Launch a token and decide where its fees go

From launch to a market that stays

1. 1

   Launch in one transaction

   Name, image, supply, what it trades against, and the fee split. The token and its market exist as soon as the transaction confirms. You can make the first buy in the same transaction.

2. 2

   It trades from the first block

   The price follows a curve: it rises as people buy and falls as they sell. Tokens trade against the chain's coin or another listed asset, and the fee is paid in that asset.

3. 3

   It moves to a pool, for good

   When the curve has raised its target, everything it raised becomes liquidity in a pool at the same price. That liquidity can never be withdrawn, and its fees keep being split the same way.

Where the fee goes

Up to 10% of each trade, in five parts. Three belong to the launcher, who can use one, two or all of them, or leave some out so trading costs less.

The launcher

Paid to the wallet that launched the token, to claim at any time. The launcher can hand this share on to another wallet.

0 to 8%

Holders

Shared among everyone holding the token, in proportion to what they hold. Each holder claims their own part.

0 to 8%

Buyback

Set aside, then spent by the next buy: it buys the token on its own market and burns it.

0 to 8%

Treasury

Kept by zeroportal in the asset it was paid in.

1%

Platform buyback

Buys back and burns zeroportal's own token, which launches on zeroportal like every other.

1%

The launcher's three parts add up to 8% at most. A token's split is fixed when it launches.

What a zeroportal token is

• A plain token

  Fixed supply. No owner, no minting, no pause switch and no tax on transfers.

• A fee nobody can change

  The split chosen at launch stays for the life of the token. Later changes to the platform's rates apply to new launches only.

• Everything on chain

  The image's IPFS address, the description and the links are written in the token contract at launch.

• Liquidity that stays

  After the curve, the pool position is held by the contract. No function can move it.