DOGEPADPaired with $DOGE
Your coin doesn't trade against SOL. It trades against $DOGE. Every buyer of your coin is a $DOGE buyer first.
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Much launch. Such choice. Wow.
The people's launchpad. Every coin launched here is paired with $DOGE and carries a 1% tax. Whoever launches it picks where that tax goes.
To your wallet, to the holders, to a split, or to buyback and burn. 10% of every tax buys back and burns $DOGEPAD (0% on holder rewards). 1 DOGE = 1 DOGE.
Routesme · holders · split · burn
Next payout in–:––
Every paircoin / $DOGE
Burns $DOGEPAD10%
Launch a coinPick where the tax goesTo youTo holdersTo a splitOr buyback and burnMuch wow
Launch a coinPick where the tax goesTo youTo holdersTo a splitOr buyback and burnMuch wow
Live launchpad data
Such numbers. Very live.
Every figure is live from the engine.
–coins launched
–cycles run
–routed so far
–paid out to launchers' wallets
4routes for the tax
10%burns $DOGEPAD
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Launched on DogePad
Such coins. Wow.
Why launch here
Why choose DogePad?
Other launchpads decide where the creator fee goes. On DogePad whoever launches the coin decides.
You pick the route
A 1% tax on every trade. Send it to your own wallet, to the holders through pump.fun's holder rewards, to a split of wallets, or into buyback and burn. You choose once, at launch.
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Every claim and every payout is a transaction you can open from the ledger. The route is fixed at launch, so nobody can re-point it later.
The loop
Launch. Pick a route. Get paid.
One clock runs every coin on the launchpad. When it hits zero, each coin's tax is claimed and sent down the route its launcher picked.
Launch
Your coin goes live on pump.fun paired with $DOGE, with a 1% tax on every trade and the route you picked.
Every 3 minutes
The clock hits zero and the engine claims the tax. 90% goes down your route. 10% buys back and burns $DOGEPAD.
The route runs itself
Payouts land in $DOGE. Burns show up as supply dropping on Solscan. Holder-reward coins skip the engine: pump.fun pays their holders itself.
The cut
Your tax, your call. A tenth burns $DOGEPAD.
Most launchpads keep the creator fee. Here the launcher decides, and a flat 10% of the tax buys back and burns $DOGEPAD.
Fees leave the chart
The creator fee lands in somebody's wallet. It can be sold, kept or forgotten. None of it has to come back to the coin.
Your say0%
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Fees go where you said
90% goes to your wallet, your split or your burn. Pick holder rewards and 100% goes to holders.
Your say100%
The $DOGE thesis
Every coin here is a $DOGE sink.
Coins on the launchpad do not trade against SOL. They trade against $DOGE. That puts the launchpad, its coins and $DOGE holders on the same side of every trade.
Buy pressure
To buy a coin here you need $DOGE first. Every buyer of every coin launched here buys $DOGE.
Less float
The $DOGE paid into a coin sits in its bonding curve, then in its PumpSwap pool. When a coin graduates that liquidity is locked for good.
Paid in $DOGE
The tax is collected in $DOGE and paid out in $DOGE. The engine never sells it for SOL or stables, apart from a small gas top-up when a coin's engine wallet runs low.
Model it
Model a day of volume.
Move the slider to model trading volume on a coin launched here, and see how the 1% tax splits between your route and the $DOGEPAD burn. Illustration only, not a forecast.
Tax that day
$1,000
Illustration, not a forecast of volume
Down your route$900
Buys and burns $DOGEPAD$100
Much questions.
What does DogePad do?
It launches coins on pump.fun paired with $DOGE. Every trade of a coin pays a 1% tax in $DOGE, and whoever launched the coin picks where it goes: their wallet, the holders, a split of wallets, or buyback and burn. 10% of the tax buys back and burns $DOGEPAD, except on holder rewards.
Why is every coin paired with $DOGE?
pump.fun only lets a coin carry its own tax when it is paired with a token instead of SOL, and the tax is what pays the routes. A $DOGE pair also means every buyer of every coin here buys $DOGE first.
Is this the official Dogecoin launchpad?
No. DogePad is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Dogecoin or the Dogecoin Foundation. $DOGE here is the Dogecoin token that trades on Solana.
Who can launch a coin?
Anyone with a Solana wallet. Name it, add a logo, send the launch SOL. An optional dev buy is bought right after the create and sent to your wallet.
Who holds the fees?
For the wallet, split and burn routes, each coin's creator is an engine wallet the launchpad runs. It claims the tax and pays it out in the same cycle, and every transaction is in the ledger. For holder rewards pump.fun holds and pays the fees itself.
Where does the other 10% go?
10% of each coin's tax buys $DOGEPAD, the launchpad's own token, on the open market and burns it. Nobody keeps it. Until $DOGEPAD is live that share is held in each coin's engine wallet and spent on the first cycle after it launches. Holder-reward coins are the exception: pump.fun sends all of their tax to holders.
What is the roadmap?
Payouts every 3 minutes for as long as coins trade. More routes when pump.fun supports them for token pairs.
Is this financial advice?
No. Digital assets can lose value. This page explains a buyback loop. DogePad is not affiliated with Dogecoin, the Dogecoin Foundation, Solana Labs or pump.fun.
Ready? To the moon. 🚀
Launch a coin and choose where its tax goes. Next payout in –:––.