What Is Bonker? A Base Token Launchpad Built for Creators and AI Agents

Bonker is a token launchpad and onchain token factory on Base. A creator can launch a token, initialize its Uniswap v4 market, lock the liquidity, configure anti-sniper protection, and receive creator trading fees without stitching together five contracts and three dashboards. The short version: make the coin, keep the creator upside, leave receipts onchain.

This matters because launching an ERC-20 token is the easy part. A useful launch also needs a market, liquidity rules, fee routing, contract verification, metadata, discovery, and a way for the creator to claim rewards. Bonker packages that launch infrastructure into one flow for people, communities, apps, and AI agents.

There is no Bonker presale hiding behind this article. The product is live on Base; the planned $BONKER protocol token is not live yet. We publish that distinction because crypto has enough fog machines already.

The web flow starts at bonker.wtf/launch. Add a name, ticker, image, description, and optional social links; choose the launch configuration; then deploy. Bonker does not take an upfront platform fee. A normal wallet transaction can still require Base network gas, while supported bot flows can sponsor eligible deployments under their own limits.

Bonker is also designed for command-driven launches. Farcaster, Telegram, Moltbook, and the Bonker MCP integration give communities and software agents a shorter path from an idea to an onchain market. Every path resolves to the same factory and the same public launch receipt—no mystery side database pretending to be a blockchain.

Want to inspect what people have already made? The token explorer shows Bonker launches and market data, while the creator leaderboard tracks the wallets shipping them.

Bonker is not only a meme coin generator. The core product value is fee ownership. LP fees assigned to a token creator or reward recipient accumulate in the FeeLocker and can be claimed from the creator portfolio. Bonker owns its factory, so the separate protocol share flows to Bonker rather than to the upstream factory operator.

A creator can also share the stream. A Bonker referral link routes 5% of that launch's creator LP fees to the referrer and leaves 95% with the launcher. The split is encoded onchain, visible, and claimable; it is not a spreadsheet promise from a Telegram admin. Read the exact mechanics in the fee-flow documentation or create a link on the referrals page.

Fees are activity-dependent. A token with no swaps produces no trading fees. Bonker does not promise revenue, returns, volume, or a magic retention curve. The creator gets infrastructure and a transparent reward path; the market decides whether anyone cares about the coin.

A launch form solves deployment. It does not solve the weeks around it: turning a rough concept into a coherent token, checking launch risk, coordinating collaborators, monitoring holders and liquidity, collecting rewards, and reporting what happened. That wider loop is where Bonker is heading.

The Bonker MCP server already gives compatible AI tools a structured way to discover launch capabilities. The next product layer—the Agentic Launch OS—is intended to help an agent generate a launch concept and configuration, run simulations and risk checks, prepare a transaction, monitor the token after launch, and return readable receipts and proposed actions.

We are not building an automated pumping machine. Wash trading, fake engagement, price management, spam, and guaranteed outcomes are outside the product thesis. Useful automation should remove operational friction and make decisions easier to audit—not manufacture a market.

We use status labels instead of pretending every idea has a sacred launch date. The public direction comes from the agentic multichain roadmap and is deliberately split into four buckets.

Later layers may include launch templates and extension recipes, team launches and syndicates, an SDK/API/MCP module registry, stronger security tooling, and a cross-chain launch feed. They move forward only when the earlier layer proves useful and safe.

The planned $BONKER fair launch has a fixed 100 billion supply and no presale. The current canonical distribution is 87% for locked market liquidity, 3% for the Genesis community allocation, and 10% for the team and treasury with a cliff and vesting. The Genesis boardawards points for transparent actions and real referrals; a participant's relative score determines their share of the 3% allocation.

After genesis, the published protocol policy is to use 50% of protocol WETH fees actually received by the treasury for a weekly public $BONKER market buyback and burn. The other 50% funds security, infrastructure, deployment gas, listings, creator acquisition, and disclosed operations. Creator LP rewards remain separate. No volume means no protocol fees and no buyback.

Before the token goes live, Bonker still has launch gates to clear: security review, multisig and change control, legal disclosures, a complete Genesis allocation and claim rehearsal, canonical market-data packages, support procedures, and anti-scam communications. The public TGE plan treats real community readiness—not purchased comments or bot noise—as the green light.