Spoke Pad: give a coin a clear beginning.

A clear beginning

A coin starts taking shape before a transaction exists. A name, a ticker and an image give people something to recognize. A reward choice gives the creator a decision to explain. Spoke Pad brings those first steps into one focused studio, with a circular gallery that makes exploration feel natural and a launch flow that keeps the important details together.

The name follows the design. Spokes connect a moving outer circle to a shared center. Here, the center is the coin you are preparing: its identity, the wallet approving it and the native reward mode selected for creation. The visual language stays restrained so those decisions have room to be understood.

Shape the identity

Begin with the name and ticker, then add a description, artwork and any website or X profile you want associated with the coin. You can choose from the artwork collection or upload your own image. A preview keeps that identity in view as you move through the studio.

Preparation publishes the artwork and metadata to public permanent storage. Small files use the storage provider’s free allowance. If the provider cannot accept an upload for free, preparation stops; the studio does not ask for a storage payment. Published metadata is public, so the details should be ready to share before you prepare.

Give rewards a direction

Spoke Pad offers the native Creator and Holders choices supported by Pump. Creator mode keeps the native creator rewards with the creator. Holders mode uses Pump’s holder reward mechanism, with eligible distributions managed under Pump’s current rules.

The Holders choice is permanent once the coin is created and cannot switch back to regular creator rewards. It belongs in the creation review, alongside the name and ticker. The studio presents that choice before approval and verifies the resulting mode after confirmation. Eligibility, amounts and distribution rules remain with the protocol; Spoke Pad does not promise a payout or hold a rewards balance for visitors.

Review, approve, confirm

The launch flow uses the official Pump SDK and its create_v2 instruction on Solana mainnet. Your connected wallet approves the creation transaction. Preparation builds and simulates that transaction first, then shows a current estimate of the network cost and new account deposits for review.

A launch still needs SOL for those onchain costs. Spoke Pad adds no platform fee and includes no initial buy in this creation flow. Estimates are dynamic and can change with network or protocol conditions. Review the wallet’s final request carefully before approving.

An approval or a returned transaction reference does not immediately become a success screen. Spoke Pad waits for onchain confirmation and checks the official mint and bonding-curve settings. An unresolved submission stays pending, with a public reference available for a status check before another creation.

Keep the market in context

A separate watchboard brings external tokens into view. Its initial seven-token selection comes from the supplied reference selection; it is not an automatic ranking and does not represent launches made through Spoke Pad. Public DEX Screener pool snapshots provide the market figures, with source links and retrieval times.

While the page is visible, it requests refreshed market snapshots every 30 seconds. Provider caching and availability can affect freshness. The display is a way to inspect public context, with missing or unavailable data kept visible as such. Its local activity log records the browser’s own retrievals and confirmed launches, rather than invented trades, revenue or payouts.

A studio with a defined job

Spoke Pad gives a coin a considered starting point: a recognizable identity, a deliberate native reward choice, a reviewed transaction and a verifiable result. The interface makes those steps approachable while keeping approval in the creator’s wallet.

This kit introduces the brand and the available studio. It does not announce a Spoke Pad token, contract address, launch total or completed payout. Those details require their own real, verifiable event. For now, the story is the product: bring an idea, make the decisions and create through the official protocol when you are ready.

