Important: The KPAD program is not deployed. Today KPAD only reads public data: it cannot launch coins, take fees, pay Kimchi or sign transactions, and it never asks your wallet to sign.
What you see on the ledger
The ledger lists live Solana coins from pump.fun and Jupiter. None of them was launched on KPAD. They trade against SOL today; each is shown by the USD value of its pool or bonding curve, converted into $Kimchi at the live price, the way a KPAD coin is counted. At 600,000 Kimchi the interface calls a coin sealed. These are estimates, not KPAD curves.
How a KPAD coin will work
Each launch is its own SPL token with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. 800M are sold along a bonding curve priced in $Kimchi: you buy with Kimchi and sell for Kimchi. When the curve has raised the seal target, the remaining 200M join the raised Kimchi in a pool priced to continue where the curve stopped.
Fees
Every buy and sell will pay 1% of its value in $Kimchi. 60% is shared among holders in proportion to their balance for as long as they hold, 20% accrues to the coin's creator and 20% to the protocol. Payouts depend entirely on trading volume and the Kimchi price and can be zero.
Quotes and swaps
Trade cards show live quotes from Jupiter. KPAD does not execute swaps: "Open in Jupiter" takes you to jup.ag, where your own wallet shows and confirms the exact trade.
Wallets
Connecting a wallet only shares its public address with this page, to show balances. KPAD never requests a signature.
$Kimchi and the mascot
Aura Final Boss, ticker $Kimchi (CSocnzcRpgSCr1naKcNTieWZUxb6rABe45j844m7pump), is a third-party token. KPAD is an independent interface and is not made, run or endorsed by its creator, by the trader it is named after, or by Solana, Jupiter, pump.fun or DexScreener. The black silhouette mascot is a cartoon, not a likeness of any person.
No custody or guarantee
KPAD does not custody keys or assets and cannot reverse transactions or recover funds. Anyone can launch a coin with any name; a name or image says nothing about who made it.