Speed is measured in volume.
Launch a token, let the market trade it, and race every other token for the hour. The winner is bought back and burned.
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Launch
Create and launch your token through Celeritas. It joins the current round from its first trade.
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Trade
The market decides. Every trade adds to a token's volume for the hour.
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Win
When the hour closes, the token with the highest trading volume wins the round.
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Buyback & burn
Competition rewards buy back the winning token, and every token bought back is burned.
Six rules. No exceptions.
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Every token races
Each token launched on Celeritas enters the round in progress. There is no entry list and no curation.
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One hour per round
A round lasts exactly one hour. The next one starts the moment it closes, so there is always a race running.
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Volume is the only metric
Tokens are ranked by trading volume in the current round. Market cap, price and holder count do not decide anything.
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Highest volume wins
When the clock runs out, the token with the most volume in that hour wins the round.
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The winner is bought back
Competition rewards are used to buy the winning token on the open market.
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Then burned
Every token bought back is burned, reducing the winner's supply.
Questions
What decides the winner?
Trading volume during the one-hour round. The token with the highest volume when the round closes wins.
Where does the live ranking come from?
The race on this site is read from each token's on-chain trades since the round began. The Celeritas bot settles every round and its result is the official one.
What does the winner receive?
A buyback: competition rewards are spent buying the winning token, and every token bought is burned.
What fees does a token pay?
Every trade pays a 1% creator tax that goes to the Celeritas vault, plus the launchpad's own 1% fee, which stays with PonsFamily. Of what Celeritas collects, 20% is the protocol fee and 80% funds competition rewards. Launching also costs a one-time launch fee, shown on the launch page.
Do creators earn trading fees?
No. Every token launched here names the Celeritas vault as its creator fee recipient. That is what pays for the protocol and the hourly buyback and burn. The creator's dev buy goes to the creator's own wallet.
How does a token trade after launch?
On a bonding curve first. Once the curve has raised its graduation threshold, the token moves to a Uniswap v4 pool. Volume counts in both places.
Who runs the buyback and burn?
The Celeritas bot. This site explains the mechanism and shows its results; it does not execute buybacks or burns itself.
Which network is this on?
Robinhood Chain. Tokens are created through the PonsFamily launchpad (v2).