This routes your launch through Doppler's Airlock, so the token is a DopplerERC20V1 on their contracts — not our LaunchToken. There is no liquidity locker and no creation fee to our treasury. The pool carries the Rehype v2 hook — the same one Bankr's launches use, so sniper bots read these pools the way they read Bankr's — which our in-app buy/sell cannot route, so the token trades on Doppler rather than here.
Mines the token address to end in these hex characters — purely cosmetic. It does not change the launchpad badge: aggregators read the integrator and the tx sender, never the address.
An uploaded image is resized to 256px and embedded directly in the token as a data: URI — no IPFS account needed, and nothing to keep hosted. The reference launches use ipfs://… instead, and some aggregators only fetch http/ipfs URLs, so paste one here if you already have it pinned.
Written into the token's IPFS metadata, so GMGN and Dexscreener show them. Needs an uploaded image (the metadata is pinned alongside it).
Where the 95% LP-fee share is paid (Doppler keeps the other 5%). Leave blank to send it to your connected wallet, or paste any address — your own Bankr / X wallet, or someone else's if you want the fees to go to them. This only changes the fee beneficiary; you still sign the launch, and the integrator stays your own.
Tokens set aside for a wallet instead of going into the bonding curve — written at launch, claimable after (release is permissionless; a button appears once the launch lands). Leave vesting blank for instant claims (the shape Bankr's own launches use); set a number of days for a real linear lockup on that wallet.
Tokens you launch here are remembered in this browser. Fees show up once a token has traded. Collect pushes them to the launch's fee recipient.
No launches remembered yet — they’re added when you launch, or paste one below.
Swap fees accrue in the pool and are not sent automatically. This pushes them to the launch's fee recipient — you, for your own launches — in both the token and the pair asset. It is permissionless, so anyone can trigger it and the fees always go to the recipient, not the caller.
Airlock 0xeb7C034704eF8Dcd2D32324c1545f62fB4aD0862 · token factory 0x1B37D3a72082029c44B35B604Ea473617580b69a