Porchlight
$PORCH
The light everyone's dad left on.
- Opening mcap
- 2 ETH
- Pool / buy / sell fee
- 1% · 2% · 3%
- Liquidity
- locked forever
Launch nights on Robinhood Chain
Mothglo is a launch calendar with no gatekeeping. Creators schedule a night, the lantern lights in one transaction, and the token trades on Uniswap v4 from the first block with liquidity locked for good.


Same layout you know from IDO pages. Different rules underneath: nobody gets in early.
$PORCH
The light everyone's dad left on.
$DUST
Powdery, nocturnal, slightly unhinged.
Sample nights for preview. Real ones appear when the contracts are live.
Name, ticker, picture, and the hour your lantern lights. The page goes up first so moths can gather.
Pool fee 1–3%, buy fee 0.5–10%, sell fee 1–5%. Keep 10–30% of supply. Written once, never edited.
One transaction mints the token, opens the Uniswap v4 pool and locks the liquidity. No presale, no curve, no waiting room.
Every fee the pool and the hook earn goes to the creator wallet. Anyone can press collect; it only ever pays the creator.
Chosen by the creator inside these bounds, locked at launch, readable by anyone on-chain.

| Pool fee (LP) | 1% – 3% |
|---|---|
| Buy fee (hook, in ETH) | 0.5% – 10% |
| Sell fee (hook, in ETH) | 1% – 5% |
| Creator allocation | 10% – 30% of 1B |
| Liquidity | Uniswap v4, LP NFT locked, no withdraw |
| Fee receiver | Creator wallet, 100% |
No. It looks like a launch calendar because that is the nice part of IDOs. There are no tiers, no whitelist, no lottery. When a lantern lights, everyone buys from the same pool at the same time.
The token side comes from the launch itself: the supply that isn't the creator allocation is placed in the pool as one-sided liquidity. The ETH side comes only from buyers.
No. The LP position is an NFT held by a lock contract with no withdraw function. The creator can only collect fees.
Nothing from your fees. 100% of pool fees and hook fees go to the wallet the creator set.
Not yet. This is a preview. Contracts are not deployed and the nights you see are samples.