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SUIT UP. The $BBROKERS Launchpad is live!
https://t.co/mAsOi3vsy8
Anyone can now launch a @flapdotsh token on @BNBCHAIN connected to its own permissionless perpetual vault on @KiloEx_perp.
The token trades normally while its configured tax revenue funds a bounded long or short perpetual strategy. The contracts enforce custody, strategy limits, and every permitted action.
Anyone can advance a valid vault action. Neither the launcher, the DAO, nor the BBROKERS team can withdraw committed collateral or place arbitrary trades.
Three modes are live
Fixed Mode: The launcher selects the perpetual market, direction, and leverage. Those strategy parameters are then fixed for the token.
DAO Mode: Holders of the launched token can propose and vote on validated strategy changes.
Broker Mode: The original launcher can authorize validated strategy changes within the contract’s limits, but cannot withdraw vault assets or place unrestricted trades.
The vault creates its orders onchain, while KiloEx’s keeper system executes those orders.
Token and tax configuration
Launchers choose the token settings, trading tax, supported perpetual market, long or short direction, leverage, and operating mode.
The token’s Flap tax allocation can be configured between:
• Perpetual vault
• Holder dividends
• Token burns
• Liquidity
This combines the launch features already available through Flap with a dedicated permissionless perpetual vault.
How Launchpad revenue works
Every token launched through the BBROKERS Launchpad uses the same mandatory 75/25 revenue split, regardless of whether it uses Fixed, DAO, or Broker Mode.
After Flap’s commission, revenue received by each BBROKERS launch vault is converted to USDT and divided:
• 75% remains in that token’s vault as strategy collateral
• 25% flows to the BBROKERS Treasury
For every 100 USDT of realized Launchpad vault revenue:
• 75 USDT remains with the launched token’s vault
• 7.5 USDT funds additional GMEB rewards for bBroker holders
• 7.5 USDT buys and burns $BBROKERS
• 2.5 USDT funds infrastructure
• 5 USDT enters the Protocol Reserve
• 2.5 USDT funds the bBroker lottery
Committed principal remains inside the vault.
Once prior losses and relevant costs have been covered, verified realized net profits from the perpetual strategy can be used to buy and permanently burn the launched token.
Launchpad trading activity therefore supports two separate buy-and-burn systems:
• Vault profits buy and burn the corresponding launched token
• 7.5% of realized Launchpad vault revenue buys and burns $BBROKERS
What this means for BBrokers NFT holders
BBrokers NFT holders already earn GMEB through the existing $BBROKERS trading-tax system. Launchpad revenue now creates an additional GMEB reward stream and adds further funding to the holder lottery.
Every active BBrokers NFT continues to receive equal reward and lottery weight.
Eligible bBroker holders also receive:
• Five free launches per NFT each UTC day
• A 50% launch-fee discount after the free allocation is used
• Benefits that transfer with the NFT
What this means for $BBROKERS holders
Launchpad activity is now a direct source of $BBROKERS buybacks and burns.
For every 100 USDT of realized Launchpad vault revenue, 7.5 USDT is used to buy and permanently burn $BBROKERS.
This is additional to the existing $BBROKERS token tax. It does not replace it.
More launches and more launched-token activity mean more revenue flowing through the BBROKERS ecosystem.
V1 market support
The initial release supports four perpetual markets:
• BTC
• ETH
• SOL
• BNB
These markets were selected based on the liquidity and available OI currently accessible through KiloEx.
The four-market limit only applies to the perpetual strategy. Launched tokens can still use the different RWA and cryptocurrency pairings supported through Flap.
Additional perpetual markets can be whitelisted after launch as suitable capacity becomes available.
What comes next
This is the first version of the BBROKERS Launchpad, not the finished product.
We are continuing to develop additional markets, integrations, vault mechanics, and entirely new launch styles beyond perpetual-backed tokens.
The contracts are live. The interface is open. The first four markets are ready.
Now it is time to see what people build.
Perpetual positions involve substantial risk and can lose collateral or be liquidated. Profits, rewards, and token buybacks are not guaranteed.
@Wabbalubbanubnu Yes. NFTs earn 100% of $BBROKERS trading volume fees in $GMEB rewards.
They also benefit indirectly from the 80% of launchpad revenue used for $BBROKERS buybacks, and all eligible NFTs participate in the daily holder lottery for additional rewards.
