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These are the current onchain settings for new launches, checked on July 13, 2026.

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Current launch settings

Both production chains currently use the same core settings:
SettingCurrent value
Token supply1 billion (1,000,000,000) tokens with 18 decimals
Opening valueFDV close to USD 4,000 under the quote assumptions below
LiquidityOne permanent token-side range using all supply left after allocations
Base swap fee1% of the quote amount
Base-fee distribution50% creator, 30% platform, 20% valid referrer
Anti-snipe feeStarts at 99% total and decays to 1% over 16 seconds
Fee currencyThe pool’s selected quote currency
Creation fees and the platform share of swap fees go to 0x1cAa...1C90. The full address is listed in Production contracts.

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Quotes and creation fees

ChainQuoteCreation feeOpening assumption
BaseETH0.001 ETHETH at USD 1,800
BaseUSDC2 USDCUSDC at USD 1
RobinhoodETH0.001 ETHETH at USD 1,800
RobinhoodUSDG2 USDGUSDG at USD 1
Under these assumptions, each quote is configured to open at an FDV close to USD 4,000. The actual USD value of an ETH-quoted launch changes with the live ETH price.

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Opening value

FDV means token price multiplied by the complete fixed supply: 
opening FDV = opening token price x 1,000,000,000
It is a valuation reference. It is not money raised, quote currency deposited by the creator, or a guaranteed future price.

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Liquidity range

The current configuration places all pool supply into one token-side liquidity range beginning at the opening price. Pool supply means the fixed token supply minus any immediate and vested allocations. The range boundaries use Uniswap’s spacing value of 200, which is about 2.02% between places where a range boundary may be set. This does not make trades or prices move in 2.02% jumps; trading moves continuously through the active liquidity.

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Values that can change

Governance may update supply, supported quotes, opening settings, creation fees, liquidity settings, swap fees, the platform fee receiver, and announcement support for future launches. Integrations should read these values from the current factory before preparing a transaction. Once a pool opens, its token supply, creator, quote, opening range, fee settings, anti-snipe timing, allocations, vesting, and permanent liquidity are fixed for that launch. Use production-deployments.json for exact machine-readable values and Production contracts for explorer-linked addresses.