How it works
Project Setup A developer (or project team) fills out a straightforward online form:
Token name, symbol, total supply
Whether a small tax (up to 5%) should apply instantly while trading on Safulauncher's AMM
Whether a small tax (up to 10%) should apply on decentralized-exchange trades
Whether only a whitelisted group can buy early, and who they are
Whether the team wants a presale bundle (up to 25% of supply) reserved for certain wallets
Whether liquidity should be locked for a fixed period or burned permanently
Internal Trading (“Presale Stage”) Once configured, SafuLauncher deploys the new token and sets up its own mini-exchange (an “AMM”) with a gentle pricing curve.
Anyone can buy or sell in this pool, paying a tiny 1% fee that goes to the SafuLauncher platform.
Whitelisted addresses and bundle-holders get their first chance to buy before the general public.
Threshold & Automatic Listing When the token has seen enough buy-in—typically when 75% of its supply is sold—SafuLauncher:
Takes a 5% “listing fee” from the pool’s funds
Rewards the project team with 0.2 ETH
Pairs the remaining tokens and ETH into a Uniswap liquidity pool
Locks or burns the pool tokens
Removes its own trading pool and gives up any special control over the token
Post-Launch Trading & Tax From that moment on, the token trades on Uniswap like any other. If tax was enabled, a small percentage (up to 10%) is charged on each trade and automatically distributed to pre-specified wallets.
Ongoing Analytics SafuLauncher keeps on-chain records of:
Total trading volume
Number of tokens launched and listed
Fees collected (in ETH and USD equivalent)
Unique trader addresses
Platform’s accumulated fees
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