A launchpad compresses everything a token used to need — liquidity, listings, market makers, a presale — into one page and one transaction. Here is how the machine works in 2026, and how to use one.
1. Mint. One billion tokens, no presale, no team allocation — everyone starts from the same curve. Creation costs nothing on Mingtu (pump.fun charges ~0.02 SOL).
2. Market. The bonding curve quotes buy and sell prices continuously from its virtual reserves. The coin is tradeable the second it exists — by humans and bots alike, through the same engine at the same fee.
3. Graduate. At 85 SOL of raised demand the coin graduates to a real AMM pool with permanent, protocol-owned liquidity. That is the difference between a coin that lived and one that quietly stopped.
Launchpad fees are charged on every buy and every sell. pump.fun takes 1.25% on the curve, split between protocol and the coin's creator. Mingtu takes a flat 0.5% from everyone — no creator cut, no referral tiers, no exceptions — and writes each fee into a public, append-only ledger you can read from the coin page.
Connect a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare — any wallet that speaks Wallet Standard). Hit Launch, name the coin, pick a ticker, optionally add artwork. The coin goes live on the curve instantly with 793.1M tokens marketable. Your wallet signature is the only account system Mingtu has — no email, no KYC, no third-party login.
Check the graduation bar (how far the curve is), the holder spread (one wallet holding 40% is a fact about the future), and the fee ledger (what the platform actually earned on this coin). All three are on every Mingtu coin page by default — that transparency is the whole product thesis.
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