Pick a wallet FOMO ranks, launch its token on a bonding curve in ETH, and half of every fee goes to that star — whether they know the token exists or not.
Already on the pad
Pick a wallet FOMO ranks, launch its token, and it opens right here with its curve at zero.
Who you can launch on
Anyone can launch on any address. The picker offers the research set because that is who people want to launch on, and every token page says which tier its star came from.
Pinned down by balance fingerprinting: FOMO hides addresses but shows exact position sizes, and a size is an identifier. Each of these was matched on several positions.
Traders from the FOMO leaderboard, each checked on-chain as an ERC-4337 account holding real positions, each with a vetted picture. Named, without the position-level audit trail.
Surfaced by an hour of USDG flow. That is behaviour, not skill — worth watching, never worth trusting, and the pad says so wherever one appears.
FOMO ranks its traders and shows what they hold. FomoLaunch turns a wallet into a launch: the star is the theme, the curve is the market, and half of every fee follows the star.
Choose one of the traders FOMO ranks — or any address — and the token carries them. They are the theme and the beneficiary, never an operator, and they never have to agree to anything.
Buy early and the price rises as the curve sells; sell back into it whenever you like. Same shape for every token, so market caps compare at a glance.
1% of the ETH leg, both ways, on the curve and in the pool afterwards. Half of it is owed to the star and waits until they claim it.
Both ways, on the curve and in the pool. Fees are pulled, never pushed: a star claims theirs whenever they like, and a star that never shows up keeps accruing.
When the curve sells out, the ETH it raised and the reserved supply go into a Uniswap v4 pool that the pad cannot take back.
The position belongs to the launchpad, which has no code path to remove it. Its fees are collectable by anyone and split the same way.
Every token is a clone, and its description and icon travel in the event rather than in storage, so a launch with an icon and a first buy stays under 0.7M gas.
No mint, no tax, no owner on the token itself: a plain fixed-supply ERC20 cloned per launch.
There is no pause, no withdraw, no mint and nothing that touches a curve’s ETH or a pool position. The owner can move fee parameters inside hard ceilings, and that is the whole surface.
pause()withdraw()mint()blacklist()The contract always holds at least what every curve owes plus every fee claimed but not taken. A sell returns at most the ETH the curve holds, for any amount that can exist — the invariant suite checks it under random trading.
The stars' real positions trade against native ETH on this chain, so the curve takes ETH and the pool is ETH/token. Pools against WETH are dust here.
The board, the tape and every icon are rebuilt from the launchpad’s own logs in your browser. There is no indexer to trust and nothing to go stale.
Every token on the pad is a curve in ETH, a star who earns from it, and a pool waiting at the end. Launch one, or trade what is already running.