Launchpads

jeetproof targets nine launch venues across three chains, all from the same terminal. They share the same core toolkit - distribution, market operations, watch & auto-snipe - but differ in how liquidity is structured, how anti-snipe works, and whether creator fees exist.

Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663)

The primary chain. First-come-first-served sequencing and no public mempool - see Market operations for what that means for strategy.

klik.finance

A single-sided AMM launch. Liquidity is seeded at deploy and the LP position is burned permanently - there’s no pool to manage after launch. Sells need a one-time approval step. Anti-snipe: transfers are blocked in the exact launch block (except the dev-buy), then each wallet is capped at 2% of supply for a short window after. Creator fees: not applicable (no ongoing fee stream to claim).

Pons

Single-sided AMM, LP position locked rather than burned. Buying needs no approval; selling needs one. Anti-snipe: only the dev-buy recipient can receive tokens in the launch block, then per-wallet and per-transaction caps apply for a short restriction window (on the order of tens of seconds). Creator fees: supported, claimable from the terminal with a live preview.

Flap (flap.sh)

A bonding-curve launch - trades happen directly against the curve, no separate pool exists until the token graduates. Deploy sets the token’s supply, tokenomics, and which AMM shape it migrates to at graduation. No confirmed anti-snipe mechanism. No creator fee stream - flap.sh tokens can optionally tax trades, and that tax is a holder dividend, not a founder claim.

Noxa (noxa.fi)

Single-sided AMM, close cousin of Pons. Anti-snipe is time-based rather than block-based - a restriction window measured in real time, not block count. Creator fees are supported and paid out as a single net amount rather than split by asset.

Circus (circus.trade)

Two-phase: starts as a bonding curve, then graduates to a locked AMM pool once the curve is exhausted (roughly halfway through supply, ETH-quoted; also available quoted against a handful of major tokenized-stock pairs). Anti-snipe is a decaying trade tax that fades out over the first stretch after launch, rather than a hard cap. Creator fees are claimable directly, with an exact pending amount shown before you claim.

Long.xyz

Trading and watch & auto-snipe only - no in-app deploy. Launch on Long.xyz’s own site, then point jeetproof’s deployer watch at it to catch the launch and start operating immediately. Anti-snipe mechanics on Long.xyz are not independently confirmed, so treat the launch window with the same caution as an unprotected one.

bow.fun

Single-phase AMM - one pool, locked forever, for the token’s whole life; no graduation step. Anti-snipe is a per-wallet cap only. Creator fees are claimable by anyone (fully permissionless), but always pay out to the token’s original deployer regardless of who triggers the claim.

Bankr (bankr.bot) — Base and Robinhood Chain

The only launchpad here that spans two chains. Deploys go through the underlying protocol Bankr itself is built on, signed by your own vault wallet - not a Bankr-hosted signer - so it stays fully in your control. Liquidity uses a multicurve structure with a decaying anti-snipe fee that’s steep at launch and fades over the first several seconds. A small protocol-level beneficiary share is standard on every Doppler-based launch, on top of your own allocation. Creator fees are claimable from the terminal on either chain.

Base itself is an ordinary rollup where gas price affects transaction ordering (unlike Robinhood Chain) - jeetproof adapts automatically, no separate configuration needed.

four.meme — BNB Smart Chain

jeetproof’s first BNB Smart Chain venue. Trading and watch & auto-snipe only - there’s no in-app deploy for four.meme. Launch your token on four.meme’s own site, then point jeetproof’s deployer watch at it to catch the launch and start operating immediately, the same pattern Long.xyz uses on Robinhood Chain.

A bonding-curve launch, 80% of supply sellable on the curve before it graduates. No confirmed anti-snipe mechanism. No creator fee stream - all trading fees on four.meme go to the platform, not the token’s creator.

Which to use

That depends on your token, your audience, and which chain your community is already on. The mechanics above affect how liquidity is locked, how anti-snipe behaves, and whether there’s a fee stream to claim later. If in doubt, start on the venue your community already knows.