Every launch pumps $PAD.
hypedpad is a token launchpad on Meteora and Raydium bonding curves. It works like any launchpad, except a cut of every trading fee buys $PAD on the open market and burns it.
1. Launch
Pick a name, ticker and image. You sign one transaction that creates the token and its bonding-curve pool, and optionally makes your first buy inside the same transaction so nobody can buy ahead of you. A new mint address is generated in your browser; its key never touches our server.
2. Trade
Anyone can buy or sell on the curve straight from the coin page, or through Jupiter and any wallet that routes it. The price rises as SOL comes in and falls as it goes out. No order book, always liquid.
3. Graduate
When the curve has taken in enough SOL (around 420 SOL market cap), the liquidity moves into a regular pool automatically. The LP position is locked forever and keeps paying fees to the buyback.
4. Fees
These are the options new coins launch with today. Each coin keeps the options it launched with; they're shown on its page.
5. The $PAD buyback
Every config and platform on hypedpad pays its fees to one public wallet: the fee wallet. The fees are claimed in SOL, 50% of them buy $PAD on the open market, and the $PAD bought is burned. The other 50% runs the platform. Every burn is on-chain and listed on the $PAD burn page with its transaction, so anyone can check it.
Why it works: PAD is bought with fees from every coin, so it does well when the pad does well. Every launch, every trade, every graduation adds to the next burn.
FAQ
Do creators earn anything? No trading fees. You keep whatever you buy, like any holder.
Can the token be changed later? No. Supply is fixed, there is no mint authority, and metadata is immutable.
Can the burned PAD come back? No. A burn destroys the tokens and lowers the total supply on-chain. Anyone can check it on Solscan.
Is this affiliated with Meteora or Raydium? No. We use their public, audited bonding-curve programs.