BLOCK ZERO
LaunchLaunchesHow it worksX

The first-block edge is dead

Nobody wins block zero.

On every launch, insiders land in the first block, grab the cheapest tokens that will ever exist, and dump them on you. BLOCK ZERO kills that: everyone in the launch window settles at one price — the price the chart opens at. No one gets in cheaper, so no one's holding a bag to dump on you.

Launch a coinHow it works

The problem

The first block is rigged.

On a normal launch, whoever lands in the creation block buys the cheapest tokens that will ever exist — then sells them into your buy. You were never early. They were already in.

~21%
of launches have dev-linked wallets sitting in the very first block.
~50%
of traders lose — because someone is always in ahead of them.

How it works

One window. One price.

Instead of a race to the first block, a coin on BLOCK ZERO opens a timed window where everyone settles at the exact same price.

01 — OPEN

Open a window

Launch your coin: it opens a timed window instead of a curve bots can race to the bottom of.

02 — COMMIT

Everyone commits

Anyone adds SOL during the window. Nobody is buying the curve yet — so there is no first block to win.

03 — ONE PRICE

Settle as one

The window closes and the contract settles everyone at a single price: the price the chart opens at. First second or last, you pay the same.

04 — NO BAG

Nothing to dump

The discount the first block would've grabbed is burned into the floor, not pocketed. Nobody holds cheap tokens — so there's nothing to dump on you.

Launch a coin

Open your window.

Set it up and open a launch window. Everyone who joins settles at the same price — you included. No founder discount, no insider block.

max any one wallet can commit — spreads the launch
how long the window stays open
if the window doesn't reach this by close, everyone is refunded in full

How your launch works

  • Opens a window, not a race to the first block
  • Everyone settles at one price — you included
  • No founder discount, no insider block zero
  • The first-block discount is burned into the floor
  • Nothing cheap to dump — no exit-liquidity trap
  • Under your minimum? Everyone refunded in full

Open launches

In a window right now.

Coins taking commitments right now. Add before the window closes and settle at the same price as everyone else.

No windows open yet. Launch the first one.

Why it's fair

No one gets in cheaper than you.

Block zero is where every rug begins — the cheapest tokens, grabbed first, dumped on everyone after. BLOCK ZERO takes those cheap tokens off the table entirely.

one priceeveryone in the window settles at the same clearing price — the price the chart opens at.
no edgebeing in the first block, or the window's first second, buys you nothing. Insiders can't get in cheaper.
no bagthe first-block discount is burned / locked into the floor, not pocketed — so there's nothing to dump.
non-custodialcommitted SOL only moves into the coin or back to you as a refund — never to a dev.
refundwindow misses its minimum? Everyone withdraws. No launch, no loss.

Questions

What is "block zero"?The creation block — where insiders and dev bundles buy the cheapest tokens that will ever exist, before anyone else can, then dump them on the people who buy after. It's why you're red the second you ape in.
Do I get my money's worth?Yes. You get tokens worth exactly what you paid, priced at where the chart opens — break-even to the first public buyer, not overpaying. And the discount block zero would've taken is burned into the floor, which works for you, not for an insider.
Can insiders still get in cheaper than me?No. Everyone in the window settles at one price. There's no cheaper block to be in — so there's no reason to snipe or bundle the launch, and nothing for anyone to dump.
Isn't this just a presale?No. Your SOL goes straight into the coin's own market when the window closes, you get tokens immediately at the fair opening price, and no dev ever holds it.
Where does it trade after?It opens at the clearing price and trades like any coin. BLOCK ZERO only changes the launch — so you're not born as someone's exit liquidity.