BloopRONFactory
Token creation, bonding curve buy & sell in RON, fees, and the migration trigger when graduation liquidity is reached. Review the active V2 implementation for current logic.
Launch memes that Bloop the chart
The premium meme token launchpad on Ronin. Create a token, ride the curve, and graduate to Katana V3.
Creation fee
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Bloop Squad
This could be the squad of new meme tokens born on Bloop — the green frog with bandana, spiked-collar Shiba, Cheshire cat, and star-eyed bird. Let them spark ideas for your next launch.
How it works
1
Create
Name it, pick a symbol, drop your art. Pay a small flat fee in RON and your meme token is live.
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Trade
Buy or sell anytime. Real RON goes in, the price moves up. Simple as that.
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Graduate
When enough RON is raised, your token graduates to Katana V3 (full-range LP, 85% burned / 15% treasury). Liquidity is handled on-chain and the chart lives forever.
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Launch on the Bloop bonding curve on Ronin.
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Bloop Leaderboard
All wallets that hold a positive net balance on the $BLOOP bonding curve are eligible for future treasury rewards. Ranking is based on net contribution: Buys from the curve − Sells to the curve − Outgoing transfers to other wallets.
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Net = BLOOP bought from the Factory − BLOOP sold back to the Factory − outgoing BLOOP transfers to any other wallet (transfers to the Factory are excluded here because curve sells are already counted). Total Sold includes curve sells + those outbound transfers. Contribution % is each wallet’s share of the sum of all positive nets (classification for future treasury rewards).
How Bloop keeps launches safer
Before you create a token, it helps to know what sits under the hood. Bloop’s contracts are written carefully, tested heavily, and designed to avoid failure modes that have hit other launchpads.
Core contracts
Proxies are what wallets and the app call on-chain. Implementations hold the reviewable logic (V2 active; V1 deprecated).
BloopRONLiquidityManager
Graduation to Katana V3: full-range positions, 1% fee tier, and LP split (85% burned to dead / 15% treasury). Inspect V2 for the live migration path.
Governance
Upgrade path and project control addresses
Timelock & multisig
Upgrades to proxy implementations are controlled by the TimelockController (ProxyAdmin owner). Day-to-day parameters remain under multisig / owner rules as documented in the FAQs.
TimelockController (ProxyAdmin owner / upgrade delay)
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Bloop.meme always sends transactions to the proxy addresses. Use the implementation addresses (default V2) when you want to read the verified logic. Always confirm on explorer.roninchain.com.
Security highlights
What V2 aims to protect — clear and non-hype
Atomic migration to Katana V3
Graduation creates Katana V3 liquidity in a controlled, single-flow path so migration is not left half-finished.
Clean DEX handoff
Empty-pool / anti pre-seed checks help stop early “poisoning” of the pool before real graduation liquidity is added.
48h parameter timelocks
Sensitive factory / LM parameter changes (fees, fee recipient, min graduation liquidity, LP burn ratio, and similar) are delayed on-chain so the community can notice.
Timelock on ProxyAdmin
Implementation upgrades are not instant: schedule → wait → execute via TimelockController. The community can watch pending operations.
Fairer launches
Where applicable, create / curve paths favor normal EOAs and limit contract sniping on the bonding curve.
Max wallet 5%
While the curve is active, a single wallet cannot hold more than 5% of supply — less room for one buyer to dominate early.
Reentrancy protection
Built-in locks reduce the risk of the same action being re-entered mid-transaction in harmful ways.
Emergency pause
Core functions can be paused if something unexpected happens so operators can respond calmly.
Safer creator rewards
Post-migration creator rewards use a pull model — claim when ready, no automatic push of funds.
Residual tokens burned
On migration, residual factory-held tokens are burned to dead rather than left stranded in the factory.
LP 85% / 15% on Katana V3
Graduated liquidity uses two full-range positions: 85% to dead, 15% to treasury, on a 1% fee-tier Katana V3 pool.
Testing status
Honest summary of how the code was validated
Extensively tested
Foundry
Migration-focused
V2
V1 suites remain relevant for core economics and launchpad risks. V2 adds coverage for storage-layout upgrade safety and Katana V3 migration paths.
Tests are in-house with Foundry, focused on real launchpad failure modes — not a claim of “100% safe.”
