InkyPump is a token launch platform on Ink mainnet (chain 57073). You can create a token, raise ETH through a bonding curve, and have it bond to a Uniswap V4 pool when the curve fills. The platform is at inkypump.com.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.inkyswap.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What you can do
| Action | Where |
|---|---|
| Launch a token | Create page or createLaunch on the V2 hook |
| Trade tokens on a curve | Token’s trade page or buy and sell on the V2 hook |
| Trade tokens after bonding | Token’s trade page or Uniswap Universal Router |
| Earn from your token | Variable fee split, withdrawn with withdrawFees |
| Refer trades and launches | Share ?ref=<code> URLs, points accrue automatically |
| Launch from your editor | The InkyPump MCP server |
Versions
InkyPump V2 is the current launch system. It launched on Ink mainnet with a flat 2 percent fee, configurable curve gain, captcha based anti-snipe, on chain referral attribution, and bonding to Uniswap V4. V1 is the original launch system. It is deprecated. V1 tokens still trade through their original contracts and Uniswap V2 pairs. For V1 specifics, see Legacy.How V2 works in two minutes
- A creator launches a token. They pick a target raise (1 to 5 ETH), a curve gain multiplier (1x to 21x), a creator fee split, and an optional anti-snipe window
- The contract deploys the token and opens trading on a linear bonding curve
- Traders buy and sell on the curve. Every trade pays 2 percent total fees (1 percent protocol, 1 percent variable to creator and buyback)
- When the curve raises the target, the contract bonds the token to a Uniswap V4 pool with a 0.1 percent fee
- Trading continues on the V4 pool. The creator keeps earning through the hook on every V4 swap
Where to go next
Quickstart
Start trading or launching in under a minute.
Create a Token
Walkthrough of the V2 launch flow.
Trade on InkyPump
How buy and sell works on V2.
Fees and Economics
The 2 percent fee structure.
API Reference
V2 contract addresses and function signatures.
MCP Server
Drive InkyPump from Claude Code or Codex.