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Launch costs

The cost is the official launch fee, any opening purchase and the gas needed for the transaction.

Official launch fee

Pair reads the fee from the Pons factory rather than treating it as a permanent price. The reviewed transaction must pay the exact fee plus the opening purchase.

Pair also creates a per-launch vault and, for a non-ETH pairing, a pool. Those operations consume gas. A zero-percent opening purchase does not remove these costs.

Opening purchase

Buying a larger percentage of the fixed supply costs progressively more ETH on the bonding curve. The estimate includes the current base trading fee and the mandatory 2% creator tax.

The exact-output calculation rounds the required ETH upward so the selected token amount is covered. The final simulation checks the real contract behaviour; an estimate alone is not a guarantee that a transaction will succeed.

tokens = supply × selectedBasisPoints / 10,000
inputETH = floor(tokens × phantomReserve × 10,000
  / ((supply − tokens) × (10,000 − totalFeeBps))) + 1

Gas and failed transactions

Your wallet estimates network gas separately. Keep enough ETH for gas in addition to the displayed launch value.

A reverted transaction does not complete the launch or transfer the intended purchase into a successful new position, but it can still consume gas. A rejected wallet signature creates no transaction.