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Use the Ink create page for a production launch on Ink. The form selects the current deployment; an integration must discover it through the API.

Before you start

Both paths require a name, ticker, description, image, curve settings, creator fee split, and start time. Social links and a prebuy are optional.

Product flow

1

Connect on Ink

Visit inkypump.com/ink/create and connect the wallet that should own the launch and creator fees.
2

Choose the quote type

Select native ETH or one of the xStocks assets marked launchable by the live form. An asset shown for information is not always enabled for new creation.
3

Enter metadata

Add the name, ticker, description, image, and optional social links.
4

Choose the curve settings

Set the target, gain, creator split, optional anti-snipe window, start time, and prebuy. The form applies the selected deployment’s units and limits.
5

Review the asset and amount

Native prebuys use ETH. xStocks prebuys use wrapper units and need an approval to the exact per-asset hook.
6

Sign and save the hash

A successful receipt with one LaunchCreated event proves the launch. If the page is still waiting for the indexer, do not submit it again.

What happens next

The token trades against its on-chain curve until it reaches its quote-asset target. It then bonds to its immutable V4 pool. Corrected/current hooks expose that key on chain; legacy Ink tokens use indexed immutable pool fields. Native launches bond against native ETH; xStocks launches bond against their wrapper.

For launchpad integrations

Do not copy the product form’s current hook into your code. Follow the Launchpad Quickstart, then add xStocks Launches only if you need that path.
The published @inkyswap/pump-mcp@0.1.1 package is a legacy operator tool and must not create a new production launch. It pins a deprecated hook.

Fees and Economics

Understand current and historical fee allocation.

Bonding Curve

Learn how the on-chain price changes.

Creator Earnings

Read and withdraw creator fees safely.

Bonding to V4

See how the exact post-bond pool is chosen.