Flap Bundler

Create a coin on Flap — the bonding-curve launchpad on BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, X Layer and Monad — and buy it from many wallets right at launch, or bundle-buy and sell any existing Flap coin.

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BNB Chain: one block, all or nothing

On BNB Chain the create, one buy per wallet and the service fee travel as a single bundle to the block builders (BlockRazor, NodeReal, 48 Club): every transaction lands in order in one block, or none does. The create can’t be front-run and nothing is sent one by one.

Base, Robinhood Chain, X Layer, Monad: fast follow

These networks have no public bundle relay. The bundler sends the create first and broadcasts every buy the moment it lands — usually the next block — or, if you choose, right behind it in the same block with a lower priority fee. It is not atomic, and the page says so: others can buy in between, and a buy that lands before the create only costs gas.

Every Flap option

Tax coins (Flap Tax Token V3) with separate buy and sell tax of 1–10%, a tax split between your beneficiary wallet, burns, holder dividends (in the native coin or the coin itself) and liquidity, and the DEX the coin graduates to; standard coins where the network supports them. The vanity address Flap requires is found in your browser, and the metadata is pinned on Flap’s IPFS so flap.sh and the trading terminals show it.

Planned and simulated

Each buy moves the curve for the next one. The plan replays Flap’s curve, and Check exactly simulates the real transactions on the live chain, so every wallet’s tokens and share of supply are known before you sign. Existing coins are simulated the same way, on the curve or in the pool they graduated to.

After the launch

Track holdings and PnL, sell a share of every wallet (as one private bundle on BNB Chain), collect the native coin and tokens back to your main wallet, and claim the coin’s fees in the Token Manager and Claim Fees tools. Wallets come from your Imported Private Keys and never leave the browser.