Launch on pools.trade.Every Fee Goes Back In.
Inject is the launchpad where creator fees never leave the token. Every trade routes value straight back into liquidity and buybacks, and the floor thickens while the chart moves.
Flywheel Tech compounds every trade back into the pool. No treasury.
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Fees are the biggest leakin every token launch.
On most launchpads, the trading fees your community generates walk out the door. Inject closes the door and points the flow back at the token.
- Creator fees land in a personal wallet.
- Liquidity is thin and stays thin.
- Buybacks depend on someone choosing to do them.
- Holders fund an exit they never see coming.
- Creator fees are captured at the contract level.
- Half is injected into the pool as permanent liquidity.
- Half executes a market buy and is burned or locked.
- Nobody signs anything. The loop runs itself.
Four steps betweenan idea and a flywheel.
The entire loop is written into the contract at deploy time. There is no admin key that can redirect it later.
Deploy in one step
Name it, set the supply, pick your fee split. Inject deploys the token and seeds the pool via pools.trade in a single transaction. No code, no multisig, no launch call.
Fees are captured on-chain
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee. Instead of forwarding it to a wallet, the contract holds it in an escrow that only the injector can spend.
The injector fires
Once escrow crosses the threshold, anyone can trigger an injection. Liquidity Inject Tech pairs the fees and adds them to the pool. The LP tokens are burned on the spot.
The flywheel turns
Deeper liquidity means larger trades, which means more fees, which means the next injection is bigger than the last. Every cycle raises the floor it started from.
A loop that getsheavier every turn.
Most tokens leak value with every trade. Inject turns the same trade into fuel, and the fuel tank grows as it burns.
The
Inject Loop
01
Trades happen
02
Fees accrue
03
Injection fires
04
Floor rises
It compounds instead of resets
A normal launch spends its liquidity budget once. Flywheel Tech spends it every hour the token trades, and each pass starts from a larger base.
Nobody has to be trusted
The injector is permissionless. If the creator disappears, the loop keeps running: any holder can trigger the next injection.
The exit is the entry
Sell pressure pays the same fee as buy pressure. Volatility feeds the pool instead of draining it.
Where every feeactually ends up.
Three destinations, hardcoded at launch. You can watch each one settle on-chain within a block of the injection firing.
50%
Liquidity Inject
Paired and added to the pool via pools.trade. The LP tokens are burned immediately, so the depth can never be pulled back out.
40%
Buyback & Burn
Executed as a market buy against the same pool. Tokens acquired are sent to a dead address and removed from supply forever.
10%
Protocol
Keeps the injector funded, the indexer online, and the dashboard free for every token launched through Inject.
No admin key
The split is fixed at deploy. There is no function to change it afterwards.
No treasury wallet
Fees never sit anywhere a human can reach. Escrow spends only into the pool.
Permissionless trigger
Any address can call inject() once the threshold is met, and gets the gas rebate.
Fully auditable
Every injection emits an event. The dashboard replays them from chain state, not a database.
$0
Fees injected into liquidity
$0
Value bought back and burned
0
Tokens launched on Inject
100%
Of LP burned at injection
The questions worthasking before you launch.
A single transaction that drains the fee escrow, splits it by the ratio fixed at deploy, adds one part to the liquidity pool, and uses another part to market-buy and burn the token. It emits an event so it is fully traceable.
Anyone. Once escrow crosses the threshold, inject() is callable by any address, and the caller is reimbursed for gas out of the protocol slice. This is deliberate: the loop must not depend on the creator staying online.
No. The split is written into the token contract at deploy and there is no setter. If a creator wants a different split, they have to launch a different token.
They are burned in the same transaction that mints them. The liquidity added by an injection can never be withdrawn: not by the creator, not by Inject.
No. Fees sit in a contract-owned escrow whose only spending paths are the pool and the burn address. There is no upgrade proxy and no withdrawal function.
Pools.trade already has Instant Launch contracts live on Robinhood Chain, putting your token in front of a mainstream trading audience from block one. More real volume means more fees, and under Inject more fees means deeper liquidity rather than a larger creator payout.
Stop paying yourself.Start paying the token.
Deploy on pools.trade in under a minute. The loop is running before your first trade settles.