How 1 works

Each ticker maps to a program-derived account seeded by its normalized form (uppercase, A–Z and 0–9, max 10). Creating the account fails if it exists, so two people can never claim the same ticker — even in the same block. The account is created in the same transaction as the token, so a failed launch reserves nothing. Records are immutable: no admin can reassign them.

Tokens launch on a documented constant-product bonding curve owned by 1's own program. Mint and freeze authorities are revoked at creation. When the curve completes, liquidity migrates to a public AMM pool and the LP is locked.

Pick Ethereum or BNB Chain and paste an existing token's contract. 1 reads its verified name, ticker, logo, supply and market data, then launches a new Solana token and links both contracts on the coin page. No shared liquidity, price peg, redemption or bridging.

Creators set aside supply before launch. Recipients are committed as a Merkle root; each claim is verified on-chain and marked with a claim receipt, preventing double claims. Unclaimed and scheduled allocations are shown publicly.

A flat, published trading fee splits between the protocol and, optionally, the creator. Every fee is shown before you sign.

Token pages show creator wallet history, holder concentration, insider allocations, authority status and liquidity. Passing automated checks never means a token is safe.

Cross-Chain launches → $1 holder airdrops → token-holder airdrops → Privacy launches → creator dashboards.