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Launch higher.
Last longer.

The cross-chain launchpad and OTC desk that pays holders as often as every 10 minutes, creators as their coins grow.

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One launchpad and one OTC desk across

  • SolanaLive
  • Base
  • Robinhood Chain
  • BNB Chain
  • Hyperliquid

The longer a coin lasts, the more it pays.

Longevity is a launchpad built around one idea: the trading fees a coin earns should go to the people still in it. Follow one coin from its first second, and see who is paid at each step.

  1. Second one

    Your coin is live

    Pay once and it is trading seconds later. There is nothing to deploy.

    Creators
  2. The first 1.2 seconds

    A fairer open

    For its first 3 slots every buy pays a 99% fee. A bot or a bundle can still jump the line, it just costs far more than waiting a second.

    Traders
  3. Every 10 minutes

    Holders earn trading fees

    A share of every trading fee goes to the wallets holding the coin, the creator's included, as often as every 10 minutes. Hold and your coins count for up to 5×. Sell and they start over.

    Holders
  4. From day 3

    Creator payouts begin

    Once the coin has peaked at $50K, 25% of the creator's trading fees so far is paid out, then topped up every 6 hours.

    Creators
  5. Graduation

    The creator is paid in full

    When the coin graduates to its own pool, everything still waiting is paid.

    Creators
  6. Every week

    The Summit Bounty

    Coins that break $500K or $1M and hold for 24 hours share a prize pool: 30% to the creator, 50% to the top 50 holders.

    Creators and holders

One supply. Every chain.

Pick the chains you want at launch. The coin exists on each of them from day one with one shared supply. When it graduates, 5% of the supply opens that chain's pool at the Solana price, and vaults on each chain keep the prices in line.

1,000,000,000 coins, one supply

4 chains picked: 20% waits off the curve, 5% for each

Solana80%

Solana, the home chain. 800,000,000 coins: the curve, and the pool it graduates into. Every other chain's pool opens at this price. Open for launches

How the chains stay aligned

Move size without moving the chart.

A block trade settles wallet to wallet, at the pool's price, without touching the pool. One transaction, checked on chain, for a flat 0.3% fee taken from the seller's proceeds. The same desk runs on every chain Longevity launches on.

The same sale, two ways

Example
$COIN

Try your own. Example pool: 150,000,000 coins and 1,680 SOL, 1% trading fee.

Sold into the pool
127.9 SOL
Price falls 14.8%
Sold on the desk
138.2 SOL
Price unchanged

10.2 SOL more for the seller on this sale, and holders never see a red candle.

Sell 12,500,000 $COIN

Example
Your floorPool nowFills here
Price rule
pool price when it fills, 1% under
Never below
0.0000101 SOL a coin
Shaded band
reference price, 3% either side
Fee, 0.3%
0.42 SOL
Seller receives
about 138.18 SOL

The coins stay in the seller's wallet until a buyer fills. Nothing is deposited with the desk.

What the guard program checks before a deal at the pool price moves

All five, inside the same transaction

  • The signed termsThe amount, the price rule, the limit and the expiry are the ones the maker posted. A fill cannot change them.
  • The real poolThe price is read from the coin's own pool: its launch curve, or the pool that curve graduated into. A look-alike pool does not count.
  • A fresh referenceThe pool has to sit within 3% of a reference price Longevity posted in the last 45 seconds.
  • Your limitAfter the offset, the price is never under a seller's floor and never over a buyer's ceiling.
  • Nothing else aboardNo swap, router or other program can ride in the same transaction, so nobody can push the pool around the fill.

All pass. Coins go one way and SOL the other, in one transaction.

Any one fails. Nothing leaves either wallet.

A deal at a fixed total skips the pool checks: it settles at the total both wallets signed, or not at all.

0.3%
flat fee, from the seller's proceeds
5
chains, one desk contract each
1
transaction settles both legs, or neither
Be the first on the book
the first offer sets the market
Open the OTC desk

Hold longer, earn more.

A share of every trading fee is paid to the wallets holding the coin, as often as every 10 minutes. That is true of every coin launched here, and of every wallet, the creator's included. A wallet's share is its coins times the multiplier for how long it has held them. Move the wallet up the steps to see its weight.

  1. 0×Just bought
  2. 1×10 min
  3. 2×1 hour
  4. 3×2 hours
  5. 4×3 hours
  6. 5×4 hours
2×

Held 1 hour, each coin counts 2×. Lock a stake to multiply that again. The most a wallet can reach is 10×.

Stake lock
  • $20 to count. A wallet holding under $20 of the coin earns no share that round.
  • Paid on what you held a round ago. A round pays each wallet for the coins it held at the round before, so coins bought since then count from the next one. Coins you add later start at the bottom step on their own, and your older coins keep theirs.
  • Staking is not selling. Moving coins into the coin's vault keeps your place on the steps. Stake part of what you hold and the lock multiplies that part.
How holder rewards work

Live in seconds, with a fairer open.

Launching takes one payment, and your coin is trading seconds later. Every launch opens the same way: for its first 3 slots a buy pays the opening fee, so rushing the open with a bot or a bundle is expensive. Pick a slot to see what a buy pays.

The first 1.2 seconds, slot by slot

The coin's own fee

A 1 SOL buy in slot 1Example

Opening fee, 99%
0.99 SOL
Buys coins
0.01 SOL

Anyone can buy in this slot, a bot or a bundle included. This is what it costs.