- Economic invariant tests Checks that prices, reserves, and balances stay consistent under many trade sequences.
- Katana V3 migration tests Verifies graduation to Katana V3 (positions, fee tier, LP split) completes safely and resists known migration patterns.
- Proxy & upgrade safety tests Validates upgradeable deployment patterns and storage-layout safety across V1 → V2.
- Residual risk tests Covers leftover edge cases after the main scenarios are already green.
- Audit-oriented scenarios Extra cases inspired by common launchpad findings and security review checklists.
FAQ
Quick answers for creators and buyers
Are these contracts “100% safe”?
No smart contract is risk-free. Markets, wallets, and user mistakes still matter. What we can say is that Bloop was designed with known launchpad risks in mind and tested extensively. Always use the official addresses on this page and double-check them on the Ronin explorer.
Is Bloop audited by an external company?
No external audit firm is claimed here. Industry launchpad audit findings and common best practices informed design and tests. Treat that as diligence, not a guarantee.
What is V1 vs V2?
Proxies stay the same — wallets and bloop.meme always call the proxy addresses. Logic was upgraded to V2 implementations (Katana V3 graduation, extra timelocks, recoverRON removed, and related changes). V1 implementations are deprecated for reading old logic only; they are not the active code path.
What is the TimelockController?
The TimelockController owns ProxyAdmin. Implementation upgrades require schedule → delay → execute. That means code swaps are not instant, and pending operations can be watched on-chain by the community.
What is the project multisig?
A 3-of-5 multisig used for governance operations as configured (for example day-to-day parameter ownership paths documented with the contracts). It is not a claim that every action needs five humans in the room for every click — check on-chain roles for the definitive setup.
Which parameters are timelocked?
At a high level: trading and migration fees, fee recipient, minimum graduation liquidity, liquidity-manager related updates, LP burn-ratio style controls, and proxy implementation upgrades via the Timelock / ProxyAdmin path. Exact setters live in the verified V2 code on the explorer.
Where does liquidity go on graduate?
Liquidity graduates to a Katana V3 pool (1% fee tier) as two full-range positions: about 85% to dead and 15% to treasury. The handoff is designed to complete via the Liquidity Manager rather than a half-finished migration.
What happens when my token “graduates”?
When enough RON is raised on the bonding curve, migration can move liquidity to Katana V3 through the Liquidity Manager in a controlled, atomic flow — not a generic “DEX dump” with incomplete steps.
Why is there a creation fee?
A flat fee in RON is charged when you create a token. It helps fund the protocol and reduce spam launches. The current fee is shown on the Create page before you confirm in your wallet.
How do I know I’m interacting with the real contracts?
Use bloop.meme, copy addresses only from this Contracts page, and confirm them on Ronin Explorer. Prefer the proxy for any transaction; use V2 implementation links to read code. Never trust addresses from random DMs or unknown sites.
Can admin change settings overnight?
Sensitive parameter changes use on-chain delays (including 48h-style timelocks), and implementation upgrades go through the TimelockController (schedule → wait → execute). That is not a silent instant code swap when Timelock owns ProxyAdmin.
About Bloop
Premium meme launches on Ronin Network.
Whitepaper
Bloop Economic Design
Protocol mechanics, bonding curve, fees, and how launched tokens move from curve to Katana V3 on Ronin.
Live factory values below are read from the deployed proxy. Governance can update some parameters under timelock. Confirm addresses on the Contracts page.
1. Introduction
Bloop is a meme token launchpad on the Ronin Network. Creators launch a token with a flat RON fee, traders buy and sell against an on-chain bonding curve priced in RON, and when enough real RON liquidity is raised, the pool graduates to Katana V3.
The vision is simple: give Ronin degens a clean, transparent path from meme idea → fair price discovery on a curve → permanent-style liquidity on Katana — without leaving migration half-finished or LP entirely unlocked.
- Wallets and the app always call the unchanged proxies.
- Active logic lives in V2 implementations (reviewable on explorer).
- Sensitive upgrades and fee parameters go through TimelockController delay where applicable.
Every launched token
2. How launched tokens work
Each create call mints a new ERC-20 with fixed supply, places it on a bonding curve, and lets anyone buy or sell with RON until the pool raises enough real RON to graduate.
Token creation
Creator sets name, symbol, description, image, and an optional initial buy. A flat creation fee in RON is paid at launch (live value: Loading...). The token opens on the curve immediately.
