factory 0x0000…9e81 · mainnet

Pad launches

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Pool details

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1 token
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Price chart

On-chain candles from the pool's own price tape (executed prices, ETH per token). 256 bars max per timeframe.
Day-old, unaudited contracts. Trade only what you can afford to lose.
ETH
You receive (est.)
Min. after slippage
Fits in band
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Buys send ETH straight to the pool's swapExactIn. Sells auto-approve the pool for your token first. No router, no deadline — the slippage floor is your only protection, keep it tight.

Launch on the Pad

Questions & answers

What is Precision Pad?

A launchpad and trading UI for precision pools — single-band concentrated-liquidity markets from the PrecisionPoolFactory (0x000000eb27…9e81) on Ethereum mainnet. Runs fully client-side: public RPCs plus your wallet, no backend or accounts.

What does it use under the hood?

PrecisionPoolFactory (verified on Sourcify) creates pools and records every trade in an on-chain PriceTape — that's the chart data, no external feed. The PrecisionPad contract deploys your token, seeds the pool, locks the LP, and splits fees.

How is a pool different from Uniswap?

Each pool is one fixed price band — a single Uniswap-v3-style position turned into its own market, always paired directly against ETH. If buys exhaust the band, trading pauses until someone sells back into it. No routing, no other pairs.

What happens when I launch a token here?

One transaction, fixed config: the Pad deploys a 1B-supply ERC20 (no owner, no mint, no tax), seeds 100% of supply one-sided at a 2 ETH starting market cap, and locks the LP in the Pad forever — it has no withdraw function. An optional dev-buy runs in the same transaction so you're the first buyer.

Where do the fees go?

Every trade pays a fixed 1% fee. Half of it is claimable and split between the token creator and the Pad treasury (“Claim fees” button, anyone can trigger it); the other half stays in the pool, deepening the locked liquidity.