A token with a game plan.

Tampad is building a Solana launchpad that pairs a token identity with an isolated perpetual trading strategy. Creators choose the market, direction and leverage as part of the launch configuration.

Token launches are not open yet. You can connect a wallet and prepare a token configuration; publishing a token and opening a perpetual strategy are not currently available.

The launch flow

1. Create an identity. Choose a token name, ticker and logo.
2. Configure a strategy. Select SOL, BTC or ETH, Long or Short, and supported leverage.
3. Launch on a bonding curve. The token has its own market price and launch progress.
4. Follow the position. Inspect the associated strategy’s collateral, activity and execution receipts.

Each token is intended to have separate strategy accounts and an isolated perpetual position. Launch funding requirements, venue integration and production limits must be finalized before transactions can be enabled.

Strategy parameters

The intended on-chain configuration fixes the underlying market, trade direction and leverage at launch. A creator cannot later switch the token’s strategy thesis by changing these values.

The draft configurator offers a provisional 1–10× range. Production leverage must respect the selected venue’s market limits and risk rules. Fixed configuration does not imply fixed returns or a guaranteed effective leverage throughout a position’s life.

Token price ≠ underlying price

A SOL Long token is not SOL, a leveraged SOL redemption claim, or a peg to SOL’s price. Its market price depends on its own trading activity. Strategy performance and token performance are different measurements.

Bonding-curve progress and collateral are also separate: one describes the token’s launch, the other supports its perpetual exposure. Completing a curve does not prove that a strategy has adequate margin.

The proposed trading engine

An off-chain scheduler would monitor margin and submit updates under predefined rules. Depending on those rules and available collateral, it could resize a position or add margin.

The intended engine targets a new cycle approximately 15 seconds after the previous update completes. This is a scheduling target, not a guaranteed execution interval. Transaction confirmation, RPC availability and venue conditions can delay updates. Solana programs do not wake themselves up or execute on a timer.

Adding margin requires available funds. Monitoring and automated adjustments cannot guarantee that liquidation will be prevented.

Inspectable state and receipts

The intended interface separates configured parameters, current engine status, collateral and confirmed position activity. Submitted or pending operations must not appear as confirmed executions.

Listings should be backed by confirmed token launches, and receipts should link to their actual on-chain transactions. The launch directory is currently empty. Draft configurations are not published listings.

Understand the risk

• Leverage amplifies losses as well as gains. A position can be liquidated and lose its collateral.
• Token holders face independent token-price and liquidity risk.
• Account isolation does not remove smart-contract, oracle, venue, execution or infrastructure risk.
• Network congestion and delayed updates can prevent timely position management.
• No strategy guarantees profit, principal protection or redemption value.

Launch availability

You can connect a Solana wallet, prepare your token image, name, ticker, description and community links, choose a strategy, and export your configuration. These actions do not deploy a token.

On-chain token creation, bonding-curve trading and perpetual strategy execution are not available yet. No funds are accepted. No transactions are signed or submitted. Solana Wallet Standard connection shares your public address only; this is not a signed login. The create page accepts a local token image, description and HTTPS community links, and exports them as a draft. Images are not uploaded or pinned to storage.