A builder where any community launches its own shared pool with transparent rules: participants pay a one-time entry, and the pool is regularly and automatically paid out to the top of the leaderboard.
Launching a token is easy. Keeping people around it is not.
11.9M+
tokens have been launched on Pump.fun alone since January 2024.
< 2%
of them made it to an exchange. The rest never left the launch platform.
Why
A token can be launched in five minutes. But after launch there is nothing to do with it, and the community drifts away.
Sources: memecoin.wiki, pumpdata.fun; data as of November 2026.
Solution
Lorypten gives a community a reason to stay
A community pool (on the site: protocol): shared money with rules that the creator sets and the program enforces.
Long-term participation
One entry payment, and the participant's position stays theirs for good. No need to buy again every period.
Regular payouts
Once per period, for example once a week, each pool goes in full to its leader.
A use for the token
The creator's token can be required for entry and handed out to leaders as a reward.
How it works
Three steps
1
The creator sets the rules
Entry price, payout frequency, and how the money is split. Through a form on the site, in a few minutes.
2
A participant joins
Pays the entry once and gets a position: a card with numbers. It can be updated as new people join.
3
Pools pay out
At the end of a period (epoch), each pool goes in full to the participant who leads it.
Every entry payment is split automatically: the platform share, the creator share, and several pools. The better the numbers on the card line up, the higher the participant ranks.
Entry points
Five ways into the product
Who
What they do
What they get
Creator
Launches a community pool and sets the rules.
A share of every entry.
Participant
Pays the entry and updates the card.
The pools they lead, plus token rewards.
Protocol buyer
Buys a running protocol at the owner's price.
Becomes the owner and receives the creator share from then on.
Referrer
Brings people in through a personal link.
By default 3% of the referred person's position price, paid from the platform share, for a limited time.
LRPTN holder
Takes part in official protocols and locks the token.
A share of the holder bank.
All five need the same thing: new positions in protocols. The platform takes its share of every position.
Trust
Why this can be trusted
Transparency
Rules are set at creation
Entry price and pool shares are the same for every participant in a protocol.
Payouts are executed by the program
The leader is determined by on-chain code, not by the creator or the platform.
Anyone can verify the numbers
Randomness comes from an independent provider, and the check is available right on the site.
Participation, not a one-off purchase
A position does not expire
One entry gives participation in all the following periods.
The result is not only about randomness
A participant updates the card, accumulates points, and can stake the creator's token.
Money sits in the program's pools
Not in the creator's account: payouts come from the pools under the set rules.
Product
It already works: lorypten.com
The creator sets the rulesProtocol page: pools and leadersA participant's position: a card with numbersFairness check of the layout
Market
We sit at the intersection of three mechanics the market already knows
$1.196B
Token launches
Pump.fun revenue over its lifetime.
$14.91B
Token airdrops
distributed by projects to their users in 2024.
since 2019
Payout pools
PoolTogether has been running. The mechanic is familiar, but the niche is small: $6.95M today, $236M at its peak.
There is plenty of money and people around tokens. What is missing is something that keeps them after launch.
Sources: DefiLlama (Pump.fun and PoolTogether, data as of November 10, 2026); Dropstab, as reported by Bitcoin.com News on January 3, 2025.
Revenue model
How we earn
from 10%
of every entry payment. The platform share is already included in the entry price.
10%
of a protocol sale to a new owner. The remaining 90% goes to the seller.
No capital for liquidity
Revenue comes from activity in protocols. Investor money is not needed to fill the pools.
Platform: from 10%
Creator
Participant pools
How one entry payment is split. The creator sets the creator share and the pool shares when creating the protocol.
Out of its share the platform pays referrers, and 10% of its revenue goes to the LRPTN holder bank.
Token
The LRPTN token: participation that builds up
1
A position in an official protocol
Buying a position mints the participant service tokens, g and s.
2
Access to LRPTN
LRPTN can be bought only with g and s, within a personal cap that grows with participation.
3
Lock for a round
The participant locks LRPTN in the bank. That takes s tokens, which means new positions.
4
A share of the bank
In the next round they receive a share of the holder bank (on the site: dividend bank).
10% of platform revenue goes to the holder bank. Each person's share is proportional to how much LRPTN they locked.
The legal assessment of the token is part of the review this round pays for.
Difference
How we differ
Token launch platforms
Help launch a token. What to do with it next is up to the creator.
Token airdrops
A one-off event: participation usually ends after the distribution.
Payout pools
Built around deposits and interest, not around a community and its token.
Lorypten
Any community launches its own pool. Participation continues period after period. The creator gets a share of every entry. Protocol sales, referrals, and token rewards all run on one framework.
Why people come back: they influence their own result, compete for a place in the ranking, and participation never ends.
Status
Where we are now
The product is live and works end to end: protocol creation, entry, payouts, fairness check, protocol sale.
There has been no public announcement yet. Promotion is just beginning.
The next step is the announcement and the first communities.
February 2025
Development starts
2026
Closed tests with invited users
Fall 2026
Launch
Next
Public announcement and first communities
Team
Who is building this
Vadym Khremuchkov
Founder
More than 14 years in software development, has led teams. Works on Lorypten full-time.
