ONE HOUSE RULE:
IT ENDS IN INU▌
A Pump.fun launchpad that only takes inu coins. The name ends in Inu, the ticker ends in INU, and the contract address is ground until it ends in inu too.
> HOW IT WORKS
Fill the normal Pump.fun launch form. The name and ticker have to end in inu — the form tells you live whether they pass.
Before building anything we generate keypairs until the mint address itself ends in inu. Roughly 24,000 tries, about two seconds. That address is your contract forever.
Creation and an on-chain certificate land in one atomic bundle. The certificate is your coin's entry in the Kennel — the canonical list of inu launches.
> THE KENNEL
view all →> UNDER THE HOOD
Tokens are created by Pump.fun's own on-chain program (create_v2). Same bonding curve, same graduation to PumpSwap, tradeable everywhere.
Pump.fun takes the mint as a client-supplied keypair, so we can choose it. We generate keypairs until one ends in inu — no tricks, and you can read the proof straight off the address.
A dev buy rides in the same transaction as creation so no sniper front-runs you. Or set it to zero and take nothing at all.
Every launch gets a Solana Attestation Service record keyed by mint. GET /api/verify/<mint> returns it, so terminals and bots can tell a real Kennel inu from a copycat.
WHAT THIS IS NOT: Launchpad Inu is a theme and a registry, not a safety mechanism. We do not lock, vest, or burn anyone's dev bag — the creator keeps their allocation exactly like a normal Pump.fun launch, and we cannot stop snipers or rugs. A Kennel certificate proves a coin follows the inu rule. Nothing more.