The BBROKERS Permissionless Keeper is now available as an easy-to-run bot.
https://t.co/3Ox0NO0ODW
BBROKERS vaults have always allowed anyone to advance and maintain them on-chain, but users previously needed to build their own tooling. The new keeper can target a specific token or vault, or operate across all supported vaults in the active factory.
Flap’s audit is still in progress. We have been discussing the architecture with their team and answering their technical questions while awaiting the final decision and report.
Following successful audit and UI approval:
• Users will also be able to advance vaults manually through Flap’s internal interface.
• Our detailed custom UI will be available across all BBROKERS vaults.
• We will share the audit results with the community as independent confirmation that the system functions and operates permissionlessly as documented.
Most production contract source code remains unverified to make directly copying the architecture more difficult, although deployed bytecode is always public. The audit report will give the community independent evidence of how the system works, its permissionless operation, and the actual limits of its administrative controls.
An update on Flap verification:
The standard audit process required by flap for our Launchpad factory contracts is now underway.
Because the BBROKERS Launchpad uses custom factories and vault logic built on top of Flap, those contracts must complete Flap’s standard review before being recognized as verified within its platform.
Once approved, every token created through the BBROKERS factories will receive Flap’s Low Risk and Verified badges. Users will also be able to view the complete custom vault interface, including its perpetual strategy and vault details, directly inside Flap.
The Launchpad is already live and its contracts operate onchain today. This process will bring the same transparency and visibility to Flap’s interface, allowing users to inspect BBROKERS launches through either platform.
BTC strategies can now launch with up to 50x leverage.
Go long or short. The permissionless onchain vault rules remain unchanged, and settled profits still buy and burn the corresponding launched token.
We’re eager to see what people come up with.
https://t.co/UGWZcltIr6
100 BBrokers NFT GIVEAWAY
To celebrate the $BBROKERS Launchpad going live, we are giving away 100 BBrokers NFTs from the protocol reserve.
To enter:
1. Follow @binancebrokers
2. Like and repost
3. Tag 3 of your favorite KOLs
4. Reply with your BNB wallet address
All 100 NFTs will be randomly distributed among valid entries. Depending on the number of entrants, some winners may receive more than one.
Each active BBrokers NFT earns GMEB rewards, receives automatic daily lottery entries, provides 5 free launches per UTC day, and unlocks a 50% discount on additional launches.
Winners will be announced in 24 hours!
@DemiGod_of_Web3 It's a Dexscreener indexing issue. We have already reached out and they have reset the cache but said it might take 24hours to update.
Over $16,600 has already been distributed to $BBrokers NFT holders. Now the Launchpad adds another revenue stream.
823.44 GMEB in NFT rewards distributed. ≈ $15,217
76.69 GMEB paid out through the daily lottery. ≈ $1,417
Every token launched through the platform routes 75% of its tax revenue into its own perpetual vault and 25% to the protocol.
Of that 25% protocol share:
• 30% additional NFT yield
• 30% $BBROKERS buybacks
• 10% infrastructure
• 20% reserve
• 10% lottery
Every bBroker also provides 5 free launches per UTC day, followed by a 50% discount on the 0.01 BNB public launch fee.
4,444 NFTs. Equal weight. Real revenue.
SUIT UP. The $BBROKERS Launchpad is live!
https://t.co/mAsOi3vsy8
Anyone can now launch a @flapdotsh token on @BNBCHAIN connected to its own permissionless perpetual vault on @KiloEx_perp.
The token trades normally while its configured tax revenue funds a bounded long or short perpetual strategy. The contracts enforce custody, strategy limits, and every permitted action.
Anyone can advance a valid vault action. Neither the launcher, the DAO, nor the BBROKERS team can withdraw committed collateral or place arbitrary trades.
Three modes are live
Fixed Mode: The launcher selects the perpetual market, direction, and leverage. Those strategy parameters are then fixed for the token.
DAO Mode: Holders of the launched token can propose and vote on validated strategy changes.
Broker Mode: The original launcher can authorize validated strategy changes within the contract’s limits, but cannot withdraw vault assets or place unrestricted trades.
The vault creates its orders onchain, while KiloEx’s keeper system executes those orders.
Token and tax configuration
Launchers choose the token settings, trading tax, supported perpetual market, long or short direction, leverage, and operating mode.
The token’s Flap tax allocation can be configured between:
• Perpetual vault
• Holder dividends
• Token burns
• Liquidity
This combines the launch features already available through Flap with a dedicated permissionless perpetual vault.
