Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built TokenPrinter.fun because pump.fun's success on Solana made one thing obvious: people wanted a way to launch tokens without writing Solidity or Rust, but the trade-offs of bonding-curve launchpads on Solana — priority-fee wars, open-mempool sniping, platform-mediated custody — weren't great for either creators or buyers. TokenPrinter runs on Pepecoin (the proof-of-work Layer 1 with its own PRC-20 token standard — not the unrelated ERC-20 PEPE token). Three concrete differences from pump.fun: 1. Self-custody wallet. The wallet runs entirely in your browser. Keys are generated client-side and never sent to a server. There's no platform escrow — you sign and broadcast every transaction directly. 2. Fixed launch template. Every PRC-20 token uses the same structure: 1,000,000 total supply, 10,000 tokens per lot, 100 lots to graduation. Every primary lot has the same price, so there's no economic incentive for sniper bots to race ahead of human buyers. 3. Real order-book secondary market. After graduation, tokens trade on a live bid/ask order book using PSBT-signed order matching — not a bonding-curve continuation or AMM pool. This blocks sandwich attacks structurally. Economics: 99.31% of each primary buy lot goes to the creator. Platform takes 0.69% on primary and 0.420% on secondary live-ask fills. Network fees paid separately, run a few cents in PEP. Total cost to launch: ~$5 USD in PEP. No platform launch fee. What's not there: no bridging, no staking, no yield, no rewards. It's a launchpad and an order book, deliberately scoped. Happy to answer questions about Pepecoin, the launchpad's mechanics, fee comparisons vs Solana-native generators, or anything else. — Lewis

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Self-custody memecoin launchpad on Pepecoin

Self-custody memecoin launchpad on Pepecoin