A Solana launchpad. One strike, one spark.
A flint does not promise fire. It strikes, and either there is a spark or there is not. Flintharbor launches the same way: no roadmap, no countdown, no pre-sale. One strike in the open, and the harbour sees it land.
A knapper takes a flint down in a fixed order. So does a launch here. Each flake is public, each one comes off in turn, and nobody skips to the edge.
The creator strikes the launch in the open. Name, mark, supply. No pre-sale, no quiet allocation on the side.
Open to every walletTrading on one public curve. Price follows the pool and only the pool. Early hands pay less because there is more core left.
One curve, no pauseWhen the pool reaches its mark the edge is set: liquidity locks, and no key, ours or the creator's, can dull it.
Liquidity lockedThe pool migrates to an open Solana liquidity pool. From here the flint is out of our hands and in the harbour's.
Open pool, any routerStrikes are cut into the wall in the order they happen. A sample run of five.
Launch placed in the open.
Curve open, 1st trade.
Pool at 50 % of mark.
Mark reached, liquidity locked.
Migrated to open pool.
Sample wall. Times are illustrative and do not describe a live launch.