Pick the outcome your launch is about, name your coin, and one transaction does the rest. OutcomePad takes nothing and you keep the fees.
Most launchpads pair every coin with ETH, so the market underneath says nothing about the idea. Here you state an outcome instead — a question, a side, and the date it is about — and that becomes the other side of the trade.
State it so anyone reading it later knows exactly what was meant. It is part of the identity, so two different wordings are two different outcomes.
Every launch takes a side. Nothing resolves and nobody adjudicates — the side is what your coin is paired with, not a bet that pays out.
A name and a ticker. The supply is fixed at one billion and every single one goes into the pool — you don't keep any, and there is nowhere in the contract to put an allocation.
This is everything that happens. One transaction, and none of it can be undone afterwards.
OutcomePad charges nothing, takes no allocation, and cannot take the liquidity back afterwards.