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How Etherflow works

Two contracts and a form. These pages describe exactly what they do, in the order they do it, and they do not skip the parts that are inconvenient.

The short version

You send one transaction. It deploys a fixed supply ERC-20, opens an ETH pool for it on Uniswap v4, and puts every unit of that supply plus every wei of ETH you sent into a single full range position. That position belongs to a contract with no withdraw function, so the liquidity is there permanently.

Attached to the pool is a hook. On every swap it takes a slice of the ETH side, at most 2%, and credits it to two addresses: the wallet you nominated at launch, and the treasury. The split is whatever you set at launch and it cannot be changed afterwards by you, by us, or by anyone.

Because the hook lives inside the pool rather than inside the token, there is no route that avoids it. A swap from a wallet, a swap routed by an aggregator and a swap filled by a solver all pay the same.

Read this before you spend anything

The contracts have not been audited. The ETH you seed as liquidity cannot be recovered, ever. Most coins launched anywhere go to zero, and fee sharing does not change that: a share of no volume is nothing. The security page lists every failure mode we know of.

Everything else

Start here

Launch your first coin6 minBridge, connect, fill six fields, sign once. The whole flow with nothing skipped.Launching well8 minWhat to put in each field, how much liquidity is enough, and the mistakes that cost people money.

The mechanism

The launch transaction7 minFive steps, in order, and what each one writes to the chain.Where the fee is taken9 minThe hook, the four swap shapes, and why an aggregator cannot route around it.Supply, price and liquidity6 minHow the opening price is derived, what the pool holds, and what you can never change.

Reference

Contract reference10 minEvery function, event and constant across the three contracts.Security and trust8 minWhat is locked, what the admin key can touch, and everything that can still go wrong.How it compares6 minAgainst tax tokens, bonding curves, and the other launchpads on this chain.

Help

FAQ7 minThe questions people actually ask.Glossary4 minEvery term on this site, defined once.

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