10 coins enter.1 wins.

A battle-royale launchpad on Solana. Losing coins don't die slowly: their holders get most of their SOL back, plus a share of the winner.

Built and tested. Mainnet launch coming soon.

Round 12, final standings0:00

The bell rang. Moon Goblin lists on Raydium. Holders of the other four claim their SOL back.

How a round works

Every round is a 24-hour race between up to 10 new coins. Only the final hours count, and nobody knows exactly when it ends.

Enter
Creators launch a coin into the next round and lock a bond. Sell your own coin mid-round and the bond goes to your holders.
Trade
Everyone buys and sells on each coin's curve. Scores are the average SOL a coin holds over the last 6 hours.
The bell
The round ends at a random moment in the last 30 minutes, picked after trading closes. Last-second pumps don't work.
Settle
The winner lists on Raydium with its liquidity locked forever. Losers' holders claim their payout.

On most launchpads a losing coin is a total loss. Here, holders of every losing coin get paid out when the round settles.

70%

25%

70% back to holders in SOLSplit by how much of the coin you hold.
25% buys the winning coinThose tokens go to the same holders, so losers own a piece of the winner.
5% platform feeKeeps the lights on.

Written into the program itself, so nobody can switch them off mid-round.

Creators lock SOL to enter. Dump your own coin during the round and you lose it to your holders.

An early-buy tax fades over the first 30 seconds, and no wallet can grab more than 5% of a coin in the first 10 minutes.

Scores are averaged over hours, and very large positions count at half weight. A whale can't just park SOL at the end.

When the winner moves to Raydium, every LP token is burned. Nobody, including us, can pull the pool.

We're launching on Solana mainnet soon. Follow on X for the date, the first round, and the demo.