Loop @Loop2Chain

Fee change 🔁 35% of all $LOOP fees, from both Solana and Robinhood, now go to holders with at least 0.2% of supply. Claim your share every 24 hours on looppve.com. Automatic payouts to wallets are coming later. Update on community-funded and single-sided launches 🧪 Testing is going well. We ran the first tests today, and we’re still auditing the code and running fuzz tests. We’ll go live once everything checks out.

We’re going to support PvE and CTOs with self-funded launches: multiple participants fund one launch together, the fees are shared among all shareholders, and a group can work together and earn the fees.

GM. $LOOP is now 99.8% in band and keeps looping. More things to come.

That’s the market maker’s supply, not a team wallet. Since $LOOP bonded, that supply is locked. It’s only used by the MM to hold the price on both chains. It can’t be sold off or moved out, and tokens the MM doesn’t need get burned. Every launchpad coin works the same way: once it bonds, the MM supply is locked. Before that, it’s only open until the backers / dev get their deposit back.

First fees are in 💸 Both launches yesterday generated fees. Holders with at least 0.2% of $LOOP can now claim their share on our website. It’s not much yet, but fees keep adding up over time. Claim here: looppve.com/claim Automatic payouts straight to your wallet are coming later.

To be clear: the tank cap and the holder split above only apply to the $LOOP taxes. Every launchpad coin has its own rules, listed in the docs (still being updated). The $LOOP team taxes are split separately and only benefit $LOOP holders and the team.

Update: where we’re heading 🔁 Right now 100% of the $LOOP taxes on SOL go into the vault, the market maker’s pot. A bigger pot means a stronger MM: tighter prices and better support on both chains. Next step: a tank cap. Once the pot is big enough and the MM runs smoothly, we set a cap. When it’s full, a % of the taxes goes to holders and to buyback & burn. The holder share is split between Solana and Robinhood Chain holders, so both sides earn. The flywheel is close to switching on. For launchpad coins we’re changing how we push them. Instead of buying the top 5 coins, each coin’s own MM will buy back & burn its tokens from its profits. Starting with the upcoming Single-sided launches. The contracts for Single-sided and fundraising launches are already built, and testing starts now. No ETA this time: we’ll just drop it. Be ready 👀 Existing buybacks & burns stay untouched.

@dooxeed yes, its coming you don't need connect, wait for the next updates, we will add that!

For now, all launches will be on Pons and pump.fun. We’re adding Flap very soon and hope to finish everything by the end of the week.

> working on:

We’re adding single-chain launches 🔁 They’re an extra option on top of our two-chain launches, and they’ll be listed in their own tab. Launch directly on one chain, with the vault lending you the funds, and lower launch fees. You still get the Loop MM, fully locked. You earn from it, but you can’t touch its bag or nuke the chart. It follows the same rules: it creates volume, sells high, buys back low, and never dumps. On a single chain it runs in rebalancing mode, keeping its own bag and cash in balance. The MM’s fees build up and can be claimed, and holders get a share too.

gm, keep looping, more updates today 🤝

Example: a Self-funded launch costs ~22.5 SOL. One person opens the coin, 19 others contribute the rest. Once it’s live, the deposit, 70% of trading fees and bag sales are shared between all 20 contributors, pro rata to what each put in. Not funded in time? Everyone is refunded.

We’re exploring Community Launches on Loop: anyone can open a coin, others contribute until it’s funded, and refunds are automatic if it isn’t. Funds stay with the launchpad, and once live, the creator share is split among all contributors. Would you join one?

@dooxeed @X Pending Review I will contact them later today

.. @X can you guys verify us? We have been waiting now for 2 days for the blue tick.

why it helps: big launches without one big wallet money held by an escrow, not a dev no fill = full refund more holders from day one everyone who backs it shares in what it earns

Launchpad coins were handled manually because we had some issues with our coin at launch. That’s why we introduced Launchpad V2, which fixed the problems we experienced in the beginning. Now everything runs smoothly. Approvals are faster, and the MM operates automatically without the need for manual bridging or adjustments. We needed to test everything on-chain first, and those tests are now complete. All lights are green. 🟢 Why do launches still require manual approval? For every launch, we need to provide over 15 SOL + 0.3 ETH upfront to make sure the MM has enough tokens on both chains to operate properly. We could launch with smaller amounts, but that would increase the risk of the MM running out of tokens and being unable to maintain the price balance between both chains. The more coins that launch, the more our vaults get filled, allowing us to fund even more launches. Auto-approval will also be available soon. For now, we still need to manually approve launches because we’re providing our own funds upfront so developers can launch their coins. Alternatively, developers can choose a self-funded launch, which doesn’t require any manual approval.

We’re figuring out how to add more buybacks. One option is to reduce the dev share and send a bigger portion of the fees to buybacks, especially the fees generated by the MM. On the other hand, devs won’t launch coins if they don’t get their fees. There has to be a good reason for both devs and holders to get into Loop coins, and that’s the toughest part. Most flywheels work when volume generates more volume. That’s how launchpads succeed. My suggestion: track the fees generated by the MM separately from the fees generated by the coin’s tax, and add a threshold. Once the MM’s fees hit that threshold, they go to buybacks. Working on it.

new on loop: the market maker no longer sells below its entry. in a dip the band widens and the bot only buys on the cheaper chain. dips get bought, not sold.