letstrash.fun
letstrash.fun
Everything here was somebody else’s first. Throw your junk on the heap, watch the rats pick at it, and sell straight back to the pile whenever you feel like it, for whatever it is worth right then. No admin key, no pause button, nobody sitting on your stuff. Most of it is rubbish. That is the point.
Pick a yard. Same curve, same fees, same rules in all of them. The only thing that changes is what you pay the gas man in.
Every bit of junk starts on a pile. While it is on that pile the contract holds the coins, nobody else can reach in, and you can sell back to the pile whenever you feel like it, at whatever it is worth right then. Up or down. Nobody owes you what you paid.
The coins sit in the contract until the pile is full enough to crawl out. There is no back door, no trapdoor, no hatch pointing anywhere else.
Selling back to the pile works from the first buy to the last. What you get is whatever it is worth at that moment, up or down, minus the 1% fee. No queue, no permission, no form to fill in.
No admin key, no pause button, no way for us to change our minds at 3am. It is welded into the thing we deployed and it stays welded.
Name, ticker, how full the pile has to get. One transaction drops your own bonding-curve launchpad and the ERC‑20 under it. No pre-sale, no allocation, no vesting, no team bag.
Anyone can dig in. The price climbs along the curve as the pile grows, coins land in the digger’s wallet on the spot, and anyone can sell back to the pile at any time for whatever it is worth right then.
When the pile fills up the curve bonds on its own: liquidity goes into the yard’s main DEX and the LP tokens are burned for good. Nothing to claim, nobody to ask.
The classic dump: a curve, a chart, a chat full of gremlins, and a move to the yard’s main DEX the moment the pile is full.
The same curve, pointed at equity exposure, with a dividend tracker that hands out to holders on its own.
Read live off every yard we sit in. Not our word for it, not a number somebody typed in a spreadsheet: the contracts say it and we just read it out.
Dumping and digging are one transaction each. No account, no list to get on, no waiting room, nothing to sign up for.
Unaudited, permissionless, experimental. Most of what lands on a heap is rubbish and stays rubbish. Never throw in more than you can afford to lose completely.