Fair launches with a jackpot baked in
Slice pairs a transparent bonding curve with the Last Slice game. Trading is fully on-chain, and every round ends with a real payout to whoever takes the final slice.
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Launch on a bonding curve
Anyone can deploy a token in seconds. There is no presale and no team allocation — price is set by a bonding curve, so early buys cost less and every purchase moves the price along the same public formula.
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Every qualifying buy takes a slice
Each round is cut into a fixed number of slices. Any buy at or above the token's minimum qualifying amount claims the next slice and routes a creator-set fee into the round's jackpot pot.
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The last slice wins the pot
When the final slice of a round is taken, the entire jackpot is paid on-chain to the wallet that took it. A fresh round then begins automatically, and the pot starts filling again.
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Graduate to a live market
Once a token fills its bonding curve, liquidity graduates to an open market. From then on the token trades freely while completed Last Slice rounds remain a permanent, verifiable payout record.
FAQ
- What counts as a qualifying buy?
- Each token sets a minimum buy amount (in ETH) at launch. Any single purchase at or above that threshold claims exactly one slice. Smaller buys still trade on the curve but do not claim a slice or feed the jackpot.
- Where does the jackpot come from?
- The token creator sets a jackpot fee (in basis points, capped at 10%). That fee is taken from each qualifying buy and accumulates in the round pot. Nothing is custodial — the pot lives in the contract and pays out automatically.
- Is any of this custodial?
- No. Trades, slice accounting and jackpot payouts all execute in the contracts. Slice never holds your funds and cannot move them.
- What happens after someone wins?
- The winning payout is emitted as an on-chain event and the round counter increments. Trading never pauses — the next round begins on the very next qualifying buy.
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