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PancakeSwap V3 · BNB Smart Chain · chain 56

Markets quoted in leveraged equities, not stablecoins.

A launch deploys a fixed 1,000,000,000-supply token and opens a PancakeSwap V3 pool against a tokenized leveraged ETF — SOXLB (3x long semiconductors), SNXXB (2x long SanDisk) — or plain WBNB. No bonding curve: the launchpad mints one single-sided, token-only position from the opening price to infinity, so the creator supplies zero quote asset. Markets open at a $3,000–4,000 start cap by default, with an optional dev buy hard-capped at 10% of supply and filled inside the launch transaction. On-chain, FDV is denominated in raw quote units — the USD figure is a frontend conversion; there is no oracle in the contracts.

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Total supply
1,000,000,000
LP position
single · 100%
Price ceiling
none — open-ended
V3 fee
1.00%
Tick spacing
200
Fee split
60 / 40
Launch fee
0.001 BNB
LP withdrawal
none

Launch console

Every field is validated against the registry bounds for the selected quote, then simulated with an eth_call preflight at a 30M gas budget before the send button unlocks.

Parameters

SOXLB
Fetching quote price…

Launch cost

single block

A launch is one transaction: token deploy, pool creation, one-sided mint and the optional dev buy. It measured 5,883,049 gas on a live BSC fork, against a block limit of roughly 140M — so it lands in a normal block with no wallet gymnastics.

Launch gas
—
Max cost
—

The gas limit is pinned in the console because some wallets under-estimate pool creation. Unused gas is refunded as usual.

Value sent equals 0.001 BNB. Liquidity is permanent: the launchpad holds the position and has no withdrawal path. Only swap fees can ever leave.

Markets

All launches, read directly from the launchpad. Anyone may trigger a fee claim; proceeds route to the creator and treasury by the configured split — never to the caller.

#TokenQuoteOpening FDV Spot / tokenvs open Pending feesLinks

No launchpad address set — market data is unavailable until the contracts are deployed.

Quote lineup

Whitelisted quotes: WBNB for a normal BNB-paired market, plus the leveraged tokens that actually have DEX depth on BNB Smart Chain. Bounds are enforced on-chain by the QuoteRegistry, in raw quote units for the whole 1B supply.

Read this before you buy

  • There are no crypto leveraged tokens on this chain. Toros is not deployed on BSC, and the Binance, Bybit and Gate leveraged tokens (BTC3L and friends) are exchange-internal products with no BEP-20 contract you can pair against. What does exist on-chain is Binance's bStocks line: tokenized leveraged equity ETFs, freely transferable BEP-20, trading on PancakeSwap V3.
  • Only the listed quotes have real DEX liquidity. SOXLB (tokenized Direxion SOXL, 3x semis) holds roughly $164k across PancakeSwap V3 with ~$224k daily volume; SNXXB (2x long SanDisk) about $37k. The other bStocks leveraged tickers on BSC — MVLLB, INTWB — sit under $1k of liquidity, which is why they are not listed. Auto-route BNB → quote goes through LI.FI's BSC aggregators.
  • The quote tokens are upgradeable and compliance-gated. SOXLB and SNXXB are beacon proxies; the implementation exposes a compliance module and role-based admin. Transfers are permissionless today, but the issuer can upgrade the token or gate transfers later. Permanent LP in such a quote inherits that risk — this matters more here than on a pure-crypto quote.
  • Watch out for decoys. Two zero-liquidity contracts also call themselves SOXLB, and at least one memecoin quotes itself in it. The addresses in the quote table are the real ones; verify before you send anything.
  • Leveraged tokens decay. A market quoted in SOXLB is a relative bet against a 3x-long, daily-rebalancing instrument, not a USD bet. A flat chart in quote terms can still be a loss in dollars, and the reverse. Both quotes also stop tracking during US market closure while your token keeps trading 24/7.
  • Liquidity is permanent and one-sided. The launchpad holds the V3 position with no withdrawal path. It never holds quote assets at open: the entire opening book is launch tokens sitting above the opening price.
  • No oracle, no floor. Nothing in this system reads a USD price. There is no buyback, no treasury bid, and no guarantee a market trades at or above its opening FDV.

Mechanics

The contract surface is small on purpose: one launch function, one fee claim, and a registry that gates the quote assets.

  1. 01

    Fixed supply, minted once

    1,000,000,000 tokens, 18 decimals, no mint authority after construction, no transfer tax. Rounding dust left on the launchpad is burned in the same transaction.

  2. 02

    One open-ended curve

    100% of LP supply is minted into a single PancakeSwap V3 position from the opening tick to the maximum usable tick (887,200), so the market trades like a plain constant-product curve with no price ceiling. The pool is initialised exactly at the range floor, so the position is pure token — zero quote asset from the creator.

  3. 03

    Buyers bring the quote asset

    There is no bonding curve to graduate from. The V3 range is the curve: every buy walks price up and it keeps going — no cap, no migration, LP is permanent from block one. Trade it on PancakeSwap or any router that reads the V3 factory.

  4. 04

    Permanent LP, fees only

    The position is owned by the launchpad contract directly (no NFT, no decrease path). collectFees(id) is the only exit for value, splitting accrued swap fees 60% creator / 40% protocol.

  5. 05

    Registry gating

    Each quote carries min and max opening FDV, the 1% V3 fee tier and tick spacing 200. A disabled quote reverts with QuoteNotTradable; a quote whose pool already exists reverts with PoolExists.

  6. 06

    Priced in quote units

    "30 SOXLB of opening FDV" means the whole supply is worth 30 SOXLB at open. The console converts a USD start cap into quote units using the deepest DexScreener pool or LI.FI's token price, and you can override the price by hand. Nothing on-chain reads USD.

  7. 07

    Dev buy, capped at 10%

    The launch call can carry devBuyQuote: the launchpad pulls that much quote from the creator, swaps it through the fresh pool in the same transaction, and sends the tokens straight back. Fills above MAX_DEV_BUY_BPS = 1000 revert with DevBuyTooLarge; a devBuyMinTokens floor guards against being front-run on the open. previewDevBuy shows the exact fill before signing.

  8. 08

    Funding the dev buy from BNB

    The console reads your quote balance and allowance. For the WBNB quote it simply wraps the shortfall from your wallet. For SOXLB and SNXXB it asks LI.FI for a BNB → quote route on BSC (PancakeSwap, kyberswap, odos…); when no route exists it hands you to the swap page and keeps polling until the balance lands, then unlocks the approve step.

  9. 09

    Gas

    A launch — token deploy, pool creation, one-sided mint and the optional dev buy — measured 5,883,049 gas on a live BSC fork. BNB Smart Chain blocks carry roughly 140M gas, so it lands in a normal block with no special sender setup. The console still preflights the exact call with eth_call at 30M and sends with a fixed 7.5M limit, because some wallets under-estimate pool creation and fail the tx before it is broadcast.

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