A launchpad on Elysium
Every token faces the court.
Anyone can launch on Minos. Every token starts on a bonding curve, and the ones that raise 150 HYPE graduate into a real Uniswap V3 pool with the liquidity burned for good. Most tokens will not make it. That is the point.
Testnet preview. You are looking at demo data, and no real funds move here.
Three steps. The middle one is the hard one.
Launching takes a minute. Surviving the curve is the work. We built the rules so nobody, including us, can bend them halfway through.
Launch, free
Name it, add a picture, and the token exists. Supply is fixed at 1 billion. Minting and freezing stay switched off for good, and there is no presale, no team bag, no early allocation. If we want tokens, we buy them on the curve like everyone else.
The curve sets the price
Buys push the price up, sells pull it down, and the formula never sleeps or plays favorites. Every trade pays a flat 1% fee, split evenly between the creator and the platform from the very first trade. Transfers stay off until the verdict, so nobody can sneak the token into a side pool early.
The verdict at 150 HYPE
The buy that crosses 150 HYPE graduates the token in the same transaction. A pool opens at the final curve price, leftover supply is burned, the liquidity position is burned, and a boost spends about 10 HYPE buying the token back across 30 to 60 minutes, then burns that too. Receipts get published for every single one.
Try the verdict
The same constant-product curve the trade box runs, on a fresh token with nothing raised yet. Drag the raise and watch the price climb. At 150 HYPE, the verdict lands.
ON TRIAL · 0 / 150 HYPE
Past the bar, only the first 150 HYPE is the raise. Anything above it would trade in the open pool once the verdict lands.
Demo math on the published curve, the 1% trade fee included. Nothing here is a real token or a real trade.
Tokens in front of the court
Demo board from our testnet runs. Progress is real HYPE raised toward the 150 HYPE bar.
| Token | Price (HYPE) | 24h | Curve progress | Raised | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VeFirst Verdict $VERD |
0.000000396 | +18.2% | 96.4 HYPE | $34,400 | |
| BoGolden Bough $BOUGH GRADUATED |
0.000000812 | +42.6% | 150 HYPE | $70,600 | |
| CrCrete Post $CRETE |
0.000000187 | +6.4% | 61.5 HYPE | $16,300 | |
| LaLabrys $LABR |
0.000000121 | −3.1% | 43.9 HYPE | $10,500 | |
| ArAriadne's Thread $ARI |
0.000000092 | +11.9% | 27.2 HYPE | $8,000 | |
| TaTalos $TALO |
0.000000058 | −0.8% | 11.7 HYPE | $5,100 |
Demo data. Prices in HYPE, market caps in USD at a demo HYPE price of $87.
Graduations, with receipts
A graduation is the loudest thing that happens here, so we show our work. Every pool seed, burn and boost buy links to the transaction that did it. These three are from testnet runs.
How graduation worksVerdict: $BOUGH crossed 150 HYPE. Pool seeded with 140.2 HYPE and 190M tokens, 10M supply burned, boost bought back 9.8 HYPE over 41 minutes and burned it.
Verdict: $OBOL crossed 150 HYPE. Pool seeded with 139.7 HYPE and 190M tokens, 10M supply burned, boost bought back 10.1 HYPE over 38 minutes and burned it.
Verdict: $KNOS crossed 150 HYPE. Pool seeded with 140.5 HYPE and 190M tokens, 10M supply burned, boost bought back 9.6 HYPE over 44 minutes and burned it.
The court's take, shared.
One pass, three plain benefits, and the numbers are printed once, here, where everyone can check them against the contracts.
- 35%
of platform revenue, shared
Of every fee the platform actually collects, 35% is set aside for pass holders. It builds up as trades happen and you claim it whenever you like.
- 0.75%
your trade fee, not 1%
Pass holders pay half the platform fee on their own trades, so a trade costs 0.75% instead of the standard 1%.
- 707
passes, ever. That is the whole supply
The cap never grows. On testnet the full run mints in one batch, so the payout machinery gets tested at full size from the start.
Asked often, answered plainly
Is Minos live right now?
No. This is a testnet preview with demo data. The contracts deploy to Elysium testnet first, we run a public season there, and mainnet comes after that, with dates posted here and on our X before anything opens. If a site asks you for real HYPE today and calls itself Minos, it is not us.
What does graduation actually mean?
A token starts life trading only on its curve. When real buys push the curve to 150 HYPE raised, the token graduates in that same transaction: a Uniswap V3 pool opens at the final curve price, the leftover supply is burned, the liquidity position is burned so it can never be pulled, and a small boost buys the token back and burns what it buys. From then on it trades in the open market like any other token.
Can the team pull the liquidity or change the fees later?
No. Graduated liquidity sits in a burned position, which nobody can withdraw, including us. Fees are set in the contracts at the numbers on our fees page, not in a dashboard someone can quietly edit. The admin key can pause the platform in an emergency. It cannot move user funds or curve funds, ever.
Why does the curve lock transfers?
Until graduation, a token can only be bought and sold on its own curve. That shuts a nasty door: nobody can park the token in a rigged side pool ahead of graduation and steer the opening price. The moment a token graduates, transfers open up for good.
What does it cost to launch a token?
Nothing but network gas. No creation fee, no listing fee, no graduation fee in Season 1. Creators earn 0.50% of every trade on their token's curve from the first trade, and keep earning after graduation through the router fee.