Create coin
Name, ticker, supply, liquidity. Everything a launchpad already asks you for, unchanged.
Timed-exit launchpad
Coins you can't instantly leave.
Launch any token with a holding period built into the market. Buy whenever you want — your exit unlocks when the timer ends.
No instant flips. No same-block dumps. Every position has to stay for a while.
You can buy at any moment. You just can't be gone two blocks later.
How it works
Create coin → Choose lock → Launch.
It is still a pad. The creator picks name, ticker, supply and liquidity like anywhere else. Expopad just adds one more parameter at launch — and it is the one that changes the market.
Choose lock
Pick the minimum holding period every buy inherits: 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 6 hours or 24 hours.
Launch
The lock ships with the market and applies from block one — to every buyer, including the creator.
Lock windows
Four windows. One choice, made once.
The lock is a launch parameter, like supply. It is set before the first buy and it never moves afterwards — not by the creator, not by anyone.
5min
Snipe guard
Kills the same-block flip and little else. For coins that want fast rotation with a floor under it.
30min
Standard
Long enough that a buy has to sit through a real candle. The window most launches pick.
6hours
Session
Buyers hold across a full trading session. Turnover drops, the chart gets slower and wider.
24hours
Conviction
One full day minimum, per buy. For launches that would rather have holders than volume.
Worked example
Two buyers. Two clocks.
$ABC launched on a 30 minute lock. You buy at 14:20, so you are sellable at 14:50. Someone else buys at 14:35 — their tokens unlock at 15:05. Nobody is waiting for a shared unlock.
$ABC30 MIN LOCK
Now 14:20
You buy14:20 → sellable 14:50
Locked
Someone buys14:35 → sellable 15:05
Locked
14:2014:3214:4514:5715:10
The price is live the entire time. Buys land whenever they land, unlocked positions sell whenever they want — the only thing the lock touches is how early a specific buy may leave.
Your positions
One row per buy. One timer per row.
Buy twice and you hold two positions with two independent timers. The second buy never resets, extends or rescues the first one. Everything below is read live from the deployed contracts — including the creator's own locked buys.
Live markets · positions · unlock timers
On chain
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What it isn't
It doesn't change how price is found.
Still a pad
Creator launches a coin. Curve, liquidity, chart, the whole thing. Price discovery is untouched — the market keeps quoting continuously, block by block.
One new parameter
The only thing Expopad adds is when a buyer may sell again. Not how much, not at what price, not to whom.
FAQs
The short version.
Six things people ask before their first locked launch.
Can I buy while a coin is locked?
Yes. Buying is never restricted, at any point, for anyone. A lock only ever delays a sell.
Does the whole coin unlock at once?
No. There is no global unlock and no cliff for everyone to race to. Every buy carries its own timer, started at the moment it filled.
What happens if I buy twice?
You hold two positions with two timers. The earlier one unlocks first. Buying again does not reset, extend or merge anything.
Can the creator change the lock after launch?
No. The window is fixed at launch the same way supply is. It applies to the creator's own buys too.
Does the price freeze during a lock?
No. The market trades continuously. Buys land at any time and unlocked positions can sell at any time, so the chart never goes flat by design.
What about liquidity?
Liquidity behaves exactly as you expect. The lock sits on the seller's position, not on the pool.
Launch a coin with a locked exit.
Pick a window. Ship the market. Let the timers do the rest.