Launch with the Bear.
How a launch works
1. Your image and links are pinned to IPFS.
2. One transaction creates the token on pump.fun (fixed 1B supply, on a bonding curve priced in SOL) and — if you chose one — executes your dev buy. Nobody can buy before you.
3. BearPad pays the deploy: rent and network fees come from our treasury, topped up to the exact amount the transaction needs.
4. Your bear wallet is the token creator, so pump.fun creator rewards accrue to it.
Your bear wallet
Every browser gets its own Solana wallet — no extension needed. Fund it with SOL for dev buys and trades; withdraw to any address at any time.
BearPad holds the key (encrypted) so it can sign launches and trades for you. Export it from the wallet panel to import into Phantom, Backpack or Solflare — and to keep access if you clear cookies or switch devices.
Treat it as a hot wallet: keep only what you're about to use.
Free deploys
Deploys are sponsored, with fair-use limits per wallet and per network per day, plus a global daily budget. If a limit is hit, the launch stops before anything is created.
Safety
Each launch has an idempotency key — submitting twice returns the same launch, and one launch runs at a time per wallet.
The create transaction is simulated before it's signed, and its signature is recorded before it's broadcast. If anything fails, retry checks whether it landed first; it will never create a second token.
Market data comes from the chain (bonding-curve reserves) and public indexers (DexScreener, GeckoTerminal). Nothing is self-reported.
Graduation
When the bonding curve sells out, pump.fun migrates liquidity to a PumpSwap pool. BearPad follows the token there automatically — trading keeps working from your bear wallet.
The den awaits.
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