How the launchpads work
A stablecoin with its pair in one transaction, or a memecoin on a bonding curve that graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool — the contracts behind Launch.
Tempo makes tokens a native primitive: a predeployed TIP-20 factory issues them, and fees can be paid in any USD stablecoin. Mitoshi's two launchpads build on that; Launch a coin walks the screens.
Stablecoin
One batch from your account creates a USD TIP-20 quoted in pathUSD, mints its supply, places a pair of flip orders on Tempo's enshrined stablecoin DEX around par, seeds its fee-AMM pool so the new coin can pay network fees, and records it in LaunchRegistry. The batch can be signed by a one-tap access key: the factory's createToken is a call, not a contract creation.
On 29 September a root key created "Mitoshi Root Test Dollar" in one transaction, with its pair orders resting and its fee pool funded, and then paid a transaction's fee in the new coin; an access key did the same for a second coin (evidence).
Memecoin
CurveLaunchpad launches a TIP-20 whose currency is its symbol (fiat codes and stock tickers are reserved). Traders buy and sell against a bonding curve that mints on buy and burns on sell. When the curve's reserve reaches its threshold the launch is complete, and anyone may graduate it into a hookless Uniswap v4 pool whose full-range position the LiquidityLocker holds.
Until graduation a compound transfer policy keeps the coin out of the PoolManager, so nobody can seed the migration pool early. A pool squatted at the wrong price is corrected at graduation, or graduation moves to a backup fee tier with the reason. Payouts go to the caller only, each after a receive-policy check.
On testnet today
Both are deployed on Moderato and their live drives passed: a stablecoin with its pair and fee pool in one transaction, and a memecoin template, launch, creator buy, squatted tier and graduation. On 13 October a launch, a buy and a sell ran through the app's own encoder. Ops' launch-keeper watches every memecoin and graduates one once its curve completes; on 13 October it held two, neither complete. Launch and its pages are live.
Launch a coin
Launch a memecoin on a bonding curve or a USD stablecoin with its pair — three steps, then one confirmation — and trade it on its own page.
Who can move what
What you, your keys and grants, Mitoshi's keepers and the contracts' admins can and can never do — read from the contracts on Tempo testnet.