Flap launch

Flap works like Four — create the token and make the first buys in one bundle — but it adds a four-step wizard and more choices: taxed or not, a vault or not, and whether the token should go straight to the DEX once the curve fills.

1. 1Step 1: token and launch modeFill in the name, symbol, description and logo, then pick a launch mode. Curve-only bundle creates the token and buys on the curve, and the token graduates once the curve fills. Create + direct launch sends it into a DEX pool right away and needs at least 3 wallets (one creates, one buys the curve, one buys the DEX).
2. 2Step 2: taxed or standardPick the taxed token (newTokenV6) and you fill in the rates and the split: liquidity, rewards, burn and the receiving wallet must add up to exactly 100%. A standard token has none of that.
3. 3Step 3: vault and protection windowThe vault is optional: turn it on and tax and rewards run through the vault contract, and you can point at a specific vault factory. Leave it off and the default logic applies. The protection window is a number of days during which the token cannot be mined, withdrawn or sold — 0 turns it off, and the maximum is 365 days.
4. 4Step 4: wallets and buysImport or generate wallets and fill a buy amount on each row. If you are short, the page offers to generate the missing N wallets. A standard token caps any single wallet at 2% of supply, so filling the curve takes at least 41 wallets (43 for a direct launch).
5. 5Submit and checkThe bundle is simulated first, then signed and submitted. The create and the curve buys land in the same block and cannot slip to the DEX halfway. When it finishes you get a hash per transaction to check in a block explorer.