How 1000X works
1000X launches tokens on BNB Smart Chain straight into a PancakeSwap V3 pool. The liquidity is locked forever, every token address ends in 1000, and the LP fees are split by rules fixed at launch.
Overview
- One transaction. A launch deploys the token, creates its 1% PancakeSwap V3 pool, puts the whole supply in as liquidity, locks the position forever and (optionally) makes your first buy.
- Tradable from the first block on PancakeSwap V3. There is no bonding curve and no migration step.
- Plain tokens. Fixed 1,000,000,000 supply, no owner, no mint, no tax, no pause, no blacklist.
- Fees with a purpose. The creator picks a mode once: fees to the creator, buyback-and-burn, or fees shared with holders in the quote.
Launching a token
- Pick a name (≤ 20 characters), a ticker (≤ 12) and optional artwork, description and links.
- Pick the pair: BNB, or another BEP-20 that passes the quote checks (below).
- Pick the creator mode. It is permanent.
- Optionally buy in the same transaction, at the open price, before anyone else can trade.
- Confirm. Your browser finds a salt that gives your token an address ending in 1000, then the launch runs.
| Standard | BEP-20, 18 decimals |
|---|---|
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 — fixed, all of it goes into the pool |
| Owner / mint / tax | None. No transfer tax, reflection, rebase, pause or blacklist. |
| Name, ticker, metadata | Set at launch, immutable |
| Address | Always ends in 1000 (CREATE2, enforced on-chain). It is branding, not a quality signal. |
| Launch fee | A flat BNB amount, shown before you sign (live value below) |
Price & liquidity
Every launch opens at the same protocol start price — about the same fully diluted value in BNB whatever the pair. Nobody types a price. The whole supply sits in one single-sided PancakeSwap V3 position, from the start price upwards in the 1% fee tier: buying moves the price up the curve, selling moves it back.
A V3 position cannot be rebalanced once locked; if the price moves outside its range, that part of the liquidity stops earning fees.
Quote assets
BNB is the default and has the deepest routing. You can also pair with another BEP-20 — bStocks, tokenized stocks, alpha memes — if it passes every check below. The launch itself re-checks them on-chain and reverts otherwise.
- It is a real BEP-20 contract and not on the platform denylist.
- No transfer tax, no rebase: the launch moves a tiny amount (0.0001 of the token) out of your wallet and straight back in the same transaction, and reverts if anything is skimmed or the supply changes.
- A price path to WBNB through at most 3 PancakeSwap V3 pools (e.g. MarsCoin → USDT → WBNB), each with a 30-minute price history and a minimum depth in BNB. The start price is set from that 30-minute average, so every pair opens at the same BNB value.
If your wallet does not hold enough of the quote for the check (and your first buy), the app buys the exact missing amount with BNB first, then approves exactly that amount, then launches. The quote asset can still be paused, minted or blacklisted by its own issuer; the LP lock does not protect against that.
Fees
Every trade pays the pool's 1% fee. PancakeSwap keeps its protocol share, the rest accrues to the locked position. Anyone can press Collect on a token page; in that one transaction the Locker:
Example: a 1 BNB buy pays 0.01 BNB in pool fees; after PancakeSwap's share ≈ 0.0068 BNB reaches the position — ≈ 0.00136 BNB to the treasury and ≈ 0.00544 BNB to the creator mode. A sell pays its fee in the token; Collect sells it on the token's own pool (at most a small price move per Collect, the rest waits for the next one) and splits the BNB the same way. If a transfer is refused (e.g. a quote with a blacklist), that amount waits in the Locker and anyone can retry it; the Collect itself never fails because of it.
Creator modes
Chosen once at launch, immutable. They decide where the 80% share goes.
Dev
The 80% is sent to the fee recipient chosen at launch, in the quote, on every Collect. Nothing to claim, no buyback.
Burn
Token-side fees go straight to 0x…dEaD on Collect. Quote-side fees go to the token's Distributor; anyone can press Buy back now: it buys the token on its own pool and sends it to 0x…dEaD. Supply stays 1B on-chain; burned tokens simply leave circulation.
Holders
The 80% is shared with holders in the quote (BNB or the pair's token), no buyback. Anyone can press Start epoch: it closes the epoch at the block before it; each holder's share follows how much they held and for how long since the previous epoch. A keeper publishes a merkle root and then pays every holder automatically; a reward that could not be delivered can be claimed from Portfolio at any time. An epoch that ends with no holder is cancelled after 24 h and its quote goes to the next one.
- Swaps are gentle: a Collect sale or a Burn buyback moves the price by at most a small cap, and buybacks have a cooldown (live values below). What does not fit rolls into the next one.
- Holders mode rewards holding, not timing: shares are balance × time held during the epoch, so buying right before an epoch and selling right after earns almost nothing, and flash loans count zero. The pool, burn address, Locker, Distributor, factory and position manager never receive a share.
What can and cannot change
- Liquidity lock (no withdraw function exists)
- Fee split and creator mode
- Token supply, name, ticker, metadata
- No owner, mint or tax can be added
- Launch fee, minimum first buy, start price
- Quote pricer and minimum pool depth per hop
- Quote denylist
- Treasury address (where the platform's 20% and launch fees go)
- Price-impact cap and kick cooldown, keeper address
Contracts & live parameters
Read from BNB Smart Chain right now. Every address links to BscScan.
| Factory | ↗ |
|---|---|
| Locker | ↗ |
| Distributor factory | ↗ |
| Distributor implementation | … |
| Quote pricer | … |
| Token implementation | … |
| Treasury (receives the platform's 20% and launch fees) | … |
| Owner (platform settings) | … |
| Keeper (posts holder roots and pays holders) | … |
| Parameter | Now | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Launch fee | … | flat, per launch, paid in BNB |
| Minimum first buy | … | optional first buy floor (BNB value) |
| Open FDV | … | fully diluted value at the start price |
| Pool fee | 1% | PancakeSwap V3 fee tier of every launch pool |
| Max route length | … | non-BNB quote → … → WBNB |
| Minimum depth per hop | … | every pool on a quote's route |
| Price average | … | TWAP used to price non-BNB quotes |
| Price-impact cap | … | max price move per Collect sale or buyback |
| Kick cooldown | … | between two buybacks (Burn) or two epochs (Holders) of a token |
Risks
Risk notice. Transactions are submitted through your wallet and may be irreversible. Tokens can be volatile or lose all value. 1000X does not provide custody, warranties, or financial advice.
- Tokens can go to zero. Nothing here is investment advice.
- The contracts are live on mainnet but have not been audited yet.
- Locked V3 liquidity cannot be rebalanced; out-of-range liquidity earns nothing.
- A non-BNB quote can be paused, minted or blacklisted by its issuer, and can be hard to exit.
- The 1% pool fee is high compared with blue-chip pools.
- Buybacks on a thin pool move the price; keeper downtime delays holder claims.
- The 1000 suffix can be copied by other factories — check the factory, not just the address.
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