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Why DiggersThe MineAirdrop

Getting started

  • What is Diggers
  • Why the last launcher
  • Trader quick start
  • Creator quick start
  • Chains & networks
  • Rescued tokens

Launching

  • Launching a coin
  • Liquidity on Uniswap V3
  • Initial buy & team split
  • Vesting locks

Fees & harvest

  • Fees end-to-end
  • Auto harvesting
  • Creator rewards
  • Burn fee
  • Buyback & burn

Trading & rewards

  • Trading on Diggers
  • Approve-free trading
  • 24h Sniper Defense
  • Digging points
  • Daily contest

Graduation & status

  • Graduation
  • Blue chip status
  • Keeping blue chip
  • Names & the flex
  • Ownership & renounce

$GEM & $DIG

  • The $GEM airdrop
  • $DIG, the OG coin

Platform

  • Architecture
  • Security & anti-rug
  • Integrations
  • Transactions & events
  • Telegram bot
  • Glossary & FAQ
  • License
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Launching

Launching a coin

A Diggers launch is one atomic transaction that leaves nothing to finish later. Token, pool, liquidity, first trade: all of it exists before the block is even confirmed, and none of it can be changed afterwards.

The DNA of every coin

1BSupply, fixed forever
18Decimals, ERC-20 standard
0Mint functions in the code
1%Flat pool fee, every coin

Every coin is an identical, audited contract: exactly 1,000,000,000 tokens, 18 decimals, no mint function anywhere in the code, burnable by anyone who holds it. The pool fee is a flat 1% on every coin, so there is nothing to pick there. The only knobs that differentiate coins are the ones the creator sets at launch: how the token fee side splits between burn and the contest pot, the creator reward table, an optional buyback, and the optional launch distribution. Everything else is the same battle-tested machine.

One transaction, a whole market

  1. 1
    DeployThe token contract is created and armed
    ➜
  2. 2
    PoolA Uniswap V3 pool opens at the flat 1% fee
    ➜
  3. 3
    SeedAll 1B tokens become permanent liquidity
    ➜
  4. 4
    First buyThe creation buy (0.001 ETH / $1) trades and burns
    ➜
  5. 5
    DistributeOptional initial buy splits to your wallets
Atomic means atomic: if any step fails, the entire launch reverts. There is no half-launched state.

At second zero the supply distribution is beautifully simple: 100% of the coin sits in the pool as sell-side liquidity, waiting for diggers. Nobody, not even the creator, holds a single token unless they buy it through the pool like everyone else.

100%in the pool
100% In the pool
Supply at the moment of launch. Every token anyone will ever hold starts its life in the pool.

The one flat fee that fuels everything

Every coin charges the same flat 1% on every trade, and that fee is the fuel for everything downstream: the creator rewards, the burn, an optional buyback, and the Daily Contest Pot. There is no fee to choose and no fee to change: it is identical on every coin, forever, so traders always know the rules before they click.

Name and ticker rules

Tickers: 1 to 10 characters, letters and numbers only. Names: 1 to 32 characters, letters and numbers with single spaces. Both are checked on-chain, case-insensitively. Many coins can share a name at launch; the only thing that locks a name is a coin reaching Blue chip. The long game for names is covered in Names & the flex.

Why this matters

Because the launch transaction does everything, there is no window where a deployer holds the supply, no liquidity add that might never come, and no migration event to front-run. The riskiest moment of a token's life, its birth, is the moment Diggers makes the safest.

FAQ

01What exactly happens in the launch transaction?

One atomic transaction deploys your coin (a gas-cheap clone of the immutable implementation), mints the fixed 1 billion supply, seeds all of it as single-sided liquidity into a fresh Uniswap V3 pool, registers your name and ticker, and executes the creation buy. Your coin exits the transaction as a live market.

02Can two coins have the same name or ticker?

Any number of coins can share a name — until one becomes a Blue chip. A live Blue chip coin locks its name and ticker so no new launch can take them, and if it ever loses Blue chip status the name reopens after a 48 hour grace period. Comparison is case-insensitive, so PEPE and pepe are the same key. The names "Diggers" and "DIG" are reserved permanently.

03What is the starting price?

Every coin starts at the same low, fixed launch price, set by where the single-sided liquidity begins. Early buys are cheap and the price climbs along the range as buyers take supply out of the pool.

04Why is there always a small creation buy?

The creation buy (0.001 ETH, or $1 on Stable) guarantees every coin is born with a real trade: a price, a candle and a swap event. That makes new coins immediately visible to indexers, chart sites and trading bots.

05Can I launch for someone else or as a team?

Yes. The initial buy can be split across up to ten wallets with individual shares, and each recipient can optionally receive their tokens under a vesting lock in the standalone locker, all inside the same launch transaction.

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