JAKDU PUMPThe Token Pump of GIWALaunch, trade, fees, and market numbers explained.
On the token page, enter an amount to receive an automatic quote. The arrow switches buy and sell. The 25%, 50% and MAX shortcuts use your available balance; ETH MAX leaves a gas buffer, while token MAX fills the exact token balance.
While the swap is open, the quote refreshes about every five seconds. Before a trade is sent to your wallet, the pool is quoted again. If the new output falls below the minimum you just saw, review the new quote and tap again. Slippage is your maximum accepted price movement from the quote; it does not include gas. A transaction can still revert and spend gas if the price moves while it waits for inclusion.
The swap checks the token’s pool against the V3 factory before quoting. Price impact is shown separately from the 1% pool fee; the quote already reflects both. Trades with estimated price impact of 5% or more need an explicit acknowledgement. Check the token address and the exact approval amount in your wallet. A current pool quote is not an independent fair-value oracle and cannot eliminate price manipulation or MEV.
The sale payout defaults to ETH. Choose WETH if your smart wallet cannot receive ETH; WETH goes directly to your wallet. The exact onchain minimum is shown before signing. A pending request blocks another swap in the same browser until its outcome is checked.
An identical trade is held for 30 seconds after confirmation to prevent an accidental second submission. You can review the transaction and explicitly allow another trade.
No platform creation fee. You pay network gas. An optional first buy costs extra ETH.
The Uniswap V3 pool uses a 1% fee tier. This is a pool fee, not a separate 1% charge paid directly to JAKDU PUMP.
70% is claimable by the permanent fee recipient selected at launch. 30% is claimable by JAKDU PUMP. The split applies only to fees this position actually collects.
Sent to the dead address. These tokens are inaccessible, but the ERC-20 total supply does not decrease.
At launch, the creator chooses a permanent fee recipient. Check that this address can call the vault to claim its share; metadata editing still belongs to the launching wallet.
Do not send ETH, WETH or tokens directly to a fee vault. Direct transfers are not trading fees and cannot be attributed to a sender for a refund.
The selected fee recipient may claim the WETH share as WETH or unwrap it to ETH. Claiming fees does not unlock the liquidity principal.
An initial buy defaults to 0 ETH. If omitted, a separate first trade can be taken by a bot. The sequencer does not promise fair ordering.
The first pool position starts with tokens and no WETH. ETH/WETH enters the pool when people buy. The position NFT is held by a vault with no way to withdraw or transfer the liquidity principal.
The creator cannot mint more tokens, apply a transfer tax, blacklist wallets or pause token transfers.
A creator can update the image, description and social links after signing with the creator wallet. The onchain name, symbol and original metadata commitment do not change.
A limited platform control can pause new launches. It cannot pause existing token transfers, pool trades or fee claims. Core launch contracts are not upgradeable proxies.
Your wallet signs transactions. JAKDU PUMP does not hold your wallet keys or trading funds.
The interface distinguishes sequencer confirmed, safe and finalized when the GIWA RPC supplies those block tags. It rechecks the canonical receipt block and withdraws confirmation after a reorganization. Market data may appear later than the receipt.
These are the contracts configured for the network shown in the header. Each token also has its own permanently locked fee vault, linked on its detail page.