.998% / 2.245%1.247%
$FLOOR2.5% / 2.5%0.998% / 4.739%3.492%
All in is what a trader pays: the 0.25% LP fee, the floor skim, the creator fee, any holder tax and the FLOOR Platform fee at today’s 0.25% pool rate. Far from the bid, $FLOOR costs more than every preset, and 2.5 of its 3.25 points land under the token.
Why FLOOR

Why launch, why hold, and how to check

For builders

  • The raise is placed for you. All of it, less the 2.5% $FLOOR cut, becomes the bid. There is no LP to size and no treasury to dump.
  • Pumps and quiet months both count. The wall sells into run-ups, every trade pays the skim, and both land in the vault.
  • No founder bag to explain. Founder allocation is 0% on every launch, and the vault has no withdraw path.
  • Your creator fee is public. Up to 5% a side, to an address fixed at launch. It never touches the vault.
  • No integration work. An ordinary v4 pool with no transfer tax, so routers and screeners already support it.

For holders

  • Your money is the bid. About 96% of the launch price waits under the price on day one.
  • Late sellers are paid no less than the floor. None of the sells before them lowers it.
  • The dead coins above left holders nothing. The same volume through FLOOR would leave $28M–$449M in backing.

Check it yourself

  • Founder allocation is 0% on every launch. Each launch contract pulls the entire supply.
  • The vault has no withdraw path. The hook can only move its ETH to a higher price.
  • Two on-chain reads. Vault ETH ÷ sellable supply gives the floor at any block.