Create a token
Mint 1 billion supply straight into a locked exchange pool. It trades from the first block.
This chain runs Uniswap v3, so the trading fee is fixed at 1%.
What does it cost to trade?1% to buy · 1% to sell
Of that 1%, 0.9% goes to whoever collects this token's fees and 0.1% to Fizz.Fizz's share is a constant in the fee contract with no setter. Nobody can raise it on a coin that already exists, and a launch that burns its liquidity pays it nothing, because those fees are unreachable for everyone.Fixed by the exchange, identical in both directions, and impossible for anyone to raise later.Your token has no transfer tax, no wallet cap and no per block limit. Nothing in it can make a trade fail.
Show the numbers
Your whole coin is worth about 3.4K USD at the opening price, which is why the first steps cost so little.
| Price | Supply | Costs | Available by then |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.00x to 2.01x | 5% | 239.4 | 5% · 239.4 USD |
| 2.01x to 4.05x | 10% | 964.2 | 15% · 1.2K USD |
| 4.05x to 8.16x | 15% | 2.9K | 30% · 4.1K USD |
| 8.16x to 16x | 20% | 7.8K | 50% · 11.9K USD |
| 16x to 33x | 25% | 19.7K | 75% · 31.6K USD |
| 33x and up | 25% | no ceiling | · |
6 bands. The stepped ones reach 33x above the starting price; the last one carries on above that with no ceiling, thinly, so the price always has somewhere to go.Buying every stepped band out costs 31.6K USD for 75% of the supply, and the money stays in the exchange as liquidity, so it is what anyone selling back trades against.
Each share is a slice of the 1% the pool charges, not of the trade.The list is fixed at launch and shown publicly on the token page.One address being unable to receive blocks only its own payout, never anybody else's.