Launch frozen.Fees locked. Liquidity iced.
Every Glacipop coin is frozen in one transaction: the pool fee, buy fee and sell fee are set once and never change, the liquidity is locked in an Icebox nobody can open, and every fee goes to the coin's creator.
One email when the freezer opens. No spam.
Freeze. Ice. Thaw.
Freeze
Name, ticker, picture. Pick the pool fee (1–3%), buy fee (0.5–10%) and sell fee (1–5%). One transaction, gas only, no code. Those numbers never move again.
Ice
The pool's share of supply becomes one Uniswap PositionManager NFT, minted straight into the Permafrost. The Permafrost has no withdraw function. Ever.
Thaw
Buy and sell fees are held by the Hoarfrost hook in ETH. Pool fees accrue on the locked position. Anyone can press thaw, and all of it goes to the creator's recipient. Glacipop keeps nothing.
Every trade pays the creator.
Pick the fees you'd freeze and drag the trade size. This is exactly what the Rime hook and the pool charge.
Buy and sell fees are taken in ETH by the Rime hook and wait in the Icebox. Pool fees accrue on the three liquidity rungs. One harvest sends all of it to the payee. Glacipop keeps nothing.
Same launch. Nothing to pull.
A warm launch
- DAY 1The team adds liquidity from a wallet it controls and promises to lock it later.
- FEESA platform cut, a launch tax, a fee switch someone can flip. The numbers live in a dashboard, not the contract.
- DAY 30Liquidity moves. Fees change. Holders find out on the chart.
A frozen launch
- BLOCK 1Liquidity is minted as an NFT into the Permafrost in the same transaction that makes the coin. No wallet ever holds it.
- FEESPool, buy and sell fees are constants written at the freeze. The hook has no switch; the Glacier's owner can only pause new freezes, never touch a coin.
- FOREVER100% of every fee goes to the recipient, and only the recipient can hand that right to another wallet.
Quick licks.
Where does the ETH in the pool come from?
From buyers. A coin opens with coins only, laid out below the opening price. The first ETH in the pool is the first buy. If a big share is sold straight back into the pool, the price falls back toward the bottom.
Who gets the fees?
The coin's recipient, always. The buy and sell fees are taken in ETH by the Hoarfrost hook; pool fees accrue on the locked liquidity NFT. thaw() sends everything to the recipient. Glacipop takes no cut.
Can the creator change the fees or take the liquidity?
No. Fees are set once in the freeze transaction. The Permafrost holds the liquidity NFT and has no function to move, decrease or transfer it. The hook has no admin. The Glacier's owner can only pause or unpause new freezes.
What can the creator change?
Only the recipient of the fees, and only the current recipient can do it.
What does the pool look like at launch?
One coin-only liquidity position from the opening price down to the lowest tick. Explorers show it as a single "add liquidity" event at launch. The first ETH in the pool is the first buy.
When does it open?
The contracts are written and tested. Join the waitlist and you'll get exactly one email, the day it opens.
Be first in the freezer.
The first batch launches with gas as the only cost.
One email when the freezer opens. No spam.