The first community‑owned viral meme coin deployer.

How a coin launches

Every coin starts on a bonding curve, so it trades from the first second. When the curve sells out, the ETH in it seeds a Uniswap pool and the liquidity is locked forever. No one can pull it, including the factory.

Every launch is announced to $HITS holders first, in a Telegram room open to any wallet above the threshold.

Where the money goes

Every trade pays a 1% launchpad fee, and about 70% of it goes to the wallet that launched the coin. That wallet belongs to the factory, and every claim is split the same way: half to the factory, half back into the coin.

Based on the launchpad's published fee. The factory adds no fee of its own.

What the coin's half buys

The coin's half is split, at launch, between marketing jobs and buying back the coin.

• Marketing jobs. A fixed price list, the same for every coin: a flat USDT fee for a TikTok or Reel about the coin, and another for posting it in a public Telegram trading group. Whenever the coin's marketing balance can cover a job, the job goes live for anyone to take, on Whop and in the factory Telegram. When the balance runs out, jobs pause until the next fee claim.
• Proof of work. Clippers submit a link. The bot checks that it is live, was posted after launch, and contains the coin's contract address, then pays USDT to the clipper's wallet. One payout per link.
• Buyback and burn. The rest of the coin's half buys the coin on the open market and sends it to the burn address. This happens on every fee claim, for as long as the coin trades. Supply falls every time volume comes in.
• Dormant coins. If a coin stops generating fees for the dormancy window, its jobs pause and its ledger row greys out. The moment it trades again, everything restarts. No coin is ever abandoned.

Most deployers launch a coin and move on. Here every coin keeps funding its own marketing and its own buyback for as long as people trade it.

Every coin the factory has launched, with fees earned, marketing spent, supply burned, and $HITS bought. Every number is on-chain and can be checked.

$HITS

$HITS is the factory's own coin. It is how you get exposure to every coin the factory launches instead of picking one.

• First look. You see every new coin before the public does, and can buy it before the public can.
• Constant buying. A fixed share of the factory's half of every fee, from every coin, buys $HITS on the open market. More coins trading means more $HITS bought, automatically.
• The whole catalog. One coin's fees are a bet on one meme. $HITS is backed by the fees of every coin the factory ever launches.

Most deployer tokens promise buybacks at the team's discretion. Here the buy is a fixed rule, set before the first coin launches, and the ledger shows every purchase.

What we measure

Some coins launch with marketing turned off and their whole half going to buybacks. They are the control group. After twenty launches the factory publishes fees earned per dollar of marketing, by job type, against the controls. If clips pay for themselves, the marketing share grows. If they do not, more of every coin's fees go to buybacks instead. Results set the split, and the results are published.

Launch parameters

The structure is fixed. Values are published before the first launch.