Features
That’s when most of the damage happens, and when a launchpad’s own page tells you the least.
Fresh launches charge a snipe tax that starts near 99% and decays to zero within five seconds. Wallets that bought inside that window without paying it were most likely exempted by the creator. We list them, show how much supply they took, and flag it when the deployer is one of them.
Read directly from the token’s curve contract. Taxes of 5% or more are marked as a warning. The tax applies to buys and sells, on top of the 1% curve fee.
Anyone can reuse a name and logo. We count every other launch using the same symbol and keep the contract address on screen.
When a curve is about to graduate, it stops accepting sells before graduation completes. We warn you before you buy into that state.
Before graduation, liquidity sits on the curve. After graduation it is locked permanently in a contract with no withdrawal function. We show which one applies.
The launchpad contracts are still under independent audit. Every scan says so, so nobody has to guess.
Paste any address to see the tokens it created, how much of its own launches it bought, and every launch where it skipped the snipe tax at the open. No wallet connection needed.
Trade on the curve from your own wallet. Selling takes one approval for exactly the amount you sell, never an unlimited one.
Send what you buy straight to a cold wallet or a friend. The snipe tax is checked for the recipient. Both wallets are linked on-chain, so this is a convenience, not a privacy feature.
The curve has no quote function, so we recompute prices with the same integer order the contract uses, including fees, creator tax and your wallet’s live snipe tax. Tested against live contracts, our numbers matched to the last unit.
Every buy is simulated against the contract first. If it would revert, you find out before your wallet opens, and you don’t pay gas for it.
If your buy is bigger than what’s left on the curve, it fills only the remainder. We show the expected refund, and the real fill is read from the transaction.
Your limit is set on the rate rather than a fixed amount, which is how the contract checks it. A partial fill at a fair price still goes through.
New launches slide in, prices flash green or red on change, and the board refreshes every few seconds.
Star any token and filter the board to just your picks. The list is saved in your browser only.
See where the token sits on its curve, how far it is from graduation, and what the price will be further up.
Every buy in the first ten seconds, with the tax it paid. Untaxed buys are highlighted.
Some ISPs block the chain’s public RPC. Nyxscan routes reads through its own endpoint, so the app keeps working.