CorePad

CorePad sells 800M of each token’s 1B supply on a price curve on Elysium; once those sell the pool freezes, and the remaining 200M move to an order book on HyperCore. That handoff to a different chain is the part that distinguishes it from the other curves here.

It is the busiest launchpad in this directory by token count, with 485 launched and 49,784 trades, and 7,042 wallets active in the last week. Yet its X account has 89 followers, up 10 — a large gap between on-chain activity and public reach, which is worth keeping in mind before reading the numbers as traction.

The contract set is unusually small: four deployments, each with no transaction count recorded, named CorePadFactory, ElysiumBridgeAdapter, Settlement and one the source leaves as “used by its app”. Either the design pushes almost everything through a handful of entry points, or the source has not finished mapping it — the listing does not say which.

Its daily series runs twenty days, so the picture is recent rather than long-running.