how it works

vampy is a launchpad where a ticker can only be used once. every coin trades on a real bonding curve, and the ticker you claim is an account on-chain rather than a label in a file.

1. connect a wallet
2. pick a ticker; the registry tells you straight away whether it is free
3. sign once: the ticker claim and the mint land in the same transaction
4. your coin trades on its curve until it graduates to the AMM

what vamping is

a coin starts doing well, so other people launch fakes with the same ticker to steal the buyers. someone looks up the ticker, finds ten coins, and usually buys the wrong one.

on vampy the first coin keeps the ticker. every copy after it just fails. see how

advanced

• tickers are 2 to 10 characters, letters and numbers, compared case-insensitively. $Pepe and $PEPE are the same claim.
• slippage is configurable per trade on each coin page (default 10%).
• transactions are built server-side and signed in your browser. vampy never holds your keys.
• trading fees on a coin go to the wallet that deployed it.

support

stuck on a deploy or a trade? open an issue on the repo and include the mint address.

nothing here is financial advice. a guarded ticker says nothing about whether a coin is worth buying.