The first launchpad where utility follows distribution.
Every other launchpad gates tokens by time. RelayPad gates utility by ownership — the only mechanism that can't simply be waited out.
Not a vesting schedule. Not a lockup. A live measurement of who actually holds the token.
Pre-launch interface. No protocol statistics are shown because none exist yet — every token below is illustrative example data.
Two ways to lock a token — only one tracks reality
Time-based vesting rewards patience. Distribution-based gating rewards actually getting the token into more hands.
One measures elapsed time. The other measures the ownership structure itself.
Traditional vesting: locked by time
A cliff drains down on a schedule. Ownership can still sit in three wallets the whole time.
RelayPad: locked by concentration
The bar fills as real, distinct holders receive the token — and it falls back if supply re-concentrates.
How it works
Launch
Deploy permissionlessly and set your unlock rule: a minimum distinct holder count and a maximum single-wallet share.
Distribute
The token trades completely normally from block one. Transfers are never restricted or throttled — the attached utility simply stays dormant.
Unlock
Once distribution crosses the threshold, utility activates automatically on-chain. If supply re-concentrates, it re-locks — this is ongoing, not a one-time gate.
Never restricted. Only ever gated.
A RelayPad token is fully liquid and tradeable from the moment it exists — full stop, no exceptions. Below the threshold, the utility simply sits dormant. Above it, it switches on with no admin action. And if a wallet re-accumulates past the cap, it switches back off.
The rule responds to the holder map as it changes — not to a countdown clock.