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Pooling
What happens the moment a curve sells out.
The trigger
The buy that takes the last of the 800M curve tokens pools the coin in the same transaction. Nobody calls anything and nobody waits. Curve trading ends in that block.
The pool that opens
| Pair | Native ETH / token |
| Fee tier | 1%, tick spacing 200 |
| Hook | none |
| Range | full range |
| Deposit | ≈ 5.86 ETH + 200M tokens |
| Position owner | the launchpad contract |
A small step up
The pool opens at the ratio of what goes in: the ETH raised over 200M tokens. That is slightly above where the curve closed, so the last curve buyers never open underwater, and one arbitrage trade closes the gap.
Locked means no code path
The launchpad owns the position and has no function that removes liquidity. It isn’t a timelock or a promise; the function doesn’t exist.