  1. Set it up and pay once

    Name, ticker, image, the pair and the trading fee you want. The launch fee is one payment to Longevity's wallet, with no contract to approve.

  2. Trading in seconds

    Longevity creates the coin from its own wallet, at an address that exists nowhere until that moment, and it goes live on its curve straight away.

  3. Early bots pay extra

    A bot or a bundle can still buy in that window, it pays for the rush. Your own first buy rides inside the launch at the normal fee.

  4. Your trading fees start building

    Your share of every trading fee adds up from the first trade. The coins you hold earn holder rewards as well, like any other holder's.

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One ticker, one live coin.

On Longevity a ticker and a name belong to one live coin at a time. A coin keeps them while it is new, graduated or still trading, and once it has lapsed its ticker opens again for 1 SOL more. Pick where the first coin is and try a ticker against it.

The first coin, $TORT, is

Example
$
Try

Allowed, and flagged

7ORT is a different ticker, so it launches. It looks like $TORT, and the coin page says so.

Launch fee
0.25 SOL
For a ticker used before
0 SOL

A coin's name follows the same rule. A look-alike name or a reused image is allowed and flagged on the coin page. All of this covers Longevity only: nobody can stop a copy on another launchpad.

Trading fees that grow with your coin.

Every trade on your coin pays a trading fee. Follow one fee to where it goes, then follow your share of it through the coin's life.

One trade's fee1% or 3% of the trade, set when the coin launches

  • The coin's holders Paid out in rounds, as often as every 10 minutes, by what each wallet holds and how long it has held.
  • Longevity Keeps its share of every trading fee.
  • You, the creator It builds up and is paid as the coin grows, on the timeline below. Or point it at your holders instead.
    • The Summit Bounty Only when a creator forfeits. Then everything not yet paid to that creator goes into the weekly prize pool.

The creator's share, through the coin's life

Paid to youWaiting for you

  • Day 0 to day 3Builds up

    Your share of every trading fee adds up from the first trade. Nothing is paid before day 3, even to a coin that has already graduated.

  • From day 325% paid

    A $50K market cap is the line. Once the coin has peaked there, 25% of your trading fees so far is paid, then topped up every 6 hours as more comes in.

  • GraduationPaid in full

    Everything still waiting is paid when the coin leaves its curve for its own pool. From then on your share is paid in full, every 6 hours.

Two rules keep it yours

Across your wallets, keep at least 50% of what you bought through the first 3 days.

Keep the coin trading. 7 days without a trade before graduation counts as abandoned.

Break either and the creator share is forfeited. All of it funds the Summit Bounty.

Your own coins earn holder rewards on the same terms as any other wallet, sell rule included. The creator rules here never touch them.

The full fee schedule

The Summit Bounty.

Every week, the coins that break a market cap line and are still holding it 24 hours later share a prize pool. The pool is every forfeited creator fee, all of it.

This week's pool
Fills with every forfeited creator fee
The week closes
Monday, 00:00 UTC
Summit $1Mhold $800K
Peak $500Khold $400K
24 hours
24 hours
HeldSlippedTime
  • Summit Break $1M and still be at $800K or more when the coin is checked, 24 hours later. Summit winners share 80% of the week's pool.
  • Peak Break $500K and still be at $400K or more at the check. Peak winners share 20%. The example drawn here slipped under its hold line, so it wins nothing.
  • Both A clean launch, with no early buyers linked to the launcher. A coin wins only its highest line, and a line nobody wins rolls into next week. A coin whose creator forfeited can still win, and the creator's part buys the coin back and burns it.

What a winning coin's prize does

  • 30% to the coin's creator
  • 50% to its top 50 holders, by what each holds. No wallet takes more than 10% of this part, and the creator's wallets are left out.
  • 20% buys the coin in its own pool and burns it
This week's bounty

Pair with anything.

A coin is priced in whatever you pair it with. Pair with another coin launched here and your buyers buy that coin first, in the same transaction, so its holders become yours. Up to two deep.

  • SOL the default
  • Any coin launched here its holders become yours
  • A coin paired with a paired coin two deep, the chain ends in SOL
Coins you can pair with

What runs Longevity.

Programs on chain and the workers that drive them. Each row is one part, what it does, and where you can see it for yourself.

  • Launch engineCreates every coin from Longevity’s own wallet and keeps creator trading fees there until the schedule pays them.The wallet on chain
  • Deal guardThe OTC desk’s program. It checks the signed terms, the pool’s price and your limit before either side of a deal moves.The program on chain
  • Reference keeperPosts each pool’s price for the desk. A deal at the pool’s price fills only against a reference under 45 seconds old.The desk’s policy on chain
  • Holder roundsA worker pays every coin’s holders their share of the trading fees, as often as every 10 minutes.Round receipts
  • Creator payoutsThe same worker pays creator trading fees on their schedule: from day 3, topped up every 6 hours, in full at graduation.Latest payouts
  • Stake vaultThe staking program. One vault per coin holds stakers’ coins while a lock multiplies their holder rewards.The program on chain
  • Graduation poolsA coin that graduates leaves its launch curve for a pool of its own and trades there from then on.Pool settings
  • Summit BountyEvery forfeited creator fee goes into a weekly prize pool for the coins that break out and hold.This week’s pool
The programs and the full ledger

Live now.

Every coin launched here, as it happens: the newest, the ones about to graduate, and the ones that did.

No coins yet.

The first launch takes the top slot. Every coin launched here is on this board from the moment it trades: the newest, the ones about to graduate, and the ones that did.

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