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A launchpad for launchpads

Launch anything, anywhere.

Metapad is a launchpad factory: one transaction deploys a token launchpad you own, with curves that can be quoted in any verified asset. Real equities, real dollars, yield-bearing collateral, or the chain's own coin, across 35+ networks. Product-market fit for token launches is proven; what the market lacks is infrastructure. This is that infrastructure.

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The shipped curve, not an illustration: constant product with a 1,073M virtual token reserve, 800M sold on the curve. The same shape whether the quote asset is ETH, USDC, or a tokenized stock.

Proven demand, missing rails

Bonding-curve launchpads have processed millions of launches and billions in volume. The demand is not in question. The rails are: today's launchpads are single venues run by their operators, quoting every curve in a volatile gas token, on one chain at a time. Communities bring the users and capture none of the economics; assets people actually think in (dollars, stocks, yield) are locked out of the market entirely.

The factory, not another venue

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The factory deploys launchpads as clones; launchpads launch tokens; sold-out curves graduate into locked pools. If a DEX misbehaves, liquidity parks in an ownerless vault anyone can retry. Nobody holds a withdraw key.

Every launchpad is a clone with its own owner, fee rights, and hosted site. Configuration is signed (EIP-712), addresses are deterministic before anything exists, and graduation logic is fixed by the factory itself, so nobody can redirect liquidity, seed a pool early at a chosen price, or change the rules after paying.

Quote curves in anything verified

A curve's quote side is configuration. Launchpads quoting in tokenized Tesla stock are live in production today; the same rail carries stablecoins, euro assets, and appreciating wrappers like wstETH. Every entry passes a three-source verification (on-chain metadata, the issuer's own list, live DEX liquidity) before it can be picked, because same-name counterfeits are real and the registry is the defense.

Everyone gets paid on-chain

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A typical trade fee, split on-chain and claimable independently. The protocol's cut of 0.5% per trade, capped on-chain at 1%, funds platform maintenance and is added on top of the owner and creator rates, never taken out of them; owners set those rates within protocol caps, and fees accrue in the launchpad's quote asset, whatever it is.

The dollar venue and the composability venue

Arc

Circle's L1 uses USDC as gas, so a Metapad curve there is dollar-denominated by default: prices and market caps read as plain dollars. Listed on Arc's launch day, with the chain's asset fabric (EURC, tokenized T-bills, CCTP) waiting on the same quote rail.

Linea

A fully EVM-equivalent zkEVM inside MetaMask, already live on Metapad. As Consensys builds toward bridgeless cross-chain composability, every permanently locked graduation pool seeded there becomes ecosystem-wide liquidity rather than a local silo.

What ships next

  1. Generalized quote registry. Stablecoin, euro, and yield-bearing quotes beside the stocks; dollar curves on Arc through its native ERC-20 interface. The Solana quote rail follows its completed design.
  2. Dollar-deterministic mechanics. Exact graduation targets, refundable launches that return everyone's money at cost if the target is missed, and resting limit orders on the curve itself.
  3. The full stack. Pool creation and swaps inside every tenant site, cross-chain onboarding so a buyer's starting chain stops mattering, and curve reserves that earn while they bond.

What can still hurt you

New tokens are volatile and can go to zero; a curve guarantees a price path, not a price. Tokenized stocks are issuer-backed certificates whose issuers can pause or seize under legal compulsion, the same risk any holder of a tracker carries. Chains, DEXes, and bridges fail in their own ways. Metapad locks what contracts can lock and discloses the rest; nothing here is investment advice.