A launchpad for BNB Chain, on Flap
Every coin gets a market maker.
Launch it on Flap.
Its tax pays the maker.
80% treasury · 20% platform. A maker buys the dips and sells the rises, funded by its own coin’s tax. Every setting is yours, after launch.
Every wallet is public · a maker’s wallets never trade against each other · market making can lose money
1Treasury
The treasury
Holds the maker’s BNB. For a coin launched here, it also receives 80% of the Flap tax.
2Trading wallets
1 to 10 public wallets
Each buys dips under its reference and sells rises over its entry.
3Split Vault
80/20, locked on chain
The tax split is set at launch. Nobody can change it.
4Settings
Every setting yours
Presets, stop-loss, trailing exits, per-wallet triggers. Change them any time.
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Makers running
Trading wallets
Trades 24h
Engine
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All time
Totals from the chain, refreshed every few seconds. Realized P&L can be negative.
01Live makers
Running now
Makers with the most volume
Amounts in BNB. Every maker has its own page with its wallets, trades and settings.
Live maker activity
Trades, tax payouts and launches the moment they land.
02How it trades
It buys the dips. It sells the rises.
Every coin can have a maker: a treasury and its public trading wallets, run by the engine on your settings.
How a maker trades
IllustrationAA coin with no maker
Holders only- the price
- holders selling
- no treasury, no wallets
- Buys
- Only when someone happens to.
- Sells
- Whenever holders do, into whatever bids are left.
- Its tax
- Pays nothing back into the market.
BA coin on bnbmakers
1–10 public wallets- a wallet buys a dip
- a wallet sells a rise
- treasury and wallets
- Buys
- Dips under each wallet’s reference, by your settings.
- Sells
- Rises over each wallet’s entry.
- Its tax
- Reaches the treasury: 80% of what the Split Vault pays out.
An illustration, not a forecast. A maker buys dips that can keep dipping; limits cap the damage, nothing removes it.
03Settings
Start from a preset. Change anything later.
Each change takes effect within one engine pass and is logged publicly.
What a maker can do
Your settingsBuy the dip
A wallet buys when the price falls far enough under its reference.
Sell the rise
It takes profit when the price rises far enough over its entry.
Ladder
Give each wallet its own triggers: a shallow dip for one, a deeper one for the next.
Stop-loss
A position far enough under its entry is sold whole. Or turn it off.
Trail out
After the first take-profit, the rest rides the move and sells as it falls back from its high.
- Never
Sends BNB anywhere but its owner and its own wallets.
Trades its wallets against each other.
Apart from trades, and a platform profit fee if one is set (none by default). Enforced by the engine.
Presets
Patient
Buys 30% dips with a fifth of its BNB, sells 30% rises, stop-loss at 40%.
- Buy dips
- 30%
- Sell rises
- 30%
- Stop-loss
- 40%
- Buy size
- 20%
- Cooldown
- 15m
- Kept in BNB
- 80%
Conservative
Buys 20% dips with a quarter of its BNB, sells 20% rises, stop-loss at 25%.
- Buy dips
- 20%
- Sell rises
- 20%
- Stop-loss
- 25%
- Buy size
- 25%
- Cooldown
- 10m
- Kept in BNB
- 70%
BalancedDefault
Buys 10% dips with half its BNB, sells 10% rises, stop-loss at 35%.
- Buy dips
- 10%
- Sell rises
- 10%
- Stop-loss
- 35%
- Buy size
- 50%
- Cooldown
- 3m
- Kept in BNB
- 50%
Aggressive
Buys 5% dips with all its BNB, sells 5% rises, no stop-loss.
- Buy dips
- 5%
- Sell rises
- 5%
- Stop-loss
- Off
- Buy size
- 100%
- Cooldown
- 45s
- Kept in BNB
- 30%
Adaptive
Five wallets laddered from 5% to 30% dips, each taking 70% profit at its own target (12% to 50%) and trailing the rest; keeps 40% in BNB and stops buying in a sustained dump.
- Buy dips
- 5%
- Sell rises
- 12%
- Stop-loss
- 40%
- Buy size
- 50%
- Cooldown
- 1m
- Kept in BNB
- 40%
Degen
Every BNB in the treasury market-makes: all rewards and profits go back in, no reserve or limits, full-size buys on 5% dips, no stop-loss.
