Simulation. This is not real on-chain data. The hangar is sample activity until mainnet.
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Launch a token. Get an Engine. Own the flow. This page is the rulebook. The hangar you see is sample data.
Overview
Luko is a launchpad. Every token launched here mints one Revenue Engine, a pixel collectible that keeps 20% of that token's creator fees. The Engine belongs to a wallet. Sell or transfer it and the 20% follows the new holder.
There are 999 Engines. They mint in order, one per launch. After #999 the mint closes. A later launch is only possible by taking an Engine the vault already holds.
Launch
- Connect a wallet and pay $11 in SOL at the live SOL price.
- $1 of that is the platform fee. $10 is setup. Neither amount is claimable.
- The next Engine is minted to you in the same launch. One token, one number.
- You are the token creator and the first Engine holder, so you start with both the 50% and the 20%.
Engines
- Each Engine is tied to one token. Its journal is that token.
- Income collects on the Engine. Only the current holder can claim it.
- Unclaimed fees stay with the Engine if it changes hands.
- Rarity is visual only. Genesis, Rare, Core, Standard, and Final all keep 20%.
Fees
The split applies to creator fees from trades. It does not include the venue's own fee, and it does not include the $11 launch.
- Creator
- 50%
- Engine
- 20%
- Vault
- 23%
- Reserve
- 7%
Past revenue does not guarantee future revenue.
Vault
The vault's 23% accumulates and buys Engines into inventory. Each one records a cost basis. Taking a slot pays that amount and moves the Engine to your wallet. Unclaimed fees on it stay with it.
Open the vaultClaims
- Claims are pull-based. Nothing is sent until the holder claims.
- Claim one Engine from its page, or claim every Engine you hold from Mine.
- A claim pays the wallet that holds the Engine at that moment.
FAQ
Am I the creator of the token?
Yes. The launch is created from the connected wallet. You keep the 50% creator share.
What do I earn?
50% of that token's creator fees, plus the Engine's 20% for as long as you hold the Engine.
Can the split change?
No. Every launch uses the same 50 / 20 / 23 / 7 split. Rarity does not change it.
Is $LUKO required?
No. You do not need $LUKO to launch, hold an Engine, or claim.
What is the $11?
$1 is the platform fee and $10 is setup. It is paid in SOL at the live price, and it is not claimable later.
What if the vault inventory is empty?
Take-slot closes until the vault's 23% has bought another Engine. New launches still mint the next number until #999.
Risks
- Most tokens stop trading. An Engine whose token is quiet earns nothing.
- What someone pays for an Engine can be far from what it has earned.
- Creator fees depend on the venue. The 20% is a share of whatever that venue pays the creator.
- The hangar on this site is sample data until a wallet launches for real.
Nothing here is financial advice. Only use what you can afford to lose.
