A launchpad that splits light evenly
One beam.
One price.
Every token cast here opens its pool with the liquidity already burned, gathers ETH for a short window in which nobody can swap, then puts it all through in one swap. Everyone in before the split paid the same.
Last beam
live
No beam yet
- One swap for everyone gathered
- Same price for all who shine
- Liquidity minted to the dead address
- No owner, no pause
- Verified MIT
- Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain
- Fee in ETH, inside the swap
01 — The spectrum, live
Beams cast
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Glare carried, ETH
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Last cast
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02 — In the spectrum
Reading the spectrum…
03 — How it splits
White light in. Every colour out, at once.
- 01
Cast
Name a token, give it a picture, choose how long it gathers. One transaction creates the whole supply, opens its ETH pool and mints the pool's liquidity as a position NFT owned by 0x…dEaD.
- 02
Gather
While the window is open the pool is shut to every router. Nobody can swap, so there is no launch block to snipe. Instead, anyone shines ETH into the beam, as often as they like.
- 03
Split
When the window closes, anyone splits the beam: every wei gathered goes through the pool as one single swap. One swap means one price, whoever shone first or last, large or small.
- 04
Claim
Each wallet claims its share of what the swap bought, in proportion to what it put in. From that second the pool is open to everyone, through any router, for good.
04 — Every check, green
LP burned
The position NFT is owned by the dead address from the block the token was cast.
One price
Everyone who shone into the beam before the split bought at exactly the same rate.
Open for good
Once split, no gate, no limit, no router check, no blocklist. It never shuts again.
Open source
Every contract verified, source published under MIT. No owner anywhere.