You trade
$MADLADS trades on StonkFun's LaunchLab curve, then on Raydium after graduation. Every swap pays a 1% fee.
Half of every trading fee flows into the treasury. When it covers the floor, the bot buys the cheapest Mad Lad on Magic Eden and locks it in the dev wallet. Nothing is ever sold.
The cheapest Lad on the market right now. The moment the treasury covers him, he joins the vault.
Trade, fill the treasury, buy the floor. Hold. Repeat until the fees stop or the collection runs out. No committee, no discretionary selling, no "strategic rebalancing". A Lad in is a Lad in.
$MADLADS trades on StonkFun's LaunchLab curve, then on Raydium after graduation. Every swap pays a 1% fee.
StonkFun forwards the creator half, 0.5% of every trade, straight to the dev wallet. No claim button, no delay, no middleman.
The bot watches the wallet and the Mad Lads floor on Magic Eden. When the SOL in the treasury covers the cheapest Lad plus royalties and fees, it fires.
It buys the cheapest listed Lad into the dev wallet. Never above floor, never sold. One Lad at a time, until the fees stop.
| When | Lad | Paid | Tx |
|---|---|---|---|
| No purchases yet. The presses are warm. | |||
Launching soon
No. Mad Lads Strategy is an independent community experiment that buys Mad Lads on the open market. Mad Lads is a collection by Backpack; we just really like it.
StonkFun launches charge a 1% fee on every trade. Half goes to the platform, half is forwarded automatically to the token creator's wallet. That wallet is the treasury.
The dev wallet. The strategy is that they are never sold. There is no smart contract lock; the promise is enforced by the bot having no sell path and by the wallet being public for anyone to watch.
After bonding, trading moves to a Raydium pool with permanently locked liquidity. Creator fees keep flowing through StonkFun's Burn & Earn fee key, so the treasury keeps filling.
No. $MADLADS is a memecoin with a treasury narrative, not a security or a fund. The Lads sit in the dev wallet as a public strategy, not as collateral you can redeem.