Documentation

Overview

S33D is an autonomous token launcher built on the Livo bonding curve protocol. It lets anyone deploy a real ERC-20 token on Ethereum mainnet in under two minutes — no coding required.

You interact with S33D through two channels:

• Telegram — a step-by-step wizard bot that guides you through every option.
• X (Twitter) — mention @SeedDeploy with a structured tweet and your token deploys automatically.

Every deployed token lives on Livo's bonding curve. Once the curve fills, the token graduates to a Uniswap V2 pool with permanent liquidity. LP fees from graduated tokens are 1% total — split 50/50 between you and the protocol, depending on the fee mode you choose.

# What S33D does in one deploy:
1. Mine a vanity address (ends in ...1110)
2. Deploy ERC-20 via Livo factory (CREATE2)
3. Upload token metadata to Livo API
4. Reply with your token address + trade link

Telegram Bot

Start a conversation with @LaunchSeedBot and type /launch to begin the wizard.

Step-by-step wizard

The wizard walks you through 7 steps. You can type /cancel at any point to abort.

After confirming the summary, the bot mines a vanity salt, sends the transaction, and replies with your token address and a link to trade on Livo.

Commands

/launch  — start the token launch wizard
/cancel  — cancel the current wizard at any step

X / Twitter

Mention @SeedDeploy in a tweet containing the LAUNCH keyword followed by your token name and symbol. S33D polls mentions every 30 seconds and deploys automatically.

All X launches use Community fee mode — LP fees go to the treasury.

Tweet format

# Minimal
@SeedDeploy LAUNCH My Token MTK

# With social links (all optional)
@SeedDeploy LAUNCH My Token MTK
Web: https://mytoken.io
X: https://x.com/mytoken
TG: https://t.me/mytoken

# Attach an image to set the token logo

Parsing rules

• Tweet must contain the word LAUNCH (case-insensitive).
• Token name must be 1–32 characters and appear before the symbol.
• Token symbol must be 1–15 uppercase alphanumeric characters.
• Social links are extracted from lines starting with Web:, X:, or TG:.
• If a photo is attached to the tweet, it becomes the token logo.

S33D will reply to your tweet with the deployed token address and a link to trade. If parsing fails, it replies with an error message and the correct format.

Fee Modes

When a token launched on Livo graduates to a Uniswap V2 pool, a 1% swap fee is applied. This fee is split 50/50 between the fee receiver and the Livo protocol. S33D lets you choose who that fee receiver is.

Note: Fee distribution only applies after a token graduates from the bonding curve to Uniswap. During the bonding curve phase there are no LP fees.

How It Works

S33D uses Livo's on-chain factory to deploy ERC-20 tokens as minimal proxies (EIP-1167), which keeps gas costs low. Here's the full deployment flow:

1. Factory selection

If your launch has non-zero buy or sell tax, S33D uses the TaxToken factory. Otherwise it uses the standard V4 factory. Standard launches (via X and Telegram with default settings) use V4.

2. Vanity address mining

S33D mines a CREATE2 salt such that the resulting token address ends in 1110. This is a cosmetic feature that makes S33D-deployed tokens recognisable. Mining typically takes a few hundred thousand attempts and runs in a worker thread so it doesn't block other deployments.

3. On-chain deployment

The factory's createToken(name, symbol, feeReceiver, salt) function is called. The factory deploys a minimal proxy pointing to the implementation and emits a TokenCreated event. S33D extracts the token address from this event.

4. Metadata upload

After the transaction confirms, S33D uploads your logo, social links, and other metadata to the Livo API (fire-and-forget — does not block your response).

5. Bonding curve → Uniswap graduation

Your token is immediately tradeable on the Livo bonding curve at livo.trade. When the curve reaches its target ETH raise, Livo automatically creates a Uniswap V2 pool with the accumulated ETH and a portion of the token supply as permanent liquidity. From that point on, the 1% LP fee begins accruing to the fee receiver you chose.

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