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Diggers is a meme coin launchpad where every coin is born with a real market, liquidity that can never leave, and rewards that flow back to the people actually trading it. The same contracts run on Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Stable. The interface feels like pump.fun. The machine underneath is something nobody has shipped before.
Launch a coin on Diggers and you do not get a promise, you get a finished product. The full 1 billion supply goes straight into a Uniswap V3 pool in the same transaction that creates the token. There is no separate bonding-curve contract, no migration event, no moment where a team decides what happens next. The coin trades from second one, and it graduates in place the pump.fun way: the instant 80% of its supply has been bought out of the pool.
From there the machine runs itself. Trading fees harvest automatically and split between creators, burning, an optional buyback and a daily prize pot. The top 10 traders of every coin split that pot every 24 hours. Coins that grow real communities graduate, shed the anti-whale cap, and can reach Blue chip to lock their name. And every trade you make, on any chain, adds to your lifetime digging score, the one number that decides your $GEM airdrop.
Diggers is not a single-chain app. The identical launchpad, token, locker and event hub are deployed at the same addresses on every chain we support, so your coins, points and rewards behave the same everywhere. Some chains trade in ETH; others, like Stable, are USD-native, where the gas token itself is a dollar and pools are priced directly in dollars.
Every one of these numbers is enforced by the contracts themselves, not by a dashboard. Supply is fixed and only ever decreases through burns. The 1% fee is the same on every coin. The anti-whale shield, the daily contest, the graduation bar, the Blue chip check: all of it runs on-chain with no oracle over price, no admin key, and no committee.
The flat 1% pool fee is the engine of each coin's economy. The ETH side pays the creators and the platform team; the token side burns supply and fills the Daily Contest Pot, with an optional slice feeding a buyback. Here is the ETH side in one bar. The complete map lives in fees end-to-end.
ETH fee side (default split)
| Diggers | pump.fun model | V2 launchpads | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquidity locked forever | ✓ | after migration | ✕ |
| Approve-free sells | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Daily contest on every coin | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Flat 1% fee, no surcharges | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Every launchpad before Diggers kept a key somewhere: a migration switch, an LP withdrawal, an admin pause. Diggers kept none. Read the manifesto in why the last launcher, or the complete threat model in security & anti-rug.
Diggers (diggers.fun) is a meme coin launchpad built directly on Uniswap V3, live on Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Stable from one identical set of contracts. Every coin launches with a fixed 1 billion supply, liquidity that can never be removed, approve-free sells, a daily trading contest funded by its own fees, and no admin keys over balances, supply or liquidity.
Diggers has no separate bonding-curve contract: every coin trades on a real Uniswap V3 pool from second one, and it graduates the pump.fun way — automatically, once 80% of its supply has been bought out of the pool. Sells need zero approvals, every coin runs a rolling 24 hour contest that pays its top 10 traders, names and tickers are unique on-chain, and the strongest coins can reach a live Blue chip status by clearing on-chain thresholds.
The classic rug vectors are structurally impossible: liquidity has no withdrawal function, supply has no mint function, trading has no pause switch, and the contracts have no upgrade path. A coin's price can still fall to zero from selling, but nobody can pull the liquidity or print new tokens.
A wallet (like MetaMask or any WalletConnect wallet) and the gas token of the chain you pick: ETH on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, or USDT0 on Stable. There are no accounts, no sign-ups and no KYC: you connect your wallet and trade or launch directly on-chain.
Every coin has the same flat 1% pool fee. That fee funds the creator's reward split, the coin's Daily Contest Pot, the burn, an optional buyback, and the platform's team share. Launching a coin costs one transaction plus a small creation buy (0.001 ETH, or $1 on Stable) that prints the coin's first trade.