Jerry Pan, founder of o1.exchange, has announced via a post that the new o1 Launchpad contract is now in production. According to Pan, the newly deployed contract removes all internal allocations — both vested and unvested. This change is a direct response to questions and concerns raised earlier by the community. Under the new mechanism, developers are able to mint and purchase tokens through a process similar to Pump.fun. This approach helps ensure that liquidity stays balanced and symmetric at all times, and tokens can be sold immediately after purchase. Pan said the update addresses the issues the community had been talking about, and the contract documentation for o1 Launchpad has been updated to reflect the changes. He also cited Dune data showing that o1 Launchpad currently holds an 80% market share among launchpads built on the Base blockchain. The news was originally reported by Foresight on August 30, 2026.
Jerry Pan, founder of o1.exchange, said in a post that the new o1 Launchpad contract has gone live in production. The contract removes internal allocations — both vested and unvested — addressing community concerns raised earlier.
Developers can now mint and buy tokens through a Pump.fun-like mechanism. The design keeps liquidity balanced and symmetric: once buyers purchase tokens, they can sell at any time. Pan said the update resolves previously discussed issues, and the o1 Launchpad contract documentation has been updated in parallel.
Citing Dune data, Pan added that o1 Launchpad currently holds an 80% share of the Launchpad market on Base.
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