Where the project actually is

More ways for a creator to show they are in it for the long run: a gradual release that frees a small share each day after the gate instead of all at once, the option to extend a gate at any time, and the same gate on every chain Slyng launches on. A gate can still never be shortened.

These arrive with a new version of the launchpad. Coins already launched keep the gate they launched with, because nothing about a deployed coin can be changed afterwards.

Trade coins on the other large networks from the same Slyng balance, the way Solana joined Robinhood Chain. Slyng's fee on every one of those trades funds the SLYNG burner, so the more networks people trade on, the more SLYNG is burned.

A Kabal can run a shared wallet. Members join by invite and can be voted out; any member can propose a buy or a sell, and it goes through when enough members vote yes. What the wallet makes is split back to its members by their share.

Each wallet is a multisig: it takes several members' signatures to move, so no single member can empty it, and Slyng never holds it.

One create page for every major chain, by plugging into a cross-chain launchpad aggregator rather than redeploying the launchpad on each one. The guarantees are in the token and the locker, not in a policy, so they travel with the contracts; the audience should not have to.

A coin on its curve is not a pool, so nothing can route to it: an app can hold a Slyng coin and still have no way to quote it. Two integrations close that for every app at once. KyberSwap, which aggregates several hundred on-chain sources, has routed Slyng coins since September 28, 2026, and FOMO has bought SLYNG through it since September 30. 0x, which is what Phantom's swap runs on, declined for now on October 9: it wants to see volume on the launchpad first, and a swap hook no pool uses yet, since no coin has graduated. It said it is open to it later, and the ask stays filed.

One integration per aggregator, not one per app. Every wallet, feed and terminal routing through Kyber picks up every Slyng coin without being asked separately; Kyber's second pull request, the executor adapter, is still in its review, and routing does not wait on it. Graduated coins are universal the moment they graduate; this is for the ones still on the curve. Apps that show positions and sell from them still need a price feed for curve coins, which is being arranged with an indexer.

The iPhone app runs with everything above in it: Discover, coin pages with live charts, the launch form, the trade sheet that buys with whatever you hold and covers the gas, a wallet that lives in the app, profiles with your worth and every position, and the chat, follows, feed and inbox. It is in public beta on TestFlight, open to anyone with an iPhone. It is not in the App Store yet, and it does not say done until it is.

App Review asks that an app trading coins be published by an organization rather than a person, so the developer account moved to Zenith Asset Management LLC, the company behind Slyng, and the beta ships under it. Apple Pay and cards come through Coinbase once its review clears.

Live on coin pages, on the site and in the app, since October 17, 2026. Open a coin you hold and your position comes first: what it is worth, how far it is up or down in dollars and percent, what you put in, your average entry as a market cap, what you have taken out and at what average exit, and every one of your trades. Your buys and sells are marked on the coin's chart, with a dashed line at your average entry, so you can see exactly where you got in and where you got out.

Built from your trades on the chain, not from anything typed in, so a profile cannot dress its numbers up. Still to come: every position together on your profile, and the same card on Solana coins.

Live since October 19, 2026. Every creator's profile lists each coin they launched with its time gate and what they sold, a leaderboard ranks the best traders, an alert lands in your inbox the moment someone you follow buys or sells, and you can tip anyone from any balance you hold.

Alerts only tell you; nothing trades for you automatically. The leaderboard counts Slyng launchpad coins for now, because other launchpads' trades are not kept long enough to rank.

Live on the site and in the app since October 19, 2026. Anyone with a handle can start a Kabal, open to everyone or invite-only, and tie it to a coin if they like. Each one has its own feed of posts, reposts and quotes, and its owner decides who can post.

Shared Kabal wallets are a separate card, still planned.

Live since October 13, 2026. pump.fun coins sit in Discover beside Robinhood Chain's, on the same card with live prices, and Trending ranks each coin against the leader on its own chain so the two markets mix. Finding one no longer means pasting an address.

Live on slyng.tech since October 12, 2026. Any pump.fun coin opens at slyng.tech/sol/<mint>, and pasting a mint or a pump.fun link into Discover's search box goes there. Buy or sell it from Phantom or another Solana wallet, or from the wallet Slyng made for you, on pump.fun's curve and on PumpSwap after it graduates. Slyng takes 1% on top of pump.fun's own fee, and half of that is bridged to Robinhood Chain and handed to the SLYNG burner, so a trade on Solana burns SLYNG too.

