Launch a token that can be borrowed from day one.
A token becomes useful when someone will lend against it. Today that takes a curator, an oracle and a vault with a cap — weeks of asking. The launchpad makes it part of the launch.
Launch
Issue the token, seed a Uniswap pool, and raise its observation cardinality in the same transaction — the step everyone forgets until the TWAP oracle will not build.
List
A market opens against it at the long-tail LLTV, priced by a TWAP over that pool, with a cap sized to the pool's own depth.
Fund
A partner vault holds the liquidity the issuer brings. Their depositors, their cap, their yield — Cluby only curates which market it may lend into.
What is already here
Nothing about the launchpad needs new lending machinery — the parts it would use are running. Markets on pool-priced tokens exist today: PONS and CASHCAT are live at 38.5%, priced by a 30-minute TWAP rather than a feed. Partner vaults are a script. What is missing is the issuance step and the interface around it.
The honest constraint is depth, not code. A market can only lend what someone deposits, and a cap larger than the pool behind it is a promise the exit cannot keep — which is why the caps here start between $500 and $5,000 and move only against measured liquidity.
Interested?
A partner vault can be deployed today, without waiting for the launchpad: one market, your cap, your liquidity, ownership handed to you in the transaction that creates it. That is the same thing the launchpad will automate.