How Launchpad revenue works
Every token launched through the BBROKERS Launchpad uses the same mandatory 75/25 revenue split, regardless of whether it uses Fixed, DAO, or Broker Mode.
After Flap’s commission, revenue received by each BBROKERS launch vault is converted to USDT and divided:
• 75% remains in that token’s vault as strategy collateral
• 25% flows to the BBROKERS Treasury
For every 100 USDT of realized Launchpad vault revenue:
• 75 USDT remains with the launched token’s vault
• 7.5 USDT funds additional GMEB rewards for bBroker holders
• 7.5 USDT buys and burns $BBROKERS
• 2.5 USDT funds infrastructure
• 5 USDT enters the Protocol Reserve
• 2.5 USDT funds the bBroker lottery
Committed principal remains inside the vault.
Once prior losses and relevant costs have been covered, verified realized net profits from the perpetual strategy can be used to buy and permanently burn the launched token.
Launchpad trading activity therefore supports two separate buy-and-burn systems:
• Vault profits buy and burn the corresponding launched token
• 7.5% of realized Launchpad vault revenue buys and burns $BBROKERS
What this means for BBrokers NFT holders
BBrokers NFT holders already earn GMEB through the existing $BBROKERS trading-tax system. Launchpad revenue now creates an additional GMEB reward stream and adds further funding to the holder lottery.
Every active BBrokers NFT continues to receive equal reward and lottery weight.
Eligible bBroker holders also receive:
• Five free launches per NFT each UTC day
• A 50% launch-fee discount after the free allocation is used
• Benefits that transfer with the NFT
What this means for $BBROKERS holders
Launchpad activity is now a direct source of $BBROKERS buybacks and burns.
For every 100 USDT of realized Launchpad vault revenue, 7.5 USDT is used to buy and permanently burn $BBROKERS.
This is additional to the existing $BBROKERS token tax. It does not replace it.
More launches and more launched-token activity mean more revenue flowing through the BBROKERS ecosystem.
V1 market support
The initial release supports four perpetual markets:
• BTC
• ETH
• SOL
• BNB
These markets were selected based on the liquidity and available OI currently accessible through KiloEx.
The four-market limit only applies to the perpetual strategy. Launched tokens can still use the different RWA and cryptocurrency pairings supported through Flap.
Additional perpetual markets can be whitelisted after launch as suitable capacity becomes available.
What comes next
This is the first version of the BBROKERS Launchpad, not the finished product.
We are continuing to develop additional markets, integrations, vault mechanics, and entirely new launch styles beyond perpetual-backed tokens.
The contracts are live. The interface is open. The first four markets are ready.
Now it is time to see what people build.
Perpetual positions involve substantial risk and can lose collateral or be liquidated. Profits, rewards, and token buybacks are not guaranteed.
Updated protocol economics are now live!
80% of the protocol share buys and burns $BBROKERS. 10% infrastructure. 10% lottery.
Track every allocation live: https://t.co/1IjJs6KQZy
Based on community feedback, we would like to propose a simpler allocation for the Launchpad’s 25% protocol share:
• 80% $BBROKERS buybacks and burns
• 10% protocol operations and development
• 10% $BBROKERS NFT holder lottery
$BBROKERS trading volume already generates NFT dividends, so we believe this model could better strengthen the token while continuing to fund the protocol and lottery.
Should we adopt this allocation?
The project originally began as an NFT collection built around Flap’s new NFT vault feature. That is what brought the initial community together and resulted in nearly 40% of the $BBROKERS supply being burned through minting.
Turning our backs on NFT holders now would make no sense. The launchpad expands the ecosystem, it does not replace the NFTs. Supporting $BBROKERS also benefits NFT holders because its trading volume generates their dividends.
We intend to grow both sides of the ecosystem.
Based on community feedback, we would like to propose a simpler allocation for the Launchpad’s 25% protocol share:
• 80% $BBROKERS buybacks and burns
• 10% protocol operations and development
• 10% $BBROKERS NFT holder lottery
$BBROKERS trading volume already generates NFT dividends, so we believe this model could better strengthen the token while continuing to fund the protocol and lottery.
Should we adopt this allocation?
Over $16,600 has already been distributed to $BBrokers NFT holders. Now the Launchpad adds another revenue stream.
823.44 GMEB in NFT rewards distributed. ≈ $15,217
76.69 GMEB paid out through the daily lottery. ≈ $1,417
Every token launched through the platform routes 75% of its tax revenue into its own perpetual vault and 25% to the protocol.