Quotes and trades go through Jupiter with the fee fixed on our server, and the trade panel shows pump.fun's fee and Slyng's as separate lines. The burn is batched: a job runs twice an hour and acts once the fee account holds more than 1 SOL. In the iPhone app since October 17, 2026: pay with SOL, USDC, ETH or USDG. A buy starts on your stablecoins, USDG or USDC, and bridges the rest of the way itself; ETH and SOL are spent only when you pick them, and nothing you hold is ever sold to pay.

Coins launched elsewhere on Robinhood Chain, PONS first, are read from the chain every ten minutes and sit in Discover beside ours with a badge saying where they came from, with their own coin pages and trading, on the site and in the app since September 26, 2026. Slyng's 0.5% on those trades is taken by a fee splitter on mainnet and released by the same sweep that pays creators.

Gas is covered on Slyng's own curves only. A trade in another launchpad's coin goes through an aggregator and pays its own gas, for now.

Threads and likes on every coin's chat, where only holders post and reply, @handles that link to profiles, follower and following lists, a feed of what the people you follow trade, launch and say, and an inbox that says who followed, replied, liked or mentioned you. On the site and in the app.

Every post is attributed to a wallet that proved it, once per twelve hours, and the chat is never mistakable for the trade feed beside it. Push notifications are built into the app and wait on its release.

Holding USDG when the coin trades in ETH? The app swaps through the pool and buys on the curve in one operation on your own address, and either the whole thing lands or nothing moves. Gas is covered when the wallet has none, for any curve trade, sells included, and only then. Live September 23, 2026; the first covered buy was ours.

Alchemy's bundler pays under a capped policy, and the site refuses anything that is not the shape of a trade: approvals, one swap, one buy or one sell. A wallet that can pay its own gas pays it, a few cents, and the budget is untouched.

Named on September 14, 2026, the night SLYNG launched. The vault buys SLYNG on its curve until it graduates and on its pool after, and sends every coin it buys to the dead address, so the burn works from the reserve SLYNG's first trades already paid in rather than waiting for graduation. The launchpad could point at it exactly once, and now has — there is no second attempt and no way to redirect it.

The vault has no owner and no withdrawal path, and every asset it receives — USDG, a tokenized stock, anything a coin was priced in — is routed into ETH and then SLYNG before it is burned. It was rehearsed on a fork of mainnet against the live launchpad and SLYNG itself before it was named. Pointing the launchpad at a wallet instead would have turned the guarantee into a promise.

Fair launched at 9:30 PM Eastern on September 14, 2026, from Slyng's own create page like anyone's coin: paired with ETH, on the same curve at the same price as everyone else, with no allocation, no presale and no team tranche, and its creator time gated under the same rules as every creator.

Live on Robinhood Chain mainnet since September 14, 2026, with every validated pairing open from the first night: ETH, USDG and the tokenized stocks.

The Discord and Telegram communities are up. The gas subsidy on Robinhood Chain is a timing consideration, not a deadline for the code.

Deployed on Robinhood Chain testnet and mainnet at the same addresses. One transaction each, which froze the three fee destinations permanently. There is no redeploying over it.

Launch, buy, sell and graduate a coin on a forked chain through an actual wallet, and prove control of all three fee destinations with a signed transaction from each. Prompts, chain switching and gas estimation only break with a real wallet attached, and two of them did.

Creator fees are swept to creator wallets automatically, every half hour. Every payout is permissionless, so the money is reachable by the creator whether or not we run anything.

Browser extensions, Coinbase, WalletConnect and a direct Phantom route on mobile, or a self-custody wallet made for you the moment you sign in with Apple, Google, X or an email — plus a wrong-network state that offers to switch instead of letting your first transaction fail.

Discover, coin pages with live charts, the launch form, buying and selling, editing a coin after launch, a Slyng tab that filters coins by the time gate their creator chose, and a public token list. Every figure on it is read from the chain.

Launchpad, token, liquidity locker and the post-graduation swap hook that keeps paying a creator after their coin graduates. 292 tests, fork suites against the live Uniswap v4 deployment, and a solvency invariant fuzzed over 128,000 calls.

No proxies. No upgradeability. Nothing about a deployed coin can be changed afterwards — including by us, and including to fix it.