About Mooner
A token launchpad on Hyperliquid where launch rules are enforced on-chain from the first block.
Mooner is getting ready for mainnet on Hyperliquid. These docs describe it as it will launch; the app opens at launch, on this site. Updates on Telegram.
What is Mooner?
Mooner is a token launchpad where launch rules are enforced on-chain from the first block. It launches on Hyperliquid: see Mooner on Hyperliquid.
Most launchpads optimize for speed and volume. The result has been concentrated holdings, early dumps, and low graduation rates. Mooner applies a different set of constraints: every coin launches under explicit, verifiable rules that the creator chooses once and nobody can change afterward.
Mooner has no token. Stars, points that track real use of the platform, start from day one.
Technical overview
Mooner is a set of contracts on HyperEVM plus a website that reads them. The contracts hold every rule; the website, the launch key and the services cannot change what a coin is allowed to do.
Every coin is born on its own bonding curve. The curve sells 793,100,000 of its 1,000,000,000 tokens, and every buy is checked against the coin's max per wallet before it settles. When the curve sells out, the coin graduates: what it raised, less the 0.02 HYPE migration fee, and its remaining tokens open a pool on Project X at the curve's last price, and 100% of that pool's liquidity is locked forever.
The Mooner Stack
Design principles
- Rules over narrative. Every constraint that affects holders is implemented in the contracts and can be verified on-chain. No social promises.
- Transparency before trading. Wallet relationships and clusters are visible before trading begins, not after.
- A product, not a token. Mooner is a launchpad. It sells nothing but its service.
- Usage is the signal. Stars track real activity: creating, bonding, paying fees and holding.