Launch with Kin

Fair token launches on Base

Ten wallets. One funder. One limit.

Kin is a launchpad for fair token launches. Wallets funded by the same source share one purchase limit, enforced in the pool by a Uniswap v4 hook. Splitting money across ten wallets no longer buys ten times more.

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Six wallets, one funder, one entityA single funder is linked to six wallets. Kin groups them inside one entity ring that carries one purchase limit. Unrelated wallets outside the ring keep their own limits.SHARED FUNDERONE ENTITY · ONE LIMITUNRELATED

Linked by funding

6 wallets, 1 funder

One limit

0.01 ETH in total

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How a launch works

Four steps, no sign-up.

The full mechanism
  1. 01

    Connect

    Open the launch and connect a wallet. No sign-up, no allowlist to join, nothing to sign.

  2. 02

    Get your limit

    When you buy, Kin traces where the wallet got its funds. Wallets paid by the same source share one limit, and every limit handed out is public.

  3. 03

    Buy in the window

    During the launch window you can buy up to your limit. The pool itself refuses anything above it.

  4. 04

    Claim

    Window buys stay locked for a set time, then you claim them. Open trading follows the window.

Launches

On Kin right now.

All launches

For token creators

Launch to people, not wallet farms.

You choose the limit, the timing and the lock. Buyers just connect: Kin sets each wallet's limit when it buys and publishes every decision, and the window runs through a hook that refuses settings outside its limits. Any creator share is capped by the hook and shown on the launch receipt.

Launch with KinHow it works

Your token

$YOURS

Limit per entity
0.01 ETH
Fresh-wallet pool
0.01 ETH
Registration
None
Window opens
30 min after deploy
Launch window
30 minutes
Lock after window
60 minutes
Default settings in the launch configurator. Change any of them.

Tools

Try it, watch it, check it.

Try it

Play the bundler: split test ETH across three wallets and watch Kin give them one limit. No wallet extension needed.

Base Sepolia, about 2 minutesOpen

Sandbox

Watch one funder send twenty wallets at a Kin pool and a plain pool at once, and compare what lands.

Base Sepolia, automatedOpen

Kin Scan

Paste any token on Base and see which of its early buyers were funded by the same source.

Reads Base mainnetOpen

The honest version

What Kin does, and what it doesn't.

In short

Does

  • Links wallets by funding. A wallet funded by the same wallet as an earlier buyer, up to two transfers back, joins that buyer's entity.
  • Enforces one limit per entity, onchain. A Uniswap v4 hook checks a signed permit in every buy during the window and reverts anything over the entity's limit.
  • Shows its work. Every limit Kin hands out is public with the transfers behind it, and every window buy records its entity onchain.
  • Locks window buys. Tokens bought in the window sit in a vault until the lock ends, so nobody can buy at the capped price and dump a block later.

Doesn't, today

  • Catch every bundler. Exchanges are left out of the trace on purpose, so wallets funded from different exchanges or bridges look unrelated. Kin makes bundling cost more and easier to see.
  • Know who is a person. A funding link is evidence, not identity. Two friends paid by the same wallet share one limit.
  • Work without trusting Kin's engine. The hook accepts the limits Kin's engine signs. Each one is public and can be audited, but a wrong one isn't blocked in advance.
  • Order buys or limit trading after the window. Earlier buys in the window get a better price, and once the window closes anyone can trade.
  • Run on mainnet yet. Launches run on Base Sepolia with test ETH. Kin Scan reads Base mainnet.

Give every buyer the same starting line.

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