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# My Launchpad

Your personal Launchpad dashboard: what you hold, what you launched, what you can claim.

**Where:** Launch tab → **My Launchpad**

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## Header

Your avatar and name (from DyorHQ Social if set), your address, and three stats:

* **Portfolio**: USD value of the launch coins you hold
* **Launched**: how many coins you've launched
* **Holdings**: how many launch coins you hold

## Claimable Fees

Everything you can claim right now:

* **Creator fees · \<PAIR>**: one row per pair asset and launchpad, for coins you launched with fee sharing off (only fees that couldn't be paid straight to your wallet; normally zero). Fees held by an earlier launchpad get their own row marked "Retired launchpad". Each row is its own claim, and **Claim All** includes them.
* **TICKER rewards**: one row per fee-sharing coin you hold that has rewards ready to claim
* **Claim** on each row, or **Claim All** (shown when there's more than one thing to claim) to run every claim in one confirmation flow, one transaction per claim

"Nothing to claim yet." when there's nothing.

## Tabs

### Holdings

Each launch coin you hold with balance, market cap, pending rewards, USD value and **P\&L** computed from your own curve buys and sells (net invested vs current value, scanning back over the coin's age up to 30 days).

### Launches

"Coins You Launched": each with a **Shares fees** or **Creator fees** badge, progress to graduation or phase, and market cap.

### Activity

"Your Launchpad Activity": your launches, buys and sells from the last 7 days.

## Where else Launchpad shows up

* **Home → My Holdings → Launch**: your launch coins with progress or phase.
* **Home** hero card: the **Launch** value in the Spot / Perps / Launch / Moments split.
* **Portfolio → Launch**: volume, fees paid, P\&L and claimed fees for the period.
* **Recent Activity** (Profile) and **Notifications**: "Launched $TICKER", "Bought TICKER", "Sold TICKER", "TICKER graduated", "Collected TICKER creator fees", "Claimed TICKER rewards", "Claimed all Launch earnings".


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