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The Code-In website is now a launchpad.
With inscriptions over 2,000x cheaper than others, we’ve already put DOOM, Game Boy, and more fully onchain.
Now you can create crazy shit like a DOOM Onchain Token directly on our site.
What happens when you hit MINT on our NFT site?
3 steps:
1. Our server picks your number (your art)
2. Your browser writes that art + its info straight onto the chain
3. The chain mints the NFT into your wallet
Let's walk through it 🧵
One detail:
inside the token, C and M aren't in the usual format, they're in hex. Looks odd, but it's the same number written differently, so reversing the hex gives the transaction ID back. Hex is just cheaper to store on-chain. Recovery is 1:1.
Creators are already reaching out to us before our on chain inscription launchpad opens.
We’ll support you with marketing
If you want to create something meaningful on-chain and launch it on our launchpad, join our Telegram and talk to us.
Join the innovation. Code In.
About our on-chain NFTs:
We don’t make creators inscribe every image upfront.
We want even creators with no money to be able to launch a collection.
When someone mints an NFT, the buyer pays a few dollars or less to inscribe the image, then mints the token.
For a 10,000 NFT collection, this means no money is wasted inscribing NFTs that may never be minted.
We’re coding the backend now to make this process safe and reliable.
For users, the experience will be exactly like minting and buying a normal NFT. All the complicated stuff happens in our code.
We’ll share more development details when we get the chance.
IQ Labs requests @MeteoraAG to raise the base fee on our IQ/USDC DAMM v2 pool from 0.3% to 1%.
Pool: 6MjqFccyQQE56YKgzrnYiXp7Agp3pnDRQGnTsN5ttUHT
A note for our community: this is a routine step for the pool's long term development, not a fee set higher than other projects. Comparable Solana pools commonly sit around 1%, and pump.fun tokens at our size pay more than this per trade. In normal conditions trading is unaffected; it mainly protects LPs from arbitrage during volatile moves.
If you want to try it, you can use this too:
github.com/IQCoreTeam/iqlabs…
But we don’t use any cache, so you’ll need to set up your own RPC, and it can be slow or a bit inconvenient.
Maybe we’ll add a cached version later when we have time.
For now, just check it out.











