Stage I
Hatch
TriggerYou launch it.
You pick a Pokémon and set a ticker for each form before it exists. It hatches as Bulbasaur, $BULB, and trades on a bonding curve straight away.
A launchpad on Solana
Every coin is a Pokémon. It hatches at launch and evolves as its market cap grows: Stage II at 150 SOL, Stage III at 1,000 SOL. Name, ticker and sprite change. The contract address doesn’t.
The bar on screen is market cap. Watch it fill, or tap a stage.
Stage I
TriggerYou launch it.
You pick a Pokémon and set a ticker for each form before it exists. It hatches as Bulbasaur, $BULB, and trades on a bonding curve straight away.
Stage II
TriggerMarket cap holds above 150 SOL for 5 minutes.
Then anyone can press Evolve. The name, ticker and sprite update on-chain to the second form chosen at launch, Ivysaur, $IVY. Same contract address.
Stage III
TriggerMarket cap holds above 1,000 SOL for 5 minutes.
By now it has graduated to Raydium, so the hold uses Raydium’s average price. The last evolution, to Venusaur, $VENU. Nobody can add a fourth.
An evolution rewrites the token’s metadata. Watch the entry update itself.
Type any of the 541 Pokémon you can hatch, set a ticker for each form, and press A to preview it. When you’re ready, hatch it in the app.
Use ↑ ↓ or click to read.
Market cap only. Stage II at 150 SOL, Stage III at 1,000 SOL, the same for every coin. Market cap has to stay above the milestone for 5 minutes, and dipping below resets the timer, so a quick pump can’t force an evolution. After graduation the check uses Raydium’s average price over that window. Once it’s ready, anyone can press Evolve.
Every Pokémon, Generations I–IX: 541 to choose from, including ones with one or two forms and ones that never evolve. The same Pokémon can be hatched any number of times, and each coin is its own token. For branching Pokémon like Eevee, the creator picks the branch at launch. A coin can also start at a later form, like a Pichu-line coin that starts as Pikachu.
When a coin evolves, its name, ticker and image update on-chain. The contract address never changes, so always verify a coin by its contract address. Supply is fixed at 1B, with minting and freezing switched off at launch. Pokémon that never evolve keep their name forever.
All forms, tickers and milestones are fixed when the coin is created. Nobody can rename it or add forms, including the creator and the team.
1.25% on every buy and sell on the curve, the same as pump.fun. 100% of it buys $POKE and burns it: no creator cut, no platform cut, no treasury. A keeper moves the fees into the on-chain buyback vault, then buys $POKE on pump.fun in the same transaction that burns it. The 0.015 SOL graduation fee goes there too, and the contract caps the fee at 2.5%. Track the burns in the app.
The admin can pause launches and trading, adjust the fee within the cap, and switch off a Pokémon for new launches. The admin can’t touch any coin’s name, supply, curve or locked evolution milestones. Poképad is not audited yet.