@vydamo_ Hey, top CETS holder 👋 check out @LaunchPartyV4 we are solving this by allowing users to launch with trusted crew instead of bundling.
Day 3, chart just needs some love.
I asked @LaunchPartyV4 what they’d built before and went back through the product and its on-chain receipts.
@LaunchPartyV4 lets a community organise a token launch before public trading starts. A host opens a room, sets the seat price and token allocation, then people reserve seats. Each seat pays the same amount and receives an equal share of the crew allocation.
Rooms support up to 250 seats. The current version lets the host launch once 51% of seats are filled, rounded up. Once the room is completely full, anyone can trigger the launch. Reservations remain refundable until launch succeeds. There’s no separate lock step in the new rooms.
250 seats doesn’t necessarily mean 250 different people. The host can set a limit on seats per wallet, and wallets can hold multiple seats within that limit.
The launch creates a Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain. The product supports pairing with ETH, USDG or supported tokenized stocks. Choosing a stock as the pair asset does not make the newly launched coin a share in that company.
The crew's allocation also has an unlocking schedule. The current host interface offers 1, 3 or 7 days, so people should check the actual room settings before reserving.
You can look through the product here:
https://t.co/3aaF4ZhxKs
For a community that already wants to launch together, this is useful. People can see the terms and organise their entry before trading opens. It doesn’t stop bots from trading after launch, prevent someone using multiple wallets or guarantee that the market holds up afterwards.
I also checked the official $PARTY launch itself.
Its room recorded 50 filled seats at 0.02 ETH each, with a launch threshold of 26 seats and a maximum of 4 seats per wallet. The launched token matches the contract published by the official account:
0x68dae2aab5e80dcfb379b332d9161cf0328fffab
Official launch room:
https://t.co/hzTTGwcFp8
The LP claim has a specific receipt behind it. Positions 3400392 and 3400393 were minted directly to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD during the launch transaction. I checked their current ownership too, and both still point to that address.
These are the liquidity position NFTs. This proves where those positions went; it is not a burn of the $PARTY token supply or a security audit of the whole platform.
Launch receipt:
https://t.co/0oEXSBmxh7
The fee settings need explaining because “reflections up to 3%” can easily be misunderstood.
The host can choose a trading fee of 0%, 1% or 3%. The protocol receives 10% of that fee. The remaining 90% can be divided between holders and the creator’s destination, according to the launch settings.
At the maximum settings, the holder portion could reach 2.7% of a trade. That is not a promised yield, and every launch does not automatically use it.
$PARTY itself currently has a 1% trading fee and 0 allocated to holder rewards. Holding $PARTY does not, from that configuration alone, entitle you to fees from every coin launched through the platform.
The team also supplied a testnet sweep and holder-claim example. I independently fetched both successful transactions on Robinhood Chain testnet, chain 46630. The claim receipt contains a RewardPaid event for the recipient.
That supports a working testnet example. It should not be presented as an existing mainnet holder payout.
Testnet sweep:
https://t.co/30mdSxCkoI
Testnet claim:
https://t.co/MIEHV6K6yF
I asked about their previous work as well.
The team told me they previously built Pew, @pewdotfun, and deployed the original Sushicat. They said Pew had no official platform token, and that Sushicat reached around $10M in trading volume and a $2M ATH market cap.
Those numbers are their account of the previous project, not figures I’ve independently reconstructed. There are multiple Sushicat tokens around, so the exact contract matters when checking that history.
Dev : @ordinalOS
0x68dae2aab5e80dcfb379b332d9161cf0328fffab
Keep 90% of your trading fees on Robinhood Chain.
Our 10% platform fee goes back into ecosystem development: $PARTY buybacks, liquidity provision, and a new community incubator (TBA).
https://t.co/OhMeLwSGz1
Reset the Launch Party room with a smaller target.
• 50 seats available.
• 0.02 ETH per seat.
• Opening market cap ~$21K
• Same entry for everyone, refundable until launch
Take a seat 👇
https://t.co/C7sZ3JAFlV
Pew is back with a new product → @LaunchPartyV4
After launching and trading on other platforms and getting wrecked by snipers, bundlers, and FOMO we built a solution around the problems we kept running into.
$PARTY is open to the first 250 seats.
Launch a V4 Pool Together.
Getting into a token launch shouldn't be a race.
Launch a V4 Pool Together.
Up to 250 seats per party. Same entry for everyone.
No deadline. Refund anytime.
Dividend Tokens Live on Robinhood x @Uniswap V4
Next: BSC, BASE, ETH.
Join $PARTY Launch → https://t.co/OhMeLwS8Jt
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I’ll be devving a range of high and low effort coins across multiple chains - first one on @base tonight.
Down on your luck? hopefully we can cook. I will place buys shortly after deploy. DYOR.
Use Ref link for drops: https://t.co/mEFQfQyCc3
DM's open.