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SATSPAD

144 a day. Not 30,000.

A launchpad that runs on Bitcoin's clock. One coin per block, ten minutes apart, and the block height becomes that coin's serial number. Miss your block and you wait for the next one.

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SATSPAD
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The block clock

connecting…

Bitcoin block height
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Next slot in
—:—
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next slot
waiting
status
— / 144
slots today
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avg block (last 12)
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Launch a coin

one reservation per block · first come, first served

Written into the launch alongside the block height. It cannot be edited afterwards.
Filled at the same price as everyone else in the block. No pre-mint, no allocation.
Supply1,000,000,000
Launch fee— BTC
Mint authoritynone — revoked at launch
Preview of the launch flow. Nothing is signed or spent on this page.
Your slotunreserved
Block—
Opens in—:—
Serial number—
Coin—
Ticker—
Supply—
Fee—
awaiting input…
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The last 12 blocks

every one of these was a slot

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How it works

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One coin per block

Every Bitcoin block opens exactly one launch slot. It fills or it goes empty. There is never a second one in the same block.

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Reserve it first

Slots go first come, first served. If the next block is already taken you are offered the one after it. No auction, no paying to skip the line.

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The height is the serial

Your coin is stamped with the block it launched in. That number already exists, it is public, and it can never be issued to anything else.

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Miss it, wait ten minutes

The chain sets the pace. Not the pad, not a queue you can buy your way up. Everyone gets the same ten minutes.

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The rules

all of them

Slots per day
144 — one per Bitcoin block, capped by the chain itself and not by policy.
Cost to launch
— flat. No listing fee, no percentage of supply, no deal for going first.
Supply
— on every coin. Identical for all of them so nothing is special.
Creator allocation
None. A creator's first buy is filled at the same price as everyone else in that block.
Mint authority
Revoked at launch. Supply cannot be increased afterwards by anyone, including us.
Serial number
The block height. Public, verifiable on any Bitcoin explorer, and never reused.
If two people want the same block
The first reservation takes it. The second is offered the next open block, not a bidding war.
Where the fee goes
— of every launch fee buys $SATS on the open market. The rest runs the pad.
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The numbers

144
launches / day
1
per block
~10 min
between slots
52,560
a year, max

For reference: the big Solana pads clear roughly 30,000 launches a day. This one cannot physically do more than 144, because it would have to change Bitcoin to do it.

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$SATS

the pad's own coin

What it is

$SATS is the coin of the pad itself. It is not a governance token and it does not vote on anything. Every coin launched here pays a flat fee, and a fixed share of that fee is spent buying $SATS on the open market.

— buys $SATS — runs the pad

Why 144 matters to holders

A pad that launches 30,000 coins a day earns on volume and buries every launch in noise. A pad that can only launch 144 earns on scarcity — each slot is worth more to the person taking it, and each one is visible. The cap is the product, and the fee from every filled slot flows to the same place.

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Questions

A block is a batch of Bitcoin transactions that gets confirmed roughly every ten minutes, and every one of them is numbered in order forever. That number is what this pad uses as a launch slot, so the schedule is set by Bitcoin rather than by us.
Because Bitcoin produces about 144 blocks a day and each block opens exactly one slot. It is not a limit we chose and it is not one we can raise — the only way to get more launches would be to change Bitcoin itself.
Nothing bad. Your reservation rolls to the next open block, which is about ten minutes away. There is no penalty and no queue position to lose, because there is no queue to jump.
There is no creator allocation and no pre-mint. If a creator wants a position they buy it in the same block as everyone else at the same price. Mint authority is revoked at launch, so nobody can print more supply afterwards.
It is the coin's serial number. Block 912,345 can hold one launch and then that number is spent forever. You can check any coin's height on a public Bitcoin explorer without trusting us.
It is the pad's own coin. A fixed share of every launch fee is spent buying it on the open market. It gives no special access — holders do not skip the line, because nobody skips the line.
No. It is a memecoin launchpad. Assume any coin launched here, including this one, can go to zero.