Validity proofs
Launches settled by proof
Starknet batches transactions and proves them to Ethereum with STARKs. A launchpad there inherits Ethereum settlement without paying Ethereum fees for every buy.
MC-27 Launch control · concept for Starknet, flight-tested on Solana
Every launch, tracked from ignition to orbit.
Starkpad is our memecoin launchpad concept for Starknet. Its mission control is already live: it watches real Solana launchpads, plots every coin's climb up its bonding curve, logs all-time highs and lows, and checks a token before you board it.
CA
Launchpads seen—in the live feed
Median curve progress—coins launched recently
Fastest climber—% per minute
Priority fee, median—µ-lamports / CU on pump.fun, live
01 Tool · Graduation tracker
Who reaches escape velocity next.
Live bonding-curve progress for coins on Solana launchpads (pump.fun, Meteora DBC, LaunchLab and others), read from Jupiter every 15 seconds. Velocity is measured between our own polls, so it settles after the second reading.
02 Tool · ATH / ATL board
Apogee and perigee, to the minute.
For each coin we pull real one-minute market-cap candles from Jupiter and read the highest high and lowest low since launch, up to the last 50 hours. Drawdown is how far the coin sits below its apogee right now.
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03 Flight plan of a launch
Ignition, ascent, max-q, escape, orbit.
- Ignition. The coin is created with its whole supply in a bonding curve.
- Ascent. Each buy moves price along a constant-product curve, x × y = k.
- Max-q. Early buyers take profit; the curve feels its heaviest load.
- Escape. The curve fills, the coin graduates and liquidity migrates to a pool.
- Orbit. Free trading on an AMM. Most coins never get this far.
Schematic using the standard pump-style virtual reserves (30 SOL, 1.073 B tokens). Prices are computed, not drawn by hand.
- SOL in curve
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- Price
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- Progress
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04 Tool · Cross-chain launch-cost comparer
What a launch costs, chain against chain.
The Solana side is computed live from mainnet: rent for each account a launch creates, the base signature fee and the current median priority fee, priced at the live SOL rate. The Starknet side uses reference figures that are clearly labelled and editable, because this page only reads Solana.
Solana · live from mainnet
| reading rent and fees |
Starknet · reference figures, edit to current
These are placeholders for comparison, not live readings. Starknet fees move with L1 gas and STRK price; replace them with today's numbers from your wallet's fee estimate.
05 Tool · Pre-flight check
Run the checklist before you board.
Paste any Solana mint. We read the mint account straight from mainnet (authorities, supply, extensions), add Jupiter's launchpad and holder data, and run a go / no-go checklist. Nothing here is advice; it is the panel a flight director would glance at.
Pick a coin from the tracker or the board, or paste a mint.
06 Tool · Your fleet
Your launchpad coins, on one screen.
Connect a wallet, or paste any address, to see every launchpad coin it holds with live value, curve status and distance from all-time high. Read-only: we only see the public address.
No wallet scanned yet.
07 The Starknet mission
Why build the pad for Starknet.
Account abstraction
Wallets that can say no
Every Starknet account is a contract. A launch can ship with session keys or spending limits for its buyers, set by the user and enforced by the account itself.
Cairo
One curve, audited once
The plan is a single bonding-curve contract written in Cairo, shared by every launch, so there is one piece of code to review instead of one per coin.
Status
Concept stage
No Starkpad contract is deployed on any chain today. This mission control is the first piece, built on Solana data because that is where the launches are right now.
08 Questions
Flight-director questions.
Why is a Starknet launchpad showing Solana data?
Because Starkpad is a concept and its live board needs real launches to watch. Solana launchpads produce thousands a day, so the board is built and tested on them. Starknet figures on this page are reference numbers and are labelled that way.
Where does graduation progress come from?
From Jupiter's public launchpad feed for Solana mainnet, which reports each coin's bonding-curve fill. Velocity and ETA are our own arithmetic between two of our polls.
How accurate are the ATH and ATL figures?
They come from one-minute market-cap candles, which capture real wicks. We page back up to 50 hours, so for older coins the high and low are within that window and are marked as such.
Are the Solana launch costs exact?
Rent and the base fee are exact mainnet values right now. Priority fees move every slot; we use the median of recent non-zero fees. Account sizes for a metadata and curve account are typical sizes and are labelled as estimates.
Does Starkpad hold funds or launch coins?
No. Nothing on this site creates, buys or sells a token, and it never asks for a seed phrase. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address.
Is any of this financial advice?
No. The checklist and the boards describe on-chain facts. Most launched coins lose most of their value; treat every figure here as telemetry, not a signal.