Launch with purpose.
Understand the mechanics.
Three launch modes. Transparent fee allocation.
Receipts you can check with ML-DSA-65.
Launch with a strategy
Choose the launch mode that matches your token’s purpose, then set its identity and creator fee. The platform sets one pairing coin for all new launches. The launch review checks service readiness and shows the prepared transaction before you sign. A mode’s presence in the interface does not mean that its execution is enabled.
Follow the fees
New launches offer 1%, 2% or 3% creator fees, with 2% selected by default. Every tier allocates 10% of collected creator fees to the platform and 90% to the token’s strategy. For example, a 2% creator fee allocates 0.2% of eligible trading volume to the platform and 1.8% to the token’s strategy. Existing launches retain their recorded splits. Protocol fees, liquidity fees and network costs are separate and shown during review.
Rewards: holder rewards
Rewards uses eligible token balances and recorded holding history to calculate reward shares. Loyalty starts at 1×, increases by 0.25× every 20 minutes and caps at 3×. Newly received tokens start at 1×. The multiplier changes your relative share of the available pool; it does not create additional money. Payouts require a reward pool worth at least $50 and a ready, enabled worker.
Burn: buybacks and burns
Burn accumulates its share of creator fees, values the available balance and checks fresh market quotes. Once the balance is worth more than $20 and execution checks pass, it buys back and burns the launched token. Smaller balances carry forward. Buying and burning does not guarantee a particular price or return.
Draw: prize draws
Draw gives each eligible wallet one entry. Once the prize pool reaches $10, it fixes the entries and prize before the random result becomes available. Verifiable randomness determines the winner. The token page provides commitments, draw proofs and finalized payment records. Multiple eligible wallets give someone multiple entries; equal odds per wallet do not mean equal odds per person. Payment still depends on the operated backend completing the draw.
Read the activity
The token page separates accumulated funds from completed actions. A collected balance is not a payout, and a purchase is not a confirmed burn. Use the transaction links to inspect completed actions on Solana. USD estimates use current prices where indicated and may differ from the value when an action occurred. An unavailable price is not a zero balance.
Strategy Pool: follow the funding
Each token’s Strategy Pool shows its reported strategy state and funding progress. Rewards and Burn show funds in the strategy wallet. Draw includes the token’s share of uncollected fees and accounts for funds reserved for a committed draw. Reaching a funding target does not mean execution has started: the worker must still check eligibility and a fresh quote. Missing or stale data is shown as unavailable, not as a zero balance.
Verify a Draw result
Select ‘Verify this draw’ on the token page to check the drand quicknet randomness signature and reproduce the winner in your browser. You can inspect the entry list, randomness round and commitment fingerprint. This check does not independently verify the holder snapshot, the timing of the on-chain commitment or the payment. Inspect the linked commitment and payment receipts separately; the backend still holds and distributes the prize funds.
Understand your quote pair
Every new launch is paired with the coin selected in XMRPAD’s admin settings. The mint is checked against Pump’s eligibility rules before use. Changing the pairing coin affects future launches only; existing coins keep their original quote asset. The pairing coin’s value can change, affecting the value of rewards, buybacks and prizes.
Check an ML-DSA-65 receipt
After a confirmed holder reward, token burn, or prize payment, XMRPAD signs a receipt with ML-DSA-65, a NIST FIPS 204 post-quantum signature. The receipt records the strategy, the asset, the amount, the destination, and the Solana transaction. Anyone can rebuild that record and check the signature against the platform key published beforehand. A match means the receipt was not changed after it was signed. The signature does not hold or move funds. Launches, wallets, and Solana transactions stay Ed25519. A missing or failed signature does not reverse a payment. Rewards, Burn, and Draw follow their ordinary funding rules. This signature does not make those balances quantum-safe.
Check a receipt in Receipt LabDefined rules. Visible results.
XMRPAD executes configured strategies using available data and on-chain checks. Monero inspires our visual identity. Tokens launch on Solana; these modes do not provide Monero privacy or guarantee returns. Confirmed receipts are signed with ML-DSA-65 so anyone can check that the file was not changed. That signature does not hold or move funds, and wallets stay Ed25519.
Choose your launch mode