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CMD Launchpad — ecosystem of token launches with CMD as the LP foundation. Build a launchpad modeled on nftstrategy.fun, but CMD-native: - To launch a new token, the creator deposits 5-10M CMD into the initial LP (instead of ETH) - The new token's pool is created as CMD + new token from day one - Trading starts immediately with the same decreasing buy fee model: 99% → 1%, with everything above 1% routed to CMD buyback and burn Participation is open to both ETH and CMD: - ETH participation: standard fees (99% → 1%) - CMD participation: fees are halved (49.5% → 0.5%) — strong incentive to use CMD
VIP prompt from large holders. Any holder with ≥30M CMD (3% supply) gets the right to submit 1 prompt per month in New Testament, subject to team approval. Prompt must benefit the project, not personal gain. Queue is FIFO: the first wallet to reach 30M gets the first slot. When a second qualifying holder appears, they're next in line. And so on by order of reaching the threshold. If only one qualified holder exists — they submit every month. If multiple — rotation by queue order. If a holder drops below 30M, they lose their queue position. If they reach 30M again, they go to the end of the line. Creates a "Senior Council" tier inside the project and a strong accumulation incentive for long-term holders to reach and hold 30M+.
Every 50000 blocks starting from deployment, a permissionless function harvestAndBurn() can be called by anyone exactly once per cycle. The function removes 1% of the current LP position held by the contract, receiving both CMD and the paired asset. It then swaps the entire received paired asset amount for CMD via the same pool. Finally it burns all CMD now held by the contract to address(0) via _burn. Caller receives 0.1% of total burned CMD as gas bounty. Emit HarvestBurned(cycle, cmdFromLP, cmdFromSwap, totalBurned, bounty). View functions nextHarvestBlock() and currentCycle(). Sequential cycles, runs indefinitely.
Every 50000 blocks starting from deployment, a permissionless function harvestAndBurn() can be called by anyone exactly once per cycle. The function removes 1% of the current LP position held by the contract, receiving both CMD and the paired asset. It then swaps the entire received paired asset amount for CMD via the same pool. Finally it burns all CMD now held by the contract to address(0) via _burn. Caller receives 0.1% of total burned CMD as gas bounty. Emit HarvestBurned(cycle, cmdFromLP, cmdFromSwap, totalBurned, bounty). View functions nextHarvestBlock() and currentCycle(). Sequential cycles, runs indefinitely.
Every 50000 blocks starting from deployment, a permissionless function harvestAndBurn() can be called by anyone exactly once per cycle. The function removes 1% of the current LP position held by the contract, receiving both CMD and the paired asset. It then swaps the entire received paired asset amount for CMD via the same pool. Finally it burns all CMD now held by the contract to address(0) via _burn. Caller receives 0.1% of total burned CMD as gas bounty. Emit HarvestBurned(cycle, cmdFromLP, cmdFromSwap, totalBurned, bounty). View functions nextHarvestBlock() and currentCycle(). Sequential cycles, runs indefinitely.
Introduce "Weekly Tithe" — a scheduled liquidity contraction mechanism. The CMD contract holds the Uniswap V4 LP position NFT paired with ETH or USDT (whichever the deployed pool uses). Every 50400 blocks (approximately 7 days on Ethereum L1) a permissionless function executeTithe() can be called exactly once per cycle by anyone. The function performs four sequential actions. First, it removes 2% of the current LP position, receiving both CMD and the paired asset (ETH or USDT) into the contract. Second, it uses the entire received amount of paired asset to buy additional CMD from the remaining pool via a swap. Third, it burns all CMD now held by the contract to address(0) via _burn. Fourth, it pays the caller a bounty of 1% of total CMD burned as gas compensation. Cycles are sequential and tracked by currentTitheCycle. Emit TitheExecuted(cycle, caller, cmdRemovedFromLP, pairedAssetSpent, cmdBoughtBack, totalBurned, bounty). View functions nextTitheBlock() and titheCompleted(cycle).
Introduce "Weekly Tithe" — a scheduled liquidity contraction mechanism. The CMD contract holds the Uniswap V4 LP position NFT paired with ETH or USDT (whichever the deployed pool uses). Every 50400 blocks (approximately 7 days on Ethereum L1) a permissionless function executeTithe() can be called exactly once per cycle by anyone. The function performs four sequential actions. First, it removes 2% of the current LP position, receiving both CMD and the paired asset (ETH or USDT) into the contract. Second, it uses the entire received amount of paired asset to buy additional CMD from the remaining pool via a swap. Third, it burns all CMD now held by the contract to address(0) via _burn. Fourth, it pays the caller a bounty of 1% of total CMD burned as gas compensation. Cycles are sequential and tracked by currentTitheCycle. Emit TitheExecuted(cycle, caller, cmdRemovedFromLP, pairedAssetSpent, cmdBoughtBack, totalBurned, bounty). View functions nextTitheBlock() and titheCompleted(cycle).