The meme can be wild. The market should not be a mystery.
Launching a coin should not need a smart contract team. It also should not hide supply, fees, creator rewards, or the graduation goal.
eda.meme makes the common parts easy to understand. The creator can focus on the name, art, story, and community.
From an idea to a live market.
- 01Create
Add the name, ticker, logo or GIF, banner, short story, and links.
- 02Review
Choose Standard or Compounding, then check fees, rewards, and the expected token address.
- 03Launch
One wallet action creates the plain token and its public bonding curve.
- 04Trade
Buys move the curve up. Sells move it down. Everyone uses the same formula.
- 05Graduate
At the target, the market moves into a locked full-range Uniswap v3 position.
- 06Keep building
Trading continues while the creator follows volume, holders, fees, and the community.
A normal ERC-20, on purpose.
The launch token has a fixed supply. The bonding curve, graduation, fees, GROW, and liquidity rules live outside the token.
- No owner mint
- No transfer tax
- No blacklist
- No pause switch
- No hidden creator bag
- No DEX-only transfer rule
This makes the token easier for wallets, other DEXs, bridges, and later exchange reviews to understand.
Creators earn when people use the market.
The default buy and sell fee is 1%. A launch may choose a fee from 0.5% to 2%. That rate is locked when the coin launches.
A qualified bonding-curve referral receives 20% of the total fee from the protocol share. The creator still gets 75%. Self-referrals do not count. The permissionless graduated pool does not accept untrusted referral data from arbitrary routers.
Examples use a 1% fee and are not earnings promises. Real volume and earnings can be much lower. Tiny fee fractions carry forward, so smaller sweeps cannot change the final 75% / 25% split.
Compounding launch
Compounding is the LP-first option. Its curve phase stays the same. After graduation, the 0.30% pool fee reserves 20% for the creator and 80% in a public jar. Anyone can earn the jar by adding 0.2% to the permanently locked v3 position in the same transaction.
A clear finish line, then locked liquidity.
The last buy stops at the exact target and returns extra ETH. Curve trading then closes. Anyone can call or retry graduation.
Fee rights can move. Old balances cannot.
The creator-fee recipient can move future rights to another wallet. Money already earned stays with the wallet that earned it.
The protocol also has a public community takeover process. A proposed change waits three days. Anyone can execute it during the next three days. This power belongs behind a public multisig.
An optional buyback with a chosen vest.
After graduation, GROW uses half of a Standard creator fee share for market buys. The creator locks a vest from one week to five years before launch. Released tokens split 75% to the creator and 25% to the protocol. GROW and Compounding cannot use the same fee stream.
The operator must provide a nonzero minimum amount out from a separate price source. The pool's current price can be moved, so its price alone is not enough.
Turn useful work into vested token stakes.
Eda points come from daily check-ins, confirmed launches, verified trading, graduations, and qualified referrals. Native ETH stake adds time-weighted conviction points with square-root weighting.
Each finalized epoch selects up to 100 eligible accounts. Every graduated launch that has not published rewards binds its reserve to the next epoch automatically. Once an epoch has 20 or more accounts, no one receives more than 5% of its pool; smaller bootstrapping boards share the full pool across their eligible users. Deposits remain withdrawable principal after a seven-day unstake delay.
Advanced support tools stay optional.
Every reserve comes from the fixed one-billion supply before the curve opens. The standard launch uses only the minimum 1% leaderboard reserve. GROW, LP rewards, and gacha campaigns do not crowd the basic flow.
Simple launches create a participation loop.
Creators set clear terms. Traders build the market. Graduation locks liquidity. Points, referrals, stake, and LP work compete for vested token support.
This is a participation flywheel, not guaranteed yield. A score can earn an allocation in a risky token. It does not promise profit or a future EDA token.
Make launching easy. Help good memes find workers.
Risk: Memecoins often lose most or all of their value. Curves can move fast. Apps and contracts can have bugs. Operators and multisigs can fail. Points, stake, GROW, locked liquidity, and fixed supply do not promise profit or safety. Only use money you can afford to lose.