Token launches built to last past day one.

01What we do

Most launches are built for one day. Ours are built for the weeks after it.

• Holders paid in a real assetA small trading tax buys something holders already want (a tokenized stock, ZEC, dollars) and pays it to them every hour.
• A tax that steps down to zeroIt steps down to zero by about day 14, then the switch is deleted on-chain for good.
• Keep or forfeitHalf of each payout lands every hour, half vests over 72 hours. Sell early and your unvested half goes to the holders who stayed.
• A live public receipt pagePaid so far, forfeited by sellers, what each wallet has earned. The screenshot every caller wants to post.
• A second leg, timed liveLiquidity, listings and the tax end date, booked before launch and released when our monitoring says the first wave is fading.
• Liquidity with a market-making partnerDepth that matches expected demand, set before the pool opens.
• Marketing that amplifies after launchThe runs that last ignite after launch hour, from a listing, a story or a voice that picks the token up. We put the budget where the ignition happens.

02Why it works

We did the research before we built anything.

• 54 tokenshit $20M within 7 days of launch since July. We put 12 of them on a clock, 30 days before launch to 7 days after. Almost none had an audience before launch. They had a structural hook chosen in advance.
• $2.8M paid outZCAT paid its holders about $2.8M in ZEC in its first weeks and still holds around $58M. Holders paid in something real is the hook that won.
• The second move decidesThe tokens that held had a listing or locked supply behind them. The ones with only attention behind them are down 66% to 98% from peak.
• 51,770 launchespaid in tokenized stocks: the first launch on a new stock reached $1M 2.2% of the time, after the thousandth 0.02%. The open slot is a new asset on its listing day.
• 0.04%of reward launches now reach $1M, down from 1.2% in early August. The mechanic alone is crowded. That is why we run the whole launch.

Behind the findings sits a live data stack we built and run ourselves: our own recorders on Solana and Robinhood Chain launches and trades, a situation room that watches a launch, its holders and its trading as it happens, a chain heat watch, and a listing watch for new payout assets.

We are new as a launch firm. What we bring is the evidence, the engine and the discipline to run every launch the same way.

03How a launch runs

1. Before launchPick the hook: a payout asset on the day it first becomes available. Set supply, tax steps and pool depth against expected first-hour demand. Book the second leg with the market-making partner. Prepare the launch kit and the post that ties the token to a live story. Our readiness report can say "not ready", and we will say it.
2. Launch hourThe pool opens with liquidity in place. The tax starts buying the payout asset. The receipt page goes live with the first payout. The situation room starts watching buyers, holders and trading.
3. Days 1 to 14Payouts every hour. Keep or forfeit moves sellers' unvested payouts to holders. The tax steps down on schedule. Callers get fresh numbers every day. Flat first days are normal for winners, so we read the launch on data, not on hour one.
4. The second legTimed off what the situation room sees, inside days 7 to 14: deeper liquidity, tier-2 exchange listings, and the tax end date as its own event.
5. AfterThe tax reaches zero and the switch is deleted on-chain, publicly. The receipt page stays up as the permanent record of what holders were paid.

04Where we launch

Solana first. Robinhood Chain second. Ready for whichever chain heats up next.

05How we are organised

A nucleus and an orbit.

The nucleus is Hayden, Thomas and Elie, working with Thomas's and Elie's AI agents. Every strategy is born here and every product is built here. Decisions are made here.

The orbit is business development, marketing connections, partners and collaborators, and the market-making team. They bring projects, reach and liquidity, and plug into each launch where they are needed.

The nucleus stays small on purpose. We own the parts of a launch that decide whether it lasts: the hook, the structure, the engine, the receipts and the timing of the second leg.

06How we work with a project

One engagement, two income lines.

• Launch coordination fee$30K to $50K, rising with the project's launch budget (10 to 15% of a $1M budget).
• A share of the upside10% of the launch tax while it runs, taken in the payout asset through a public treasury, never in the project's token.
• Live launch situation roomFrom $25K.

What the tax share is worth · replayed on real 14-day volumes (estimate)

Our take per launch · fee plus tax share

The token buys its payout asset from its own tax, so we buy nothing, and liquidity sits with the market-making partner. We earn most when holders are paid most.

Two ways in: a $500 market report and a $5,000 readiness report with a walkthrough call.

07What we stand for

• Everything on the receipt page is real.Every payout, every forfeit and every wallet's earnings can be checked on-chain by anyone, at any time. Our own 10% lands in a public treasury, in plain view.
• No fake numbers.No wash volume, no hidden allocations, no market cap promises. We sell readiness and structure, and our readiness report says "not ready" when a project is not.
• Switches that turn off for good.When the tax ends, the control is deleted on-chain. Holders do not have to trust us; they can check.
• Small vaults, paid out often.Nothing of size ever sits waiting. Payouts move every hour.
• Our verdict stays ours.No referral fees either way with the market-making partner. A project gets our honest read, and so does every holder who opens the receipt page.

In a market full of launches built to be sold on day one, Holdfast builds the ones worth holding.