One coin. One address. Every chain.

Each chain’s Uniswap v4 position is held by the launch locker, which has no function that removes liquidity. It touches the pool only to collect earned fees, and to sell a payee’s coin fees for ETH when they ask.

Every buy and sell pays 1%: 80% to the creator, 20% to Hup, fixed in the factory. The only roles left are the creator repointing where their own fees go, and the protocol recipient passing on its claim. The CCIP pool’s owner is the launch’s own cell, which can act only inside the launch transaction.

One billion coins in all, divided among the chains by the creator, most of it on one main chain by default. Each chain mints only its market’s part, onto the curve. After that only the coin’s own CCIP pool can mint or burn: CCIP burns coins on one chain and mints the same amount on the other, so each chain’s supply moves while the worldwide total holds. That total relies on CCIP delivering only what was burned; the pool’s rate limits cap what any chain can mint in an hour.

The creator’s opening buy is bundled into the launch, so no block exists where the market is live and the creator has not bought, and it can take at most 5% of each chain’s market. There is no buy or sell tax: every trade is untaxed from the first block. The pool’s only hook is the launch factory, and it does one thing: nobody else can open the pool before the launch.

The CCIP pool is Chainlink’s published BurnMintTokenPool 2.0.0 bytecode. The factory refuses to deploy unless its code hash matches.

The token charges no buy or sell tax from the first block. Trades still pay the 1% trading fee.

Each chain’s Uniswap v4 position is held by the launch locker, which has no function that removes liquidity. It touches the pool only to collect earned fees, and to sell a payee’s coin fees for ETH when they ask.

Every buy and sell pays 1%: 80% to the creator, 20% to Hup, fixed in the factory. The only roles left are the creator repointing where their own fees go, and the protocol recipient passing on its claim. The CCIP pool’s owner is the launch’s own cell, which can act only inside the launch transaction.

One billion coins in all, divided among the chains by the creator, most of it on one main chain by default. Each chain mints only its market’s part, onto the curve. After that only the coin’s own CCIP pool can mint or burn: CCIP burns coins on one chain and mints the same amount on the other, so each chain’s supply moves while the worldwide total holds. That total relies on CCIP delivering only what was burned; the pool’s rate limits cap what any chain can mint in an hour.

The creator’s opening buy is bundled into the launch, so no block exists where the market is live and the creator has not bought, and it can take at most 5% of each chain’s market. There is no buy or sell tax: every trade is untaxed from the first block. The pool’s only hook is the launch factory, and it does one thing: nobody else can open the pool before the launch.

The CCIP pool is Chainlink’s published BurnMintTokenPool 2.0.0 bytecode. The factory refuses to deploy unless its code hash matches.

The token charges no buy or sell tax from the first block. Trades still pay the 1% trading fee.