A Solana launchpad where every coin is tied to a real, dated, real-world event instead of a place, a meme, or a vibe. Launch on an event, watch its vault fill up while it trades, and claim your share the moment the clock hits zero.
Every coin starts as a real, dated event pulled from Polymarket — an election, a rate decision, a game, a launch date. Search the timeline for one that hasn't been claimed yet.
Pick the event and its name, ticker, deadline, and logo auto-fill from it. One transaction mints the coin on a real pump.fun bonding curve and opens its vault.
A cut of every trade — on top of the normal trading fees — flows into that coin's own on-chain vault for as long as it trades, right up until the event closes.
When the event resolves, the vault unlocks and every current holder claims their pro-rata share — the same way regardless of which way the event went. See “Why this isn't a bet” below.
No typing a name and hoping it's not a copy of ten other launches. The ticker, deadline, and art come straight from the linked Polymarket market, so a coin is only ever one specific, verifiable, real-world thing.
Trading fees actually accumulate as SOL in a program-owned account on Solana — inspectable by anyone, unlockable by no one until the clock runs out.
The unlock is triggered by the event closing, full stop — not by which side won. Every holder gets paid the same formula no matter the result. That's the whole legal design in one sentence; the “Docs” page walks through why it matters.
A payout that depends on which way a real-world event resolves is an unregistered prediction market. CLOCK's vault deliberately never works that way — there's no “YES coin” and “NO coin,” only one coin per event, and every holder is paid the identical pro-rata formula whether the event resolved one way or the other. The unlock is conditioned on timing (has the event closed?), never on outcome (which side won?). It's enforced in the contract itself, not just in how the UI presents it — read the full rationale.