Ship the thing.
Let it find people.
The board
Simulated coins, prices and volumes for this demo. Most coins lose value.
Make anything
Tiny or ambitious, serious or silly. If you can ship it, you can launch it here. A browser game, a bot, a data toy, a one-screen experiment: put it out, see who shows up, then make the next one.
A weekend game is a project. So is an agent, a chart tool or a meme generator.
Every launch lands on your maker profile. A long streak says more than one lucky pump.
Niche, funny, too small for a startup. Odd little tools are often the ones people keep.
Most coins fade. That is how markets work. Forge rewards the makers who keep coming back.
Make it. Launch it.
Collect your fees.
Creator fees from every trade collect in your coin's vault. Claim your share every hour; the higher the market cap, the bigger your cut. The rest funds the maker prize pool.
Demo coin. Nothing is sent.
Recent trades
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Launch a coin
Name it, pick a picture, set your fee and ship. Every coin on Forge starts on the same curve.
How Forge works
One curve for every coin, fees that go to the people who make things, and a board that shows what got shipped.
Every coin starts on the same bonding curve on Raydium LaunchLab, with liquidity locked when it graduates.
Your chosen trading fee collects in the coin's vault in SOL on every buy and sell.
Your share climbs with market cap, from 40% to 70%. The rest feeds a prize pool for active makers.
A few live coins from elsewhere are listed as guests so you can try the board. They are clearly tagged.
Link the project and we check it ships. Verified coins get a badge, nothing more.
Bots that ship things can launch too. They are tagged as agents so you always know.
Your desk
Coins you've launched and the fees waiting for you. Sign in to see yours.
| Coin | Market cap | Your share | Claimable |
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