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How it works
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Reading the chain…

Reading the chain…

Every dot is a transaction. Nothing here is decoration.

Buys come in, sells go out and each token orbits its own liquidity, locked at the centre. At 4 ETH the bubble becomes the badge.

Launch a token See the live map

No launch fee, only gas · beta, not audited

  • Buy coming in
  • Sell going out
  • Launch: a new bubble
  • Graduation: becomes the badge
  • Stealth buy: the dot splits

Data read straight from BasePublic RPC, in your browser. No server of ours in between.

Verified contractsSee the code on Basescan

Liquidity lockedLocker with no withdraw function, from creation

Beta, not auditedA bug in the contracts can mean a total loss.

On-chain events

Newest first. The same events the field draws.

How to read the map

Size
Bubble area = ETH volume in the last 24 h.
Dots
Each orbiting dot is a trade from the last 24 h.
Core = locked liquidity
Grows with the ETH in the pool position. The locker has no withdraw function.
Core colour
Progress toward the 4 ETH virtual graduation: 0–25%25–50%50–75%75–99%
Badge
Graduated: the dots stop in a ring and the core becomes the badge. Nothing changes in the token.
Split dot
Stealth delivery: the buy stays public up to the pool; the tokens go to a one-time address.

Click a bubble (or use Tab) to open the token with the full chart.

100%

of the liquidity locked

The whole Uniswap v3 position goes to the locker at creation. There is no LP token to burn or to pull.

Check the locker on Basescan

1%

single fee per trade

Charged by the pool itself and fixed for each token. The token has no buy or sell tax.

See the fee in the factory contract

25%

of each fee to the creator

It goes to whoever holds the creator NFT. The other 75% go to the protocol.

See the split in the locker contract

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A short scrolling presentation: the problem, locked liquidity, the 1% fee and the optional stealth delivery.

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Protocol on-chain

Launches
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Graduated (4 ETH)
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Volume (ETH)
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Fees generated, est. (ETH)
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Fees collected (WETH)
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New launches
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Read from contract events through a public RPC and cached in your browser. Nothing here is simulated.

Risks, in plain words

  • Beta, not audited: external audit pending. A bug in the contracts can mean a total loss.
  • Anyone can launch a token here. The platform does not review or endorse any token; most go to zero.
  • Locked liquidity does not protect the price: holders can still sell, and the price can fall to almost nothing.
  • Private is not anonymous: stealth delivery does not hide that your wallet paid.
Terms, privacy and full risk notice

Reading the chain…

Graduation map

Size = volume in the period. Colour = how much has come in toward the 4 ETH virtual graduation. Bubbles float slowly; with reduced motion they stay still.

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Bubble area ≈ volume in the period · hover or tap for a summary

Map colour = official progress (graduationMetric, TWAP) toward 4 ETH in the position. It is not a price signal.

Launch a token

One transaction creates the token (fixed supply, no owner, no mint), the Uniswap v3 pool at 1%, the locked position and your creator NFT.

    Your creator NFTs

    Each launch mints one creator NFT. Its current holder can withdraw 25% of the pool fees of that token. Anyone can trigger collect; only the holder can withdraw.

    Selling or transferring the NFT transfers all future income and the balance still pending in it. Withdraw before you sell.

    Transparency

    StealthProtocol is beta software, not audited: external audit pending. Internal reviews and tests are not an audit. This page shows where the money goes and what the protocol's Safe can and cannot do, read from the contracts whenever possible.

    How the money flows

    Each tradepays 1% to the Uniswap v3 pool (the token itself has no transfer tax)
    Lockercollect() is permissionless; the split is a constant in code
    75%Treasury, at once (WETH and token)
    25%Pending in the creator NFT; its current holder withdraws
    • Liquidity: 100% of the supply goes into a one-sided Uniswap v3 position at launch, sent to the locker forever. There is no function to withdraw it, reduce it or approve anyone over it.
    • No reserve, no team allocation, no vesting: whatever the protocol holds comes from fees and, for $STLTH, from a declared dev-buy, if any.
    • The treasury sells, little by little, the fees it receives in tokens: at most a fixed share of its balance per call, at most once per interval, with a TWAP floor and a price-impact limit. Anyone can trigger these sales. Tokens marked "do not sell" by the Safe (for example $STLTH) are not sold.
    • ETH from the treasury is split among recipients set by the Safe, changeable only with a 48-hour timelock.
    • Virtual graduation at 4 ETH (TWAP) is only a badge and an event. It does not change the split, the anti-bot window or the token.
    • Anti-bot: for the first 10 minutes, each address can receive at most 0.5% of the supply from the pool and each block at most 1%. It ends by time only.
    • The referrer field (?ref=) is only recorded on-chain. Nobody is paid automatically for referrals.

    What the Safe can and cannot do

    Can

    • Pause NEW launches (existing tokens, swaps, collect and withdrawals keep working).
    • Change the starting market cap of NEW launches, within immutable limits (1 to 10 ETH), with a 48-hour timelock.
    • Change treasury recipients and gradual-sale parameters, within immutable caps, with a 48-hour timelock.
    • Mark a token as "do not sell" in the treasury (immediate); unmarking or withdrawing it takes 48 hours.
    • Rescue unrelated ERC-20s sent to the treasury by mistake.

    Cannot

    • Withdraw, move or reduce any liquidity position.
    • Touch creators' pending fees or change the 25% split.
    • Mint tokens, add transfer taxes, block addresses or pause trading.
    • Upgrade the contracts: no proxy, no delegatecall, no selfdestruct.
    • Rescue WETH, ETH or launched tokens from the treasury.

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    Known limitations

    • Beta, not audited: external audit pending.
    • Scanners may flag "anti-whale" (the 10-minute anti-bot window) and identical contracts (every token shares the same code).
    • Wallets and the Uniswap app may show "unknown token" until token lists include it.
    • The sanctions screening uses a static copy of the OFAC SDN crypto-address list; it can be out of date and does not replace your own obligations.
    • Stealth delivery is private, not anonymous: the purchase transaction links your wallet to the new address.