Bonding curve (virtual + real reserves)
Price uses a constant-product curve on virtual reserves. Real RON in the pool grows as people buy.
Virtual reserves
Set the starting price math without needing a huge initial RON deposit. Virtual token reserve starts above the real tokens sold on the curve.
Real reserves
Real RON held by the pool. When it reaches the live migration threshold (Loading...), the token can migrate to Katana.
Buy / Sell
Buys spend RON for tokens. Sells return tokens for RON. Quotes follow the constant-product invariant with the trading fee applied. During the curve phase, trading is against the factory pool, not Katana.
Migration to Katana V3
When real RON hits the threshold, the Liquidity Manager graduates the pool: Katana V3 (1% fee tier), full-range LP, leftover factory tokens burned to dead, LP split 85% to dead / 15% to treasury. The handoff is one controlled flow so migration does not stop halfway.
Every launched token
3. Token economics
Total supply
1,000,000,000
Fixed at mint (per token)
Real tokens on curve
793,100,000
Listed for curve sales
Virtual token reserve
1,073,000,000
Starting virtual side
Curve constant and price discovery
At creation, virtual RON and virtual token reserves set the on-chain curve constant (live: Loading...). Trades move along that product. Price rises when buyers add RON and falls when sellers exit.
Migration threshold
Graduation needs real RON reserve at or above the live threshold shown in the header (Loading...). Token pages show progress as RON raised versus that target.
Platform fees
4. Fee structure
| Fee | Live / default | Notes |
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| Creation fee | Loading... | Flat RON at launch; shown on the Create page before wallet confirm |
| Trading fee | Loading... | Taken on curve trades; rate updates are timelocked |
| Migration fee | 5% of migrating RON | Protocol share at graduation; timelocked updates |
| Creator reward | 2% of migrating RON | Accrued to creator; claimed with claimCreatorReward |
Where fees go
- Fee recipient Loading...: creation fee, trading fees, and the protocol migration fee share.
- Creator: migration reward is accrued, then pulled by the creator when they claim.
- Graduated LP: after fees, remaining liquidity seeds Katana V3 (85% LP to dead, 15% LP to treasury).
Every launched token
5. Anti-sniper and fair launch
EOA rules on the curve
Create and curve paths favor normal wallets and limit contract sniping while the bonding curve is active.
Max wallet 5%
On the curve, one wallet cannot hold more than 5% of supply.
Pair protection
Migration checks for empty or pre-seeded Katana pools so graduation liquidity is not poisoned early.
Atomic migration
Liquidity moves in one controlled path so the token does not get stuck between curve and DEX.
Every launched token
6. Token lifecycle
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Create
Pay creation fee, mint fixed supply, seed virtual reserves, optional initial buy.
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Trade on curve
Buy and sell with RON on the factory pool. Price follows the virtual constant-product. Max wallet applies.
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Migrate
When real RON meets the threshold: fees and creator reward, burn residuals, seed Katana V3 LP (85% dead / 15% treasury).
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Trade on Katana
After graduation, spot trading is on Katana V3. Curve trading for that token ends.
7. Bloop Launchpad treasury
The launchpad treasury is the protocol’s fee sink. It collects value from every launch. Creation fees, curve trading fees, the protocol’s share of migration, and later fees from treasury-held Katana LP and other inflows like Ronin POD and future Ronin NFTs. How those new inflows are split is below. The $BLOOP Leaderboard still applies only to the 10% contributor bucket in §7.3.
7.1 What the treasury receives
- Creation fees paid in RON when a token is launched.
- Bonding-curve trading fees on buys and sells while the token is on the curve.
- Protocol share of migration — 5% of the RON that migrates with the pool.
- Later: Katana LP fees from the 15% of full-range LP held by treasury after graduation (85% of LP is burned to dead).
- Other inflows such as Ronin POD and future Ronin NFTs.
7.2 Inflow split
When fees arrive, they are split across five buckets. The split applies to new inflows, not to a periodic re-slice of the full treasury balance.
- $BLOOP initial contributors 10%
- Project team 10%
- Operations 30%
- Growth 20%
- Reserve 30%
- Growth 20% is campaign spend (ads, partnerships, activations).
- Operations 30% covers infra, RPC, gas, legal, listings, and audits.
