GelatoHype.

No presale, no team allocation, no bonding curve to graduate from. A launch mints a fixed supply and puts all of it into one pool position on the DEX the creator picks. From the first block, everyone trades against the same pool on the same price curve, the creator included.

Creating a pool on Project X or HyperSwap takes about 4.6M gas, more than a regular HyperEVM block allows. So a launch happens in two steps: you send a request in a fast small block, and a keeper runs it in the next big block.

1. 1

   Fill in the form

   Add an image, name and ticker, then pick the DEX and the pair. A one-liner, links and a first buy are optional.

2. 2

   Send the request

   You pay the 0.03 HYPE launch fee plus any first buy, which the launchpad holds until launch. The request locks in every choice by hash, along with the current terms: supply, starting market cap and fee split.

3. 3

   The keeper runs it

   In one big-block transaction, the token is created, the pool opens at the start price, the full supply goes in and is locked, and your first buy is filled. The keeper can only carry out exactly what you requested.

4. 4

   Start trading

   The token page goes live with its chart, trades and holders. Anyone can buy or sell right away.

Every pool opens at a starting market cap of about $5,000: exactly 5,000 USDC for USDC pools, and the equivalent in HYPE for HYPE pools, which the platform updates as the HYPE price moves. The start price is that market cap divided by the supply.

The position is single-sided: it holds only your token, from the start price up. Buys push the price up the pool's curve, which behaves like a constant-product pool with the starting market cap as a virtual reserve. Sells bring it back down, but never below the start price.

GelatoHype does not run its own exchange. Pools live on established HyperEVM DEXs, so wallets, aggregators and charting sites treat your token like any other. The GelatoHype trade panel swaps through each DEX's own router.

The launch fee is always paid in HYPE, whichever pair you pick.

The pool charges its fee tier on every buy and sell. The fees accrue to the locked position, and the launchpad splits them between the token's fee recipient and the platform treasury.

These are the current settings. Each launch stores the creator share in force when it was requested. The platform can lower it for future launches, never below 50%, but cannot change it for an existing token.

Fees build up in the pool until they are harvested into claimable balances. Anyone can harvest, and the keeper does it regularly. On the token page, the fee recipient sees what is unclaimed and already claimed, and one click on Claim fees harvests and pays out in one go.

• The fee recipient is the creator by default, or another address chosen at launch.
• Only the current fee recipient can claim, and only from their own balance.
• HYPE fees arrive as native HYPE. USDC and token fees arrive as tokens.
• The recipient can send future fees to a new address. Fees already harvested stay with whoever earned them, so harvest first to keep what is still in the pool.
• Balances are kept per asset, so one claim pays out the HYPE or USDC earned across all your tokens.

Each DEX has a GelatoHype venue contract that opens the pool and mints the launch position directly into it. No position NFT exists, so there is nothing to transfer or sell. The only thing the venue does with a position is collect its fees, using a zero-size burn. No code path removes liquidity, not for the creator, the platform or anyone else.

A common attack on launchpads is to create the pool ahead of time at a bad price. That does not work here: the token address is derived from the hash of the block before the launch, so nobody can know it in advance.

Within the launch block itself, the launchpad tries eight candidate addresses and takes the first one with no pool. Front-running all eight would mean creating eight pools, which does not fit in a single big block.

The launchpad and venues are owned by a Safe multisig with at least two signers, so no single key can change anything. Every setting the owner can change applies only to launches requested afterwards.

Admins can also mark tokens as Official, which pins them to the top of the board. That is a display choice only, not an endorsement or a guarantee.

GelatoHype runs on HyperEVM, Hyperliquid's EVM, with HYPE as the gas token. Each address below links to HyperEVMScan.

• Prices are volatile. New tokens are speculative and can lose most of their value quickly. Only trade what you can afford to lose.
• Anyone can launch. A name, image or ticker says nothing about who is behind a token. Always check the contract address, not just the name.
• Smart contract risk. GelatoHype's contracts and the DEXs they use may have bugs, and they have not been audited yet. Locked liquidity prevents a pool rug pull, not every failure.
• Keeper delays. If the keeper is down, your request waits in the queue. You can always cancel after 15 minutes for a full refund.
• Off-chain metadata. Images, descriptions and links are stored off-chain. The name, ticker and supply live on-chain and never change.
• USD figures are estimates. USD prices use the current HYPE price, even for past candles.