The collection goes live and the door gets its first keys.
Solana · 3,333 pixel PFPs · Launchpad access
Your PFP is the key to the lab.
Gloopy is a hand-drawn pixel collection on Solana. It is also the access credential for the meme coin launchpad we are building — and holders walk through the door first.
Lab access
Get on the list before the doors open.
Register a Solana wallet and you are in the queue for mint announcements and early lab access. Signing is free — a message signature only, never a transaction.
We store the address only. No DMs, no seed phrases — ever.
The sequence
Five stages. In order. No skipping ahead.
Lock your Gloopy in to register for lab access.
Stakers launch tokens on testnet and break the thing.
The launchpad opens up, with holders still at the centre.
Only if it earns a real job inside a working product.
Stage 01
The NFT is the credential.
Everything starts with the collection. The mint is the entry point — not the finish line.
Every Gloopy is drawn by hand, one pixel at a time, to hold up as a profile picture people actually recognise on Solana. Same care on the 1/1 traits as on the common ones.
What the art gets you is the part that matters: a Gloopy in your wallet is your admission to The Gloopy Labs. You do not just own it — you badge in with it.
Stage 02
Stake to get in the room.
After the mint, Gloopies can be staked. This is not the park-it-and-wait kind of staking where nothing happens for six months and then a dashboard appears.
Staking is an access layer for holders who want to do more than hold. Eligible stakers are the first names on the invite list for what we are building next.
Your NFT stops being a picture sitting in a wallet and becomes the thing that opens the door.
Stage 03
Ship memes before anyone else can.
The first real utility for stakers is early access to the testnet build of our meme coin launchpad.
Before the public sees any of it, stakers get to run the whole thing — and try to snap it in half.
Testnet assets carry no monetary value. The point is not to farm anything. The point is to put the product in front of real users, find what is slow, confusing or broken, and fix it before the market shows up.
- ADeploy meme coins using testnet assets, end to end
- BWalk the full creation, bonding and launch flow
- CTry features before they are announced anywhere
- DHunt bugs and break things on purpose
- ESend feedback straight to the team, no form in between
- FDecide with us what actually ships in beta
Stage 04
Beta, once it has survived contact.
When the core flow has been tested, torn apart and rebuilt, the launchpad moves into beta and starts opening to everyone.
Holders stay at the centre of it. Our current direction is to route a share of the trading volume generated through the launchpad back to holders, and to keep shaping the product around real activity rather than a roadmap image.
We are not interested in building this behind a closed door and then telling the community it works. We would rather the community already knows it works — because they are the ones who tested it.
Stage 05
And then… $GLOOPY?
NFTs. Staking. A launchpad. So where would a token fit?
Honest answer: maybe — but only if it earns a place. We are not bolting a token on because every roadmap is expected to end with one. If $GLOOPY happens, it has to do a real job inside a product that already works.
- No empty token promises
- No rushed tokenomics
- No token minted purely for the chart
For now there is no launch date, no allocation, no tokenomics and no guaranteed airdrop. The product proves itself first. Then we decide whether a token genuinely makes it better.
PRODUCT FIRST.
TOKEN AFTER PROOF.