Proof — why it passes
Every check,
green.
Most launches ask you to trust that the liquidity will stay and that a sell will go through. On Ashpad both are facts about contracts, readable by anyone, from the first block.
LP burned
01The liquidity is ash, not locked
In the transaction that lights a token, the pyre hands the pool's share of the supply to Uniswap's own PositionManager and mints one position NFT with the dead address as its owner. Not a locker with a timer, not a contract that promises never to withdraw: the one key that can ever decrease that liquidity sits in an address nobody holds. The pyre reads the NFT back, owner and liquidity, before it records the fire. Any explorer shows the same.
No honeypot
02Nothing in the hook can refuse a swap
The cinder, the Uniswap v4 hook in every pool's key, does one thing: it takes a small fee in ETH. It has no time gate, no per-wallet limit, no router check, no blocklist and no cooldown. A buy and a sell through Uniswap's Universal Router, through this site or through any contract that can swap a plain v4 pool land the same way, from the block the token is lit. A scanner that simulates a sell gets a sell.
Renounced
03No owner anywhere
None of the four contracts has an owner, a setter, a pause or an upgrade path. The pyre's terms are constants. The token is a fixed-supply ERC-20 with permit, no mint, no burn, no tax on transfers. There is no function anyone could call to change any of it, and no address that could call one.
Fee in ETH, in the swap
04The cinder lands in one wallet, at once
The fee is taken from the ETH side of each swap and sent to a single fixed wallet inside the same transaction. Nothing accrues in the hook, nothing waits to be claimed, and nothing is ever taken in tokens. The rate is a constant in verified source.
Open source
05Verified, MIT
The pyre, the cinder, the rake and every token are verified on the explorer with their source published under MIT. Each token also carries its own picture, line and link on chain, so aggregators can draw it without asking this site.
Addresses
Pyre
The launchpad. Creates every token, opens its pool and mints its position to the dead address.
Cinder
The Uniswap v4 hook in every pool's key. Takes the fee in ETH and nothing else.
Rake
The router this site trades through. A convenience, not a requirement; holds nothing between transactions.
PositionManager
Uniswap's own. Mints every fire's position NFT.
Ashes
Where every position NFT goes. Nobody holds this address.
Supply wallet
Receives the free share of every supply and every cinder.
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