How it works

Pitch a coin, fill its seats in USDC, and it launches on Argus with every seat equal.

Step 1 of 5

Pitch it

Name, ticker, picture, seat price and number of seats. You take seat one.

$IDEA12 seats left

by you · 2h

One line on why this coin should exist. Supporters read this before they take a seat.

Seats1 / 13Buy / sell tax2% / 3%

$IDEA3 seats left

by you · 2h

One line on why this coin should exist. Supporters read this before they take a seat.

77%

Seats10 / 13Buy / sell tax2% / 3%

$IDEALaunched

by you · 2h

One line on why this coin should exist. Supporters read this before they take a seat.

100%

Seats13 / 13Buy / sell tax2% / 3%

1 USDCKeystone fee per launch, taken from the pooled seats

1–10%Buy and sell tax, set by the pitcher

LockedLiquidity stays in the pool for good after launch

Why seats instead of buying at launch?

Normally the fastest buyer, often a bot, gets the lowest price. Here everyone pays the same price before the coin exists.

What if a pitch never fills?

Nothing launches. Supporters can leave for a full refund, and the pitcher can cancel. Over 25 seats, each refund takes one click.

Does the pitcher get more?

No. The pitcher gets one seat, the same as everyone. They can earn from the trading tax afterwards, if they chose to send part of it to themselves.

Where does the tax go?

To any mix of: the creator, holders (paid in USDC), burn, liquidity or lock. Argus adds its own 1% fee. It’s all shown before you take a seat.

Why does a chart say “dev sold”?

Some charts count every wallet that got coins at launch as a dev wallet. On Keystone those are seat holders who paid the same price as everyone.