How to launch on BNB Chain with Four.meme

The short answer

Four.meme is the high-volume BNB Chain memecoin launchpad: create a BEP-20-style meme asset, trade on a bonding curve, and—when progress hits 100%—liquidity is designed to migrate toward PancakeSwap. Graduation thresholds (BNB raised / market-cap style targets) have changed over time; confirm live UI numbers. Trenchables cannot launch it for you — see below — so this guide is a venue primer.

What Four.meme is

Functionally: the BNB twin of Solana curve pads. Socially: a Binance-ecosystem attention market with different bots, different gas dynamics, and different exit liquidity habits than Solana.

Four.meme also experiments with token modes (normal, tax, modular contract templates). More modes mean more ways to surprise buyers—disclose what you launch.

Curve → PancakeSwap

While on-curve, price follows the pad’s bonding math. When the curve completes, liquidity is intended to seed a PancakeSwap pair (versions and exact thresholds vary). After graduation, trading looks like ordinary DEX trading—slippage, MEV, and pool depth matter more than curve progress bars.

See also PancakeSwap Launch for the DEX-first path without a Four.meme curve.

In Trenchables Launch

Four.meme is not offered as a pad here. Its creation API is geo-fenced, and a Trenchables launch relays through our own server, so what it blocks is this deployment's location rather than yours: the call answers 403 — access to our services is restricted, and a launch cannot be prepared at all. Rather than show a tab that fails at the last step, the pad is left out.

For a BNB launch from Trenchables, use Flap V7 — the verified non-tax curve on the same chain. To launch on Four.meme itself, go to four.meme directly; nothing about this guide changes there.

Four.meme vs Flap on BNB

• Four.meme — dominant BNB meme curve culture; Pancake graduation narrative.
• Flap on BNB — alternate non-tax V7 curve using the PancakeSwap Infinity CL migration path.

Pick based on where your buyers already trade, not based on which logo looks louder in a screenshot.

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