Atomic Launchpad: a token launchpad going live on Arbitrum One

Early Idea Discussion
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Hi everyone, I’m Maxim from Timeus Lab, the team behind Atomic Launchpad. We’re deploying it to Arbitrum One this week, and before we do, we’d like to introduce it here and hear from delegates.

What it is

Atomic Launchpad lets anyone launch a token for 0.0005 ETH. Tokens trade on a bonding curve. When the curve fills, it graduates into its own Uniswap v4 pool, and the liquidity position is locked permanently.

Two things set it apart:

  • A graduation bar that starts low. For the first 72 hours after deployment, a token graduates at 0.01 ETH raised. After that, the bar rises every 4 hours, up to 4.2 ETH by day 30. Early creators get the cheapest path to a real pool.
  • Creators earn on every trade. Each trade pays a 1% base fee, and a creator can add up to 10% on top, fixed at launch. Creators keep 70% of the fee, and the protocol keeps 30%.

Why Arbitrum One

DefiLlama lists 11 launchpads on Arbitrum. Together they earned less than $2 in fees over the last 30 days (DefiLlama, checked October 26). A creator who wants to launch a token on Arbitrum One today has no live place to do it, so they launch on other chains and take their communities with them.

Every token that graduates on Atomic Launchpad opens a new Uniswap v4 pool on Arbitrum One, with its liquidity locked for good, so the trading stays on Arbitrum. Next, we plan to add graduated tokens to https://atomic.green, our leveraged trading protocol on Arbitrum, automatically and in isolated pools.

Status and timeline

  • The product is live on testnet (Ethereum Sepolia) at https://launch.atomic.green.
  • We plan to deploy to Arbitrum One on the night of October 26 to 27. The 72-hour 0.01 ETH window starts when the deployment begins.
  • The contracts have not been audited yet. We plan to audit before we scale.

What we’ll post in this thread

We’ll keep everything in replies here instead of editing this post:

  1. Contract addresses with Arbiscan links, right after the deploy.
  2. Numbers after day 3, day 7, and day 30: launches, graduations, volume, and fees.

A question for delegates

We’re not asking for funding in this post. We’d like to understand what kind of support you would consider for the first token launchpad with real activity on Arbitrum One, once it has numbers to show, and what you would want to see from us first. If this belongs somewhere else on the forum, or should be shaped differently, please tell us.

Links

Thanks for reading. Happy to answer questions here.

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Hi Maxim, nice to see someone trying to keep launches on Arbitrum. I went through the docs, and two things might be worth showing delegates next to the day 3 and day 7 numbers.

  1. In the 0.01 ETH window the whole curve, 75% of supply per the docs, costs about 0.01 ETH plus the fee. The creator and the wallets they declare skip the snipe tax, and anyone else can buy once it decays, so a token that graduates in the first 72 hours can end up mostly in one or two wallets for about 0.01 ETH. Unless there’s a per-wallet cap I missed, the top-holder share of graduated tokens would tell delegates more than the graduation count.

  2. The owner can rescue a graduation that fails after 7 days and can propose fee wallet moves. Since the contracts go live before the external audit, it would help to post which account holds that role (multisig or EOA, and the threshold) next to the Arbiscan links, and what exactly rescue can move.

Good luck with the deploy!