slowpad
the earlier you buy,
the longer you hold.
A Solana launchpad whose curve holds each buy for a time that shrinks as the curve fills. The wallet that buys at the open waits a day to sell. The wallet that buys at 80% waits eleven minutes.
the schedule, to the minute
Every value below comes from the formula. Click a row and fig. 1 jumps to that fill.
| fill | lock | price / token (SOL) | sol in curve |
|---|
why the exponent is three
A straight line (n = 1) still holds the 90% buyer for over two hours, which punishes people who show up late for no reason. A square (n = 2) is better but drags through the middle. A cube keeps the open expensive and lets the back half go quickly. The open is exactly where snipers sit.
| exponent | 0% | 25% | 50% | 70% | 80% | 90% |
|---|
what your buy gets, and waits
Pick the fill you'd buy at and how much SOL. The lock uses the fill at the moment of the buy.
one vault per buy
Each buy goes into its own vault with its own timer. Buy twice and you have two clocks. Tokens sit in program accounts until the timer ends. They can't be claimed early, and no authority can unlock them early, including slowpad.
illustration: six buys made at different fills, then the clock runs. this is the formula, not live vaults.
the curve is the pump.fun curve
Same constant-product bonding curve: 30 virtual SOL against 1.073B virtual tokens. It completes when 793.1M tokens are sold, at about 85.0 SOL in the curve. Slowpad changes when you can sell. It doesn't change what you pay.
what a launch costs
Slowpad adds no fee of its own, either on the launch or on the exit. You still pay pump.fun's creation cost (about 0.02 SOL, check their current price) and normal Solana network fees.
plan a launch
Your own first buy happens at 0% fill, so it gets the full 24 hours. Here's what that looks like before you commit.
what is deployed, and what is not
launches
$SLOWPAD
The project's own coin, launched on pump.fun. These numbers come from DexScreener, for Solana pairs only. A blank means no data, never a guess.
don't take a website's word for it: paste the ca into solscan and read the holders and the mint authority yourself.