- Buy dips
- 5%
- Sell rises
- 5%
- Stop-loss
- Off
- Buy size
- 100%
- Cooldown
- 15s
- Kept in BNB
- 0%
Every setting, changeable after launch
Strategy
- Buy trigger1% to 90%
- Sell trigger1% to 90%
- Profit target0% to 500%
- Average downOn or off
- Deeper steps1% to 90%
- Deeper steps from1% to 100%
- Buys step downOn or off
- Lines follow the price5 minutes to 1,440 minutes
Size & frequency
- Buy intensity5% to 100%
- Buy size from the whole maker0.1% to 25%
- Sell intensity5% to 100%
- Min trade size0.001 BNB to 100 BNB
- Max trade size0.001 BNB to 100 BNB
- Trading frequency15s to 24h
- Slippage0.5% to 15%
Risk
- Stop-loss1% to 95%
- Stop from first buyOn or off
- Trailing exit1% to 90%
- Trend filterOn or off
- Price range from$1,000 to $100B
- Price range to$1,000 to $100B
- Max exposureUp to 100,000 BNB
- Daily spending limitUp to 100,000 BNB
- Close all at profitUp to 100,000 BNB
- BNB/token ratio0% to 100%
Wallets
- Trading wallets1 to 10
- Per-wallet triggers and stop-lossTriggers 1% to 90%, stop-loss 1% to 95%
Treasury
- Rewards to the maker0% to 100%
- Profit reinvested0% to 100%
- Auto payoutOn or off
- Payout minimum0.001 BNB to 1,000 BNB
- Treasury allocationUp to 100,000 BNB
- ReserveUp to 100,000 BNB
Emergency pause
One click, any time.
Money out
Withdraw profits or capital, liquidate one wallet or all, close the maker. BNB only goes to your wallet.
04How it works
How the money moves
From your wallet to the market and back. BNB leaves a maker only for its owner’s wallet.
Where the Flap tax goes
Locked at launch- tax, in BNB
- the Split Vault, locked at launch
- Pays in
- Every trade on the coin pays its buy or sell tax.
- Flap first
- Flap takes its protocol cut from the tax; the rest goes to the Split Vault.
- Splits
- 80% to the maker’s treasury, 20% to the platform.
- Locked
- Set at launch. Nobody can change the split.
- 1
Launch on Flap
One wallet signature creates the coin on Flap with a buy and sell tax, makes your dev buy if you set one, and locks the tax split for good: 80% to the maker’s treasury, 20% to the platform.
- 2
Fund the maker
A second transfer sends the maker its starting BNB, at least 0.01 BNB. The treasury splits its capital evenly over 1 to 10 trading wallets.
- 3
Tax pays in
Every trade on the coin pays its tax. Dispatches push BNB through the Split Vault straight to the treasury, where your share is credited to you.
- 4
The wallets trade
Each wallet buys dips under its reference and sells rises over its entry, by your settings, on the bonding curve and later on PancakeSwap.
- 5
You get paid
Your share of tax and of realized profit is paid to your wallet automatically, or when you ask. Losses stay with the maker’s capital.
Tax. Flap takes its protocol cut from the tax first; the rest goes to the Split Vault, which pays 80% / 20%. Nobody can change the split.
Your share. “Rewards to the maker” sets how much of the treasury’s tax becomes capital; the rest is credited to you.
Losses. A loss stays with the maker’s capital. It is never taken from what you are owed, and nothing tops it up.
05Rules
The rules
Built in, not optional.
- 01
No wash trading
A maker’s wallets never trade against each other: none buys within 60 seconds (or its cooldown, if longer) of another selling, and none takes profit within that window of another buying. The engine enforces it; it is not a setting.
- 02
Every wallet is public
The treasury and every trading wallet are listed on the maker’s page, with every trade, tax payout, transfer and settings change, each linked to BscScan.
- 03
Only the owner steers
Settings, pauses and withdrawals belong to the wallet that created the maker. BNB and tokens only ever leave a maker for that wallet.
- 04
It can lose money
A maker buys dips that can keep dipping. Stop-loss, exposure and spending limits cap the damage; nothing removes it. Never fund one with BNB you need.
Launch with a maker, or add one to a coin you hold.
A launch takes one wallet signature and a funding transfer. Adding a maker takes a deposit. Both can lose money.