flintLaunching
Give your token a name and an image, and sign once. The ticker and the description fill themselves in from the name, and you can change either before you sign.
The only cost is the network's launch fee, shown on the form before you sign, plus gas. You can add an opening buy in the same transaction, so nobody gets in between your launch and your first tokens.
A fair start
Every new token starts with a snipe tax: buys in its first seconds are taxed up to 99%, so a bot cannot take the supply the moment it goes live.
On Flint nobody is exempt from it. Not a bot, not an insider, not the creator. Every launch is paid to its own contract that cannot buy, so there is no wallet that skips the tax. An opening buy is capped, so a launch cannot start with most of its supply in one wallet.
Creator earnings
Creators keep their own token's trading tax. It is collected on every trade and sent to the creator automatically, with nothing to claim by hand.
Trading
Buy from anywhere on the site in one tap with the quick-buy buttons, or use the trade console on a token's page. Every trade is run against the chain first, and you see what you will get before your wallet opens.
While a token is on its curve, it trades against the curve. Once the curve sells out, it graduates to a pool and keeps trading there, from the same buttons.
The $FLINT burn
Fees from $FLINT's own trading buy $FLINT on the open market, and the burn pot destroys what it buys. At most every 30 minutes, never more than 1% of the market's depth at once.
The tokens are burned, not sent to a dead address, so the total supply itself goes down, and every explorer shows the lower number. Every burn is listed on the burn page with its transaction.
Risk signals
Every token page, and the checker for any token on the chain, shows facts read from the chain: what the contract can do, how much the creator and the biggest wallets hold, and how much was bought in the first seconds. They are facts, not a verdict.
Contracts
No contract can be upgraded: a fix would be a new contract, announced in the open. Nobody can take funds out of the burn pot.