Features
What happens when you launch on SafeMemes, and what stays protected afterwards.
SafeMeme tokens
Every SafeMeme is a fixed-supply token with no owner: nobody can mint more, pause it, or freeze wallets. The whole supply goes straight into the token's SafeLaunch, so the creator never holds a pile they could dump.
Each token has a wallet cap between 0.5% and 3% of supply, chosen at launch and fixed forever. It applies to every wallet, including the creator's. Tokens trade only on SafeMemes, because other exchanges can't enforce these rules.
SafeLaunch
65% of the tokens sell in five stages of 11%, 12%, 13%, 14% and 15%, each at a fixed price roughly 20% higher than the stage before. Prices are set the moment the launch is created and can't be changed by anyone. The other 35% of the tokens are never for sale — they are held back for the market.
The money buyers pay sits in the launch contract, untouchable by the creator and by us, until the last stage sells out. If that doesn't happen before the deadline, or the creator cancels, every buyer takes back exactly what they paid.
A market that can't be pulled
A market needs both sides, so when stage 5 sells out the pool is formed from both: the 35% of tokens held back, paired with 93% of the money buyers paid. The creator takes 5% of that money and SafeMemes 2%. There is no function to withdraw the pool afterwards, for the creator or for us — the code to do it does not exist.
Because more money goes into the pool than the last stage charged for the tokens beside it, the market opens about 26% above the stage 5 price — so even the last buyer in the sale starts ahead, instead of being someone else's exit. After that the price moves with buying and selling like any market, and it can go down.
Creator cockpit
One dashboard for everything you've launched: live stage progress, countdowns, buyers, holders, volume and the earnings waiting for you. Withdraw with one click.
Missions point to your next move, and ranks and insignia mark real milestones like your first sold-out stage or your hundredth holder. They're computed from on-chain activity, so they can't be faked.
Creator profiles
Pick a handle and add a bio, images and links to your socials. Your wallet signs the profile and SafeMemes publishes it to Arweave for free, so it's permanent and provably yours.
Your public page at safememes.fun/u/yourhandle lists every token you've launched with its status, holders and volume.
NFT edition drops
Release numbered editions of one artwork. The art, the maximum supply, the price, the per-wallet limit, your reserve (at most 10%) and the resale royalty (at most 10%) are all fixed when the drop is created. There is no owner function to mint extra, swap the art or change the terms afterwards.
Set a mint goal and the money stays escrowed until the goal is met: reach it and you are paid, miss it and every collector can return their editions for the full price. The artwork is published to Arweave before the drop exists, so the link in the contract can never point somewhere else.
Gas-back rewards
Sonic pays apps a share of the network fees their contracts generate, and every SafeMemes launch, token and drop registers itself for it. Each month that share is split: part to the creator whose launch or drop caused the activity, part to the wallets that paid the fees, and the rest to the platform.
Each round is published as a full allocation file with only its fingerprint stored on-chain, and claims open 24 hours later so a wrong round can be pulled before anyone is paid. Your wallet checks the file against the chain before it shows you a claim.
Airdrops
Reward your community by sending S or tokens you hold to up to 200 wallets in one transaction. The cockpit checks every recipient against the token's wallet cap first, so an airdrop never fails halfway.
Clear fees
No fee to buy during a sale. After launch, each trade pays 0.50%: 0.25% to the creator, 0.20% to SafeMemes and 0.05% to the SafeMemes safety reserve. When a launch sells out, the creator receives 5% of the money raised and SafeMemes 2%, with the remaining 93% locked into the market. An NFT edition pays the creator 95%, SafeMemes 4% and the safety reserve 1%, and only once the drop has succeeded.
The safety reserve is held by SafeMemes Labs to help respond to security incidents. It isn't insurance, and payouts from it aren't guaranteed.
Coming next
NFT edition drops are live in the cockpit today, on the same terms as a token launch: fixed at creation, refundable if a drop misses its goal.