A launchpad on Robinhood Chain where every trade fills a USDG vault behind the token. Burn your tokens anytime and take your share of the vault. The floor never goes down.
On a normal launchpad, fees leave the token forever. On Nestpad, most of the fee stays inside the token as real money you can claim.
Name, ticker, picture. No presale, no team tokens. The whole supply trades on a bonding curve, then graduates to a Uniswap pool on Robinhood Chain.
A 1% fee on every buy and sell. Most of it goes to the token's own USDG vault, which only the holders can claim.
Any holder can burn tokens at any time and receive their share of the vault. Burning lowers supply, so the floor of everyone left goes up.
Move the sliders. Supply 1,000,000,000 tokens, 0.6% of volume goes to the vault. This is a model, not a promise.
Play money and simulated tokens. Buy, sell, burn for the floor, or launch your own. Nothing here is on-chain.
You get 0.2% of every trade on your token. 0.6% fills its floor vault.
| Classic launchpad | Bonus / rebate pads | Nestpad | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where fees go | Platform | Bonus tokens, payouts | Vault inside the token |
| Hard floor price | No | No | Yes |
| Floor grows with volume | — | — | Yes, every trade |
| Exit without a buyer | No | No | Burn → USDG |
| Creator income | Some | Some | 0.2% forever |
0.2% of every trade on every token buys $NEST and burns it. More launches → more volume → less supply.
Vault ÷ tokens in circulation. If the vault holds $50,000 and 500M tokens exist, every token can be burned for $0.0001 in USDG at any moment. Nobody can withdraw the vault any other way.
No. Trades only add to the vault, and burning removes tokens together with exactly their share. The market price can drop, but not below the floor; at that point burning pays more than selling.
It's an Ethereum L2 on Arbitrum with cheap transactions and native USDG, so a vault that grows a little on every trade costs almost nothing to run.
Not yet. This page is a demo of the idea. Follow us on X for the launch.
No. The floor is usually far below the price you paid. It limits the downside; it doesn't remove it. Memecoins are risky.