one transaction
Float a token
You name it. The supply, the split, the price range and the way the fee leans are the same for every float, so there is nothing else to choose and nothing to get wrong. It costs gas and nothing else.
What it is called
The pond is not deployed yet, so this form is switched off. It will float tokens the moment the contracts are live.
How the pond will show it
Your float
$TICKER
Every float opens at its mark, riding the surface. Where it goes from there is up to whoever trades it.
What the one transaction does
- 1
Mints the whole supply, once
Most of it goes to the pool and the rest to the supply wallet. The amounts are the same for every float and are constants in the pond's source. Nothing can be minted afterwards.
- 2
Opens a pool of ETH against your token
With the waterline in its key and no other fee. The pool opens at the bottom of a fixed price range, and that opening price is its first high-water mark.
- 3
Sinks the pool's share
As one position that nothing can take back out: not you, not us, not the contract that put it there.