What happens

• The funding target is the exact amount the presale contract uses to decide whether the launch can proceed.
• The coin metadata, funding deadline, launch window, and creator address are fixed when the presale is created.
• Review every value before signing. After contributions begin, the creator cannot withdraw the ETH or cancel the presale.

What happens

• Contributors send ETH directly to the presale contract. There is no token swap or approval step before contributing.
• Each wallet's contribution and the total amount raised are recorded onchain.
• The creator cannot edit the target or deadline after the presale is live.

What happens

• Ready to launch means the funding condition passed; it does not mean the token or market already exists.
• Anyone can submit the launch transaction during the launch window. The creator does not have an exclusive launch right.
• If the target is missed—or the launch window expires—the presale enters refunding, permanently blocks the token launch, and queues every contributor for the nightly refund run.
• A manual Refund now option remains available only if an automatic refund is delayed.

What happens

• The launch uses the presale's accepted ETH to create the opening token/WETH market.
• The purchased token output stays in the presale contract until contributors claim their allocations.
• The liquidity position is permanently locked and cannot be removed by the creator or Pepe Pad.

What happens

• Each token allocation is proportional to that wallet's accepted share of the total contribution.
• If the presale raised more than the launch target, the unused ETH remains separately refundable.
• The presale address, launched token address, and transaction history remain available for onchain verification.