Memecoinsthat
earnwhileyousleep.
Launch a token in 30 seconds. Every buy stakes SEI through JellyPad's in-house liquid staker, so the pool earns native validator yield forever even when nobody is trading. Permanent liquidity. Burned LP. Only on Sei.
Three steps that nobody else can write.
Sei has two things no other EVM has: a staking precompile that runs inside any transaction, and infrastructure to make a clean liquid-staking ERC-20. JellyPad's contract uses both. Every buy stakes principal in-flight through our own staker, then graduates to permanent burned liquidity.
Bonding curve, staked.
Anyone can launch a token for 0.01 SEI. Buyers ride a constant-product curve. 99% of incoming SEI flows into the JellyPad staker (which delegates to validators or fills its own buffer) in the same transaction.
Graduates with burned LP.
When market cap hits the threshold, the contract pairs its accumulated jpSEI with the leftover token supply on Saphyre. 5% graduation fee retained as treasury. The LP receipt is burned to 0xdEaD: mathematically unrecoverable, no trust required.
Pool compounds forever.
The jpSEI count in the pool never changes, but each jpSEI is worth more SEI over time as our staker harvests validator rewards. Fees from every JellyPad trade lift the rate further. Holders cash that out when they sell.
We're not a faster pump.fun.
We're a different machine.
Every other launchpad's liquidity sits idle. Ours is yield-bearing from minute one and stays that way forever. The structural difference matters more than any UX gloss.
Every launch lifts
every other launch.
Every JellyPad pool is paired against the same jpSEI. Every buy on every token mints jpSEI and pays a 1% protocol fee that compounds back into the shared buffer. Every sell does the same. The exchange rate only goes up, which means the SEI-equivalent value of every previous pool's liquidity also only goes up. Pump.fun's tokens compete for liquidity. JellyPad's share it.
Buyer sends SEI into a JellyPad token.
A 1% protocol fee is collected. The other 99% is staked → mints new jpSEI at the current rate. The deposit itself is rate-neutral.
The protocol fee compounds into the jpSEI buffer.
Native-SEI fees lift the buffer's underlying SEI without minting new jpSEI. Numerator up, denominator unchanged → 1 jpSEI is worth slightly more SEI. Permanently.
Every previous graduated pool ratchets up in value.
Each pool holds a fixed jpSEI count on one side. The pool's SEI-equivalent liquidity rises as the rate rises, without a single trade on that pool. Every memecoin launched on JellyPad rides the same rising tide.
The jpSEI rate is monotonic. It only ever increases. New stakes are rate-neutral (numerator and denominator grow together). Validator rewards and protocol fees are rate-positive (numerator only). The absolute size of the per-trade uplift depends on total volume vs. total jpSEI supply: meaningful at scale, near-zero while small. The direction never reverses.
The longer you hold,
the more the chain pays you.
Modelled on a $1k entry into a token that grows to $10M market cap. The jpSEI sitting on the pool's side has the same count whether you hold for an hour or a year. Each jpSEI is worth more SEI when you exit. That delta is the yield contribution.
Diamond hand
contribution
On a token that 2,000×s and gets held for a year, the jpSEI side compounds enough to add ~7.7% on top of capital gains. Validator rewards plus protocol fees both feed the rate.
Mid-term holder
contribution
Hold a winner for one quarter and the yield is meaningful but not transformative. Net positive after exit fees from ~90 days onward.
Quick flipper
contribution
Flippers don't earn yield. Sub-day holds compound to almost nothing. The instant-unstake fee on exit dominates anything they could earn.
Modelled at ~4.4% APR (the gross validator yield captured by the JellyPad staker, before operational drag). Yield is unrealised gain inside the pool, claimable only by selling. Capital ROI from price action is separate and unbounded above. Yield is not a substitute for protection against drawdowns.
Three primitives.
All on one chain.
JellyPad couldn't exist on Solana, Ethereum, or any other EVM L1. The design depends on three things being available at the same time, and Sei is the only chain that has all three.
Staking precompile
0x...1005A smart contract baked into Sei's EVM at the protocol level. Any Solidity contract can call delegate() with msg.value in the same transaction. No bridge, no off-chain coordination. This is what lets the JellyPad staker delegate to validators in-flight as users buy memecoins.
JellyPadStaker (jpSEI)
in-houseOur own liquid staking ERC-20. We delegate principal directly to validators, harvest rewards, and run a self-replenishing instant-unstake buffer. No third-party fees skim our holders, and the buffer's thresholds are ours to manage. ~4.4% gross APR.
Saphyre / DragonSwap V2
0xa4cf2f53...12f2A Uniswap V2-compatible AMM that accepts arbitrary ERC-20 pairs. Identical to Uniswap mechanics with WSEI swapped in for WETH everywhere. We deploy each graduated token's permanent liquidity here as (jpSEI, TOKEN), then burn the LP receipt to 0xdEaD.
Ship a memecoin
that earns forever.
Pay 0.01 SEI. Pick a name and a ticker. The contract's deployed in one tx and the staking starts on the very first buy. No team, no audit-gating, no allowlist. LP burns at graduation. Your liquidity is mathematically permanent.