A structural fix for token longevity.
Compounding Liquidity
Instead of Extracting It
Most tokens die because creator fees get extracted instead of reinvested. Bootstrap routes fees back into the pool — automatically, transparently, and locked on-chain.
Where do creator fees go today?
Without Bootstrap
- Creator fees go straight to personal wallets
- Liquidity stays thin and fragile
- One large exit nukes the chart
- Buyers have zero visibility into fee usage
- Slow bleed + no floor + community exits
With Bootstrap
- Fees auto-route into LP, buybacks, and burns
- Liquidity deepens with every trade
- Deeper pools absorb larger sells
- Fee config locked and verifiable on-chain
- Price floor + deeper liquidity + community stays
Everything a token needs to last
LP Injection
Fees auto-split and injected into the liquidity pool. Deeper pools, less slippage, longer token life.
Buybacks Coming Soon
Programmatic buys on schedule or triggered by price action. Constant bid support when it matters.
Locked Settings Coming Soon
Config is immutable once locked. Buyers verify on-chain before they buy. No rugs, no changes.
Token Burns Coming Soon
Allocate a % of fees to permanent burns. Reduce supply over time, compound scarcity.
Holder Distributions Coming Soon
Route a portion of fees directly to holders. Reward your community for staying in the pool.
Execution History Coming Soon
Every fee claim, every swap, every LP injection — logged on-chain with full tx history.
What changes when you compound
Liquidity deepens alongside price
Every trade adds to the pool instead of draining it. Volume compounds into depth.
Slippage decreases over time
Thicker pools mean tighter spreads. Better execution for every trader.
Large exits become survivable
Deep pools absorb sells that would nuke a thin chart. The token survives whale exits.
Capital feels safer staying longer
Verifiable mechanics and growing depth signal long-term commitment from creators.
Stop Extracting.
Start Compounding.
Launch your token with liquidity mechanics that actually work. Locked, transparent, and verifiable.