Of that 25% protocol share:
• 30% additional NFT yield
• 30% $BBROKERS buybacks
• 10% infrastructure
• 20% reserve
• 10% lottery
Every bBroker also provides 5 free launches per UTC day, followed by a 50% discount on the 0.01 BNB public launch fee.
4,444 NFTs. Equal weight. Real revenue.
@robinhood_69420 We’re confident it is, and we’re only getting started. V1 should make one thing clear: we’re serious about what we’re building and here for the long term.
ps. reached out to dexscreener to get this fixed.
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Good news.
There was one last item we wanted locked in before going live. That’s now done. Contracts are deployed, we’ve tested with a token, and both the frontend and backend are confirmed ready for launch.
The team is going to get a proper night’s rest and we’ll go live tomorrow morning, so we’re sharp for what’s ahead.
We’re looking forward to finally bringing the launchpad live. Thank you for the patience.
A few additional clarifications:
The four-market limit only applies to the perpetual strategy. Tokens can still be paired with the different RWAs and cryptocurrencies supported by Flap.
Launchers can also customize how trading taxes are allocated between:
• Perpetual vault
• Holder dividends
• Token burns
• Liquidity
In short, the launch features Flap already offers, now with a permissionless perpetual vault attached.
A clear update on the BBROKERS Launchpad and why the initial release has taken longer than expected.
The core KiloEx vault product has been ready for some time. We delayed the release because we wanted to support larger positions and offer more markets from day one.
We contacted the KiloEx team to discuss increasing the available OI and adding support for more markets. We eventually connected, but were unable to secure the changes we wanted for the initial release.
We are therefore moving forward with four markets to begin with: BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB. These are the most liquid options currently available to us and provide enough capacity for the first permissionless vaults. More markets can be whitelisted after launch if additional capacity becomes available.
We have also received many DMs asking why we chose KiloEx instead of Aster if liquidity is the limitation.
Aster was actually our original plan. Its 530+ base markets would open the door to almost any kind of narrative token. However, its current infrastructure does not support everything required for the fully permissionless vault lifecycle we wanted to release first. KiloEx does.
For the initial product, we chose the version that does not require the community to trust our team to operate each vault. The strategy and permitted actions are enforced onchain, and anyone can advance the lifecycle under those rules.
We also have a semi-permissionless Aster version nearly finished. It would provide access to Aster’s much broader market selection, but it comes with different trust assumptions. After the initial launch, we will publish a detailed explanation of that model and let the community decide whether it wants us to release it.
The first four markets still provide plenty of room for new concepts. If the product demonstrates real demand, we will have a much stronger foundation to pursue additional OI and markets on KiloEx, while also exploring what would be required for a fully permissionless Aster integration.
This is not meant to hype anything. It is an honest explanation of the current limitations, why the release took longer than expected, and where we intend to take the launchpad from here.
A clear update on the BBROKERS Launchpad and why the initial release has taken longer than expected.
The core KiloEx vault product has been ready for some time. We delayed the release because we wanted to support larger positions and offer more markets from day one.
We contacted the KiloEx team to discuss increasing the available OI and adding support for more markets. We eventually connected, but were unable to secure the changes we wanted for the initial release.
We are therefore moving forward with four markets to begin with: BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB. These are the most liquid options currently available to us and provide enough capacity for the first permissionless vaults. More markets can be whitelisted after launch if additional capacity becomes available.
We have also received many DMs asking why we chose KiloEx instead of Aster if liquidity is the limitation.
Aster was actually our original plan. Its 530+ base markets would open the door to almost any kind of narrative token. However, its current infrastructure does not support everything required for the fully permissionless vault lifecycle we wanted to release first. KiloEx does.
For the initial product, we chose the version that does not require the community to trust our team to operate each vault. The strategy and permitted actions are enforced onchain, and anyone can advance the lifecycle under those rules.
We also have a semi-permissionless Aster version nearly finished. It would provide access to Aster’s much broader market selection, but it comes with different trust assumptions. After the initial launch, we will publish a detailed explanation of that model and let the community decide whether it wants us to release it.
The first four markets still provide plenty of room for new concepts. If the product demonstrates real demand, we will have a much stronger foundation to pursue additional OI and markets on KiloEx, while also exploring what would be required for a fully permissionless Aster integration.
This is not meant to hype anything. It is an honest explanation of the current limitations, why the release took longer than expected, and where we intend to take the launchpad from here.