- Reserve 30% is a buffer, not a spending line.
7.3 $BLOOP initial contributors (the 10% bucket only)
Official $BLOOP only
This 10% bucket applies to the official $BLOOP token, not to every meme launched on the platform. A wallet’s leaderboard percentage is a share of that 10% contributor bucket, not of 100% of treasury.
Net contribution = Curve buys − Curve sells − Outgoing $BLOOP transfers
Ranking is frozen after $BLOOP migrates. Curve-phase ranking remains the record of who supported $BLOOP on the bonding curve.
8. Risks and disclaimers
- Not financial advice. Meme tokens are highly speculative and can go to zero.
- Smart contract risk. Bugs, curve edge cases, RPC failures, or upgrade mistakes can cause loss of funds.
- Parameter risk. Fees, thresholds, and the fee recipient can change under owner and timelock rules. Check live values on-chain.
- Liquidity risk. After migration, 15% of LP is treasury-held and 85% is burned to dead. Exits depend on Katana pool depth and market conditions.
- Regional / legal. You must follow the laws in your jurisdiction. Do not use Bloop if it is prohibited where you live.
Addresses and verified implementations: Contracts. Project overview: About.
9. FAQ
Short answers for the denser mechanics. Live numbers in the header come from the deployed factory.
Why is virtual token reserve higher than total supply?
Total supply is how many real ERC-20 tokens are minted (1,000,000,000). Virtual token reserve (1,073,000,000) is not extra minted supply. It is a pricing inventory for the constant-product formula.
Only 793,100,000 real tokens are sold on the curve. Virtual starts higher so that after those real tokens are bought, the virtual side still has a cushion. That keeps the curve from needing an infinite price when the last real curve tokens trade. Virtual can be larger than total supply because it is math, not a wallet balance.
What is the difference between virtual and real reserves?
Virtual reserves set the starting price and the shape of buys and sells
(virtualRON × virtualToken ≈ curve constant.
Real RON is the actual RON sitting in the pool from net buys. Migration unlocks when real RON reaches the live threshold shown at the top of this page.
Real tokens on curve are the tokens the factory can still sell before graduation.
What happens to the tokens that are not on the curve?
About 206,900,000 tokens (total supply minus real curve inventory) stay with the factory for migration. At graduation they help seed Katana V3 liquidity. Leftover factory-held tokens are burned to dead rather than left stranded.
What is the curve constant?
It is the on-chain product of the starting virtual RON and virtual token reserves. Trades move along that product: more RON in raises price; selling tokens lowers it. The live value is shown in the header.
When does a token migrate to Katana?
When real RON in the pool is at or above the factory migration threshold. Then the Liquidity Manager creates or uses a Katana V3 pool (1% fee tier), adds full-range liquidity, applies migration fees and creator reward, and splits LP 85% to dead / 15% to treasury.
Where do fees go?
Creation fees, trading fees, and the protocol share of migration fees go to Bloop treasury. Creators get a separate migration reward they must claim. After fees, remaining liquidity becomes Katana LP (85% burned to dead, 15% treasury).
Is the $BLOOP leaderboard the same as every launched token?
No. Platform rules (curve, fees, migration) apply to every launch. The $BLOOP Leaderboard and treasury contribution formula apply only to the official $BLOOP token: buys - sells - outgoing transfers (factory transfers excluded).
What does max wallet 5% mean?
While the bonding curve is active, one wallet cannot hold more than 5% of total supply. That limit is about early concentration on the curve. After migration, trading follows Katana pool rules instead.
Proxy vs implementation: which address do I use?
Wallets and bloop.meme always call the proxy. The implementation is the current logic contract (V2). Use implementation addresses when you want to read verified code. Full list: Contracts.
Bloop Hertz Meter
How loud this wallet bloops.
-- Hertz
LP: not detected yet
Recent $BLOOP transfers
How Hertz is calculated
- Hold is the $BLOOP still sitting in the wallet, including LP in the main pools when we can see it.
- Flow is recent buy energy. Sells do not add Flow.
- Stick is how often that wallet showed up to buy lately.
- Time is how long it has been quiet since a real dump.
- Sustained / Modulated / Damped is the tone: held, bent, or cut.
- Hertz is a read of this wallet only. It is not the leaderboard and not a treasury share.