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How Launch works
Launch is the trading page on this site. Each listing has a price curve and an order book that work as one market. You sign every trade in your own wallet.
Your root or the platform root
Every asset lives under a root. Your root is the name you claimed with Sign in with X. You hold the admin token for it, YOURNAME!. The platform root is LAUNCH_XFER. The host keeps LAUNCH_XFER!. This wallet never spends that token.
- Create / List Unsigned
- Makes a new token under the platform root and lists it. The name is LAUNCH_XFER/YOURNAME. Costs 100 XFER, which is burned. You do not need to hold LAUNCH_XFER!.
- Create / List Signed (X Account)
- Lists an asset under your root, or one this wallet already holds. A child is YOURNAME/PROJECT. A unique is YOURNAME#ITEM. Bring the whole supply into this wallet first. Costs 10 XFER. This path does not use the platform root.
One wallet
Launch, the wiki, and the web wallet share the vault in this browser. You sign every create, list, buy, and sell. The site does not hold the keys. The 12 words stay on this device.
The person who lists an asset is the creator. On ordinary trades their fee is set aside for them to claim from the listing. It is kept out of the XFER that backs the curve, so sells can still be paid.
The price curve
Every listing starts with a bonding curve. You set the starting price, at least 0.0000001 XFER per token. Supply can be 1 to 1,000,000,000 tokens.
The curve holds the listed tokens. Buying from it pushes the price up. Selling into it pushes the price down. The math is a constant product: the XFER side times the token side stays the same, so each buy costs a little more than the last.
The curve stays open for the life of the listing. Buys stop only when it has no tokens left. The price cannot be pushed below 0.0000001 XFER.
Example: How a buy moves the price
A listing opens at 1 XFER. A buy takes tokens off the curve, so the next token costs a bit more. A sell puts tokens back, so the price comes down. Big trades move it more than small ones.
The 15% cap
For the first 30 minutes after a listing opens, one buy can take at most 15% of the tokens the curve still holds. This stops a single buyer taking the whole listing at once. After 30 minutes the cap lifts.
The cap only counts what you buy from the curve. Tokens you buy from other people's sell orders on the book do not count toward it. The buy box has 5%, 15%, 25% and 50% buttons. While the cap applies they pick that share of the cap; after it lifts, that share of what the listing still holds.
The order book
Next to the curve is an order book. You can post a buy below the curve price or a sell above it, and it waits there until the price reaches it.
- Who fills first
- Best price first. At the same price, the oldest order first.
- How trades route
- A buy takes cheaper resting sells first, then the curve, step by step. A sell does the reverse.
- Escrow
- Your order's XFER or tokens are held while it rests, and come back if you cancel.
- Smallest order
- 1 XFER. A leftover under 1 XFER is refunded automatically.
- Limit
- Up to 5 open orders per side.
- Cancel
- Any time from 2 minutes after you place it.
- Sell now / Buy now; cancel anything left
- Tick it to trade only what fills now: the listing's reserve at the curve price (up to what it holds) and resting orders. Anything left is cancelled, not left on the book.
Fees
- Total on a fair trade
- A fair trade pays 0.90% in total: 0.60% platform and 0.30% creator. Of the 0.60% platform fee, 0.20% goes to the listing's pool when it has stakers. If the pool has no stakers, the platform keeps the 0.20%. The creator keeps 0.30%. The trading fee share has been live since Oct 18, 2026 at 6:33 PM ET. Trades before that are not paid back into pools.
- Platform
- 0.60% of each buy or sell, paid in the same signed transaction. The live rate shows when you sign. Of the 0.60% platform fee, 0.20% goes to the listing's pool when it has stakers. If the pool has no stakers, the platform keeps the 0.20%.
- Creator
- 0.30% of each buy or sell, set aside for the person who listed it. They claim it from the listing. Listings made before this fee existed may not charge it. Together with the platform fee, a fair trade pays 0.90%.
- Book trades
- The buyer pays the fees on top. The holder who sells receives the price.
- Unique first sale
- The first buy of a unique (one token, a name with #) pays the listing price to the lister. The buyer also pays the 0.60% platform fee. There is no separate creator fee on that sale, because the lister already receives the price. After that the curve closes and it trades on the order book only.
- Network fee
- 0.01 XFER per kB, paid to the lottery winner.
The creator fee is kept apart from the tokens and XFER that back the curve.
Chart orders
A chart order waits for a price. Click a price on the chart, tap the + that appears, and set how much to buy or sell. When the price reaches it, it runs a normal buy or sell from this wallet.
Chart orders live only in this browser tab while your wallet is unlocked. Locking the wallet or closing the tab cancels them. They are not on the chain or the book until they fire. A buy that would break the 15% cap, while it applies, is refused when you place it.
Finding listings
Tabs: All, Tokens, NFTs, Real-world assets. Sort: Trending (recent trades), Most traded (last day), New, Gainers (price change over the last day). Search matches a token name or the lister's @handle.
Every trade is public on the chain. The explorer's Trades page lists today's Launch trades. See Explorer guide.
Do it
List it for sale · Buy and sell · Place or cancel a book order
Prices can go down
A price on Launch is just the last trade. It can fall as easily as it rises, and a listing can have no buyers. Only trade what you are fine losing.
Example
Example: Cap and fee together
Example amounts: the listing opened 10 minutes ago and the curve still holds 1,000 tokens. One buy can take at most 150 of them from the curve (15%). A fair buy that spends 1,000 XFER pays 6 XFER to the platform and 3 XFER to the creator, and 991 XFER goes to the curve.
Common mistakes
- Counting book fills toward the 15% cap. Only the curve part counts.
FAQ
- Where is the longer curve page?
- Bonding curve.
- Where are pools?
- Pools.
The wiki explains how the software works. It is not legal, tax, securities or financial advice. Rules differ by country and change over time. Nothing here is a promise that XFER or any token will have value. Terms of Use.
