Something happened once. Launch against it never happening again.
The first time is the reference. Every day it does not repeat is the market. Never Pad lets you launch coins around things that already happened, and hold the possibility that they never do again.
Launch appBrowse by the event you are counting from. Markets tagged EXAMPLE are interface examples, prices are not shown because nothing here is traded yet.
Not a token launchpad. A launchpad built around things not repeating.
Describe the event that already occurred. Subject, value, date, source. This becomes the reference and is fixed forever.
What counts as it happening again. Same thing, the next level, or your own condition. The coin is right as long as it never does.
A coin is minted, paired with the never condition, with a counter that starts at the reference date.
Every day without a repeat the counter goes up. If it repeats, the counter resets to zero and everyone can see it.
A simulated launch. Nothing is deployed, the coin lives in this browser and joins the markets above.
Reference and never condition are fixed at launch. Even in the simulation.
Is this a prediction market?
No. A prediction market pays when something happens. Here the coin is paired with it not happening. The counter is the product.
What if it happens again?
The counter resets to zero. The coin stays where it is, the reset is written into it, and everyone who held it saw the number.
What if nothing ever happened?
Then there is nothing to never repeat. The reference event is required.
Are the example markets real?
No. Markets tagged EXAMPLE show how the product reads. Coins you launch on this page are simulated and live in your browser.
Where does the counter come from?
From the reference date. It is a clock, not an oracle. Repeats in the examples are not tracked automatically.
- Name
- Never Pad
- Ticker
- $NEVERPAD
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain · Pons
- Contract
- soon