How it works
The three steps every token follows, from launch to its own pool.
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GIWA Sepolia·Launch your token on testnet now. Gamapad goes live on GIWA mainnet from Day 1.
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GIWA Sepolia·Launch your token on testnet now. Gamapad goes live on GIWA mainnet from Day 1.
Get test ETHThe three steps every token follows, from launch to its own pool.
Every token on Gamapad follows the same path. It starts on its own bonding curve, a contract that holds the whole supply and quotes a price for every buy and sell. When the curve has collected its ETH target, the token graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool in the same transaction, and its liquidity is locked forever.
The rules live in the contracts, not on our servers. Nobody can change them for a token once it is launched, not even Gamapad. The pages in this section explain each step in detail: the bonding curve, graduation and fees.
Pick a name, ticker and image and pay the 0.0005 ETH launch fee. All 1B tokens start in the token’s own bonding curve. The creator gets none for free but can buy first, in the same transaction.
Current settings on GIWA Sepolia, read from the contracts. Mainnet will use a larger starting market cap and target, with the same rules.
These hold for every token, from the first block it exists:
Buying adds ETH to the curve and raises the price; selling takes ETH out and lowers it. There is always a price, and you can always sell back.
When the curve holds 5 ETH, the token graduates in that same transaction. The ETH and 194.64M tokens open a Uniswap v4 pool at the last curve price, and that liquidity is locked forever.