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Add your token name, symbol, image and optional description. Review supply and the STRK creation fee before signing.
Open creator ↗ LAUNCHY DOCSEverything you need.
Everything you need.
Nothing hidden in the fine print.
Launch a token, choose its market, understand every fee and trade with the balance that suits you.
01 / THE BASICS
From idea to market.
One token, one chosen pair and a live Ekubo market after launch.
Choose a pair
Pick STRK or ZEC. Your chosen asset supplies the initial market and becomes the quote currency for trading.
Compare pairs ↗Trade
Once the launch confirms, the token appears in Markets. Buyers can use a public balance or, with a compatible wallet, a protected one.
Browse markets ↗Market chartsPrice history and recent trades
Holder viewCurrent on-chain balances, excluding pool and system addresses
Your profileHoldings, launched tokens and claimable creator fees
02 / MONEY FLOW
See where the fees go.
The STRK launch fee and the market trading fee are separate. Network costs are separate too.
LAUNCHY MARKET POOL FEE1%
Illustration: each 1 unit of pool feesIncluded in the trade quote on both STRK and ZEC launch pairs.
50%Creator0.5% of trade input
30%Launchy treasury0.3% of trade input
20%Ekubo protocol0.2% of trade input
The split describes fees collected by the launch pool. Actual trade output also depends on price movement, route, slippage and gas. Ekubo Positions retains its protocol share first; the factory splits the remaining fees when claimed.
≈ $1.50 in STRK
The factory calculates a STRK amount from its price oracle and sends the creation fee to the Launchy treasury. The exact STRK amount is shown before approval. Network gas is additional.
Claim when you choose
Fees accrue on chain. A creator can see claimable amounts in Profile and claim their share to the token creator wallet. The contract does not route it to another wallet.
Launchy treasury
The treasury receives the creation fee and its share of pool fees. The contract does not direct later spending. RPC, indexing, hosting, maintenance and product development are possible uses; actual allocations are a team decision. An admin can update the treasury address.
Shown before approval
The header’s STRK ↔ ZEC swap adds no Launchy commission, but Ekubo route fees and gas may apply. Protected trades also have a separate wallet transaction fee, shown by your wallet.
03 / MARKET CHOICE
STRK or ZEC. Same launch flow.
The pair determines what traders spend and receive. The creation fee remains in STRK either way.
STRKToken / STRK
Launch liquidity and trade against STRK. Public trading works with a normal wallet balance; supported wallets may trade from a protected STRK balance.
Explore STRK markets ↗
ZECToken / ZEC
Launch liquidity and trade against ZEC on Starknet. You can buy ZEC in the header swap first, then choose public or supported protected-balance trading.
Explore ZEC markets ↗A ZEC pair does not make a token private. Privacy is an optional way to trade from protected balances, not a property of the market itself.
04 / PROTECTED TRADING
Your balance, your choice.
Use a compatible wallet and Starknet’s STRK20 infrastructure to trade against the same public Ekubo markets.
Prepare in your wallet
Enable privacy in a compatible wallet such as Ready X, then move supported STRK, ZEC or token assets into a protected balance. This deposit is public.
Choose Protected
On a supported Launchy market, select Protected, review the quote and approve in your wallet. The wallet prepares the proof; the swap uses Ekubo liquidity.
Return when ready
Use the wallet’s unshield action when you want a public balance again. The withdrawal destination and amount are public.
WHAT IS PROTECTED
Personal balance and wallet link
Shielded notes and wallet-generated proofs help obscure the direct link between your personal wallet and a protected swap.
WHAT STAYS VISIBLE
The public market
Token contracts, creators, Ekubo pool prices and the public side of swaps remain visible. Deposit and withdrawal activity, timing and amounts can reveal patterns. This is not complete anonymity.
Keep protected STRK available for the wallet’s separate protected transaction fee, including on ZEC pair trades. Shield and unshield are separate transactions. Creation and creator fee claims use the public creator wallet.
05 / UNDER THE HOOD
Built with the Starknet ecosystem.
Launchy is the interface and launch contracts. These independent projects provide the network, liquidity and privacy infrastructure.
StarknetNetwork & settlementTokens, wallets and public market transactions live on Starknet.
EkuboLiquidity & swapsLaunch pools, market swaps and the protected swap helper use Ekubo infrastructure.
STRK20Protected balancesStarknet’s privacy pool and proofs hold and move shielded assets.
Ready XCompatible walletA compatible wallet manages protected balances and prepares the proof.
Protected swaps use Starknet’s STRK20 wallet API and privacy pool with Ekubo’s published STRK20 swap anonymizer. Launchy does not handle your viewing keys or generate the wallet proof.
06 / GOOD TO KNOW
Answers before you sign.
Is a ZEC market automatically private?
No. STRK and ZEC pairs are public markets. A compatible wallet can optionally use protected balances to trade on a supported market.
Are creators or launched tokens anonymous?
No. Token deployment, creator ownership, the market and creator fee claims are public. Protected trading applies to a trader’s balance flow, within the limits described above.
Does Launchy charge extra for the STRK ↔ ZEC header swap?
No Launchy commission is added to that swap. The selected Ekubo route and network transaction may still cost money; review your quote and wallet approval.
Can the creation fee or treasury destination change?
The current target is about $1.50 in STRK. The factory admin can adjust its target within the contract’s $1–$2 range and update the treasury recipient. This does not rewrite fees already earned. Review the current transaction before signing.
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See the pair, fees and wallet approval before each action.