Catchment Where it goes Pour Grate

The pour

One transaction, and it cannot be undone

There is no posting fee. What this costs is gas, and what it produces is a row in the launchpad that nothing takes back out.

NameWhat it is called. Required.

TickerRequired. Uppercased on the way in.

PictureA link to an image. Optional.

A line about itOptional, and it goes on chain as typed.

LinkOptional.

Supply walletWhere the unlocked share is minted. Leave it empty and it is your own address.

Connect a wallet to pour.

What you are choosing

The name, the ticker, the picture, the line, the link, and the wallet the unlocked share lands in. That is the whole list.

What you are not

The supply, the split, what the grate keeps, and the range the pool opens across are the same for every pour. They are constants in the launchpad rather than settings on this form, so there is one thing to check instead of one per token.

Read them at the source →

A pour cannot be undone. The row it writes into the launchpad is there from that block onwards, and so is the pool.

Drainpad

Everything the contracts hold to is in their source, verified and published under MIT. Read it there rather than taking a page's word for it.

Where it goes Catchment Source

On chain

Drainpad · the catchment0x424aeE…C8068b
Grate · the fee hook0xa28e1f…d360Cc
Sump · the liquidity0x1cF137…330F46

Deployer 0xC064C11de4ED1e61B97F438FC0e1487E34eD8baD

Not audited. Nothing here is advice, and a launch cannot be undone.