Token Mill Introduction

The Launchpad Turning Fees into Airdrops

Token Mill is a new kind of launchpad built around our core mechanic: King of the Mill (KOTM).

Tokens compete every 4 hours to become KOTM. Win the crown and all platform fees from that epoch get airdropped to holders of that winning token.

Token Mill is designed to BOOST the communities driving activity on the platform. Our airdrop mechanism puts a consistent flow of $MON back into the hands of the very Nads behind the strongest tokens in the eco.

Strong communities get even stronger. Max PVE.

The Bonding Curve That Never Dies

As the team behind the DLMM, we know bonding curves and AMMs inside out.

With Token Mill, we designed a bonding curve that can handle the entire lifecycle of a token — no need to ever migrate. Think of it as a bonding curve fused with an AMM.

Here’s how it works:

• The curve is built from two UniV3-style pricing curves: Pool A and Pool B.

• Pool A runs until 80% of supply is minted. After that, Pool B takes over — mimicking a graduation event.

• Each pool uses different virtual liquidity levels, creating a distinct pricing dynamic when switching between them.

• Depending on supply, the market seamlessly flips back and forth between the two pools.

The result: a continuous, self-sustaining curve that supports tokens from launch to maturity.

Important: There is no true "graduation" as all tokens trade in perpetuity on the bonding curve.

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Where to Trade TM Tokens?

You can trade Token Mill tokens and keep up to date on the KOTM competition in real time on our official site 👉 https://lfj.gg/mill

For those who prefer your native trading platforms, Token Mill is integrated for trading on Padre, Gmgn, Bonkbot, Trojan Bot, and Bloom.

Please note that we're not yet integrated with Jupiter and Axiom — stick to our supported platforms for now to ensure the best experience.

Until integrated, any Token Mill tokens you attempt to trade on Jupiter or Axiom will be routed through external liquidity pools created by third parties instead of trading via the Token Mill bonding curve. Remember that the Token Mill bonding curve will always have liquidity along the curve. If you see low liquidity for a token, you are likely trading on a platform not integrated with Token Mill.