A launchpad where every coin is a tick. It feeds on another coin's chart, burns it at every drop-off and moves to a bigger host. Larva, nymph, adult, eggs.
TickPad is open.
Every coin launched on TickPad is a tick. It bites a small coin, drinks from its chart with half of its fees, burns it at the drop-off, then climbs onto a bigger host.
Three hosts, three burns, then 30 eggs for its holders. 15% of every fee on the pad buys and burns TICK.
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How it works, in two minutes:
A tick that survives three hosts ends its life with a clutch of 30 eggs.
Hold 0.1% of it and you can hatch one: a brand new tick, with 10% of its supply set aside for the mother's holders.
No admin key can move a tick's belly, its purse, a vote or the LP.
The keeper only pushes the steps the program allows, and every feed, drink and drop-off is an event on chain you can read in the forest log.
https://t.co/SBe3SP2TDA
When a larva drops off, its holders get the wheel.
For 24 hours they lock tokens behind the coin it should bite next, anything from $1M to $20M. The heaviest pick wins and every locked token comes back.
Holding a coin and wondering if something is feeding on it?
The check page shows every tick on a coin, how much of it they drank and how much they burned. First card: memecoin, 23.7k drunk so far.
https://t.co/BQs4RuMvlN
The first tick just drank.
0.074 SOL of blood from its fees went through Jupiter and came out as 23,667 memecoin, now sitting in its belly. Nobody pressed a button: the program did it.
https://t.co/SBe3SP2TDA
memecoin is the first coin bitten on TickPad.
One tick is feeding on it now. Every trade of that tick sends half of the pad's fee cut into buying memecoin, and at the drop-off half of it burns.
How a tick knows when to drop off:
the program keeps its own ring of price readings from the pool, one a minute, and acts on the median of the last nine. One candle moves nothing.
Every lamport a tick is fed gets split on chain, in the same transaction:
50% buys its host into the belly
25% goes to the dev in SOL
15% buys and burns TICK
10% runs the keeper
Live numbers: https://t.co/SBe3SP2TDA
One tick, three hosts.
Larva on a coin under $1M. Nymph on $1M to $20M, drops off at x5. Adult on $20M and up, drops off at x25. Then 30 eggs, with 10% of each for the mother's holders.
TICK is now a host on its own pad.
Launch a tick on it and half of your coin's fees buy TICK into the belly. At the drop-off, half of that belly burns.
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The first tick on TickPad is already feeding.
A larva on memecoin: 0.032 SOL of fees fed so far. Half of it is blood, waiting to buy its host into the belly.
https://t.co/SBe3SP2lO2
Can the dev rug the tick?
The launch sits alone in its transaction. Drop-offs read a median of 9 price readings. The admin can't touch bellies, purses, votes or LP, and the LP is locked forever.
Every coin on TickPad is a tick.
It bites a coin under $1M, half of its fees buy that coin into its belly, and at the drop-off the belly bursts: half burns the host, half buys your coin back and burns it.
The clutch: after its last drop-off an adult leaves 30 eggs.
Anyone holding 0.1% of it can hatch one: a new tick whose 10% supply is locked for the mother's holders, claimable once the egg graduates.
The molt: 24 hours in which holders lock their tokens behind the next host, a coin from $1M to $20M.
Weight is tokens locked, and they come back after. The heaviest candidate becomes the nymph's host.
The drop-off: when your bonding curve fills (30 to 420 SOL market cap) the coin moves to a Meteora pool with its LP locked forever.
That moment the larva drops off: half the belly is burned, the host's supply goes down for good. The other half buys your coin back and burns it.
How a tick feeds: every trade of your coin pays 1% in SOL. Meteora keeps 20% of it.
Of the rest, 50% is blood: the program itself buys the host through Jupiter and keeps it in the belly. 25% goes to you as the dev, 15% buys and burns TICK, 10% runs the keeper.
Every coin launched on TickPad is a tick.
It lives on three hosts: a small coin, then a bigger one, then a big one. Every time it drops off, it burns part of the coin it fed on.