Don't sell. Borrow.
Lock your launchpad tokens and walk away holding a tokenized equity instead. The tokens stay yours, the loan is in ETH, and nothing is due on a date.
Three moves, and none of them is selling.
Lock your tokens
It moves into the pool and stays there, whole. Not sold, not swapped — you keep every token and everything that happens to it.
Take an equity
The pool pays out in ETH, and it is bought into whichever equity you pick on the way to your wallet. Or take the ETH and do neither.
Repay on your clock
Interest accrues by the second and nothing is due on a date. Sell the equity back on the portfolio page, or bring your own — either way the position closes exactly.
Priced by the book that would buy it.
Every market reads its own Uniswap pool. The price the protocol lends against is the price a liquidator would actually get, which is the only version of it that matters.
Someone has to lend it.
Supply ETH and hold a share of the pool that gets heavier as borrowers pay. Nothing to claim and nothing to restake — the share simply redeems for more than it cost. Withdraw whenever the pool has room.
Spend it once, and it is gone.
The token is spent by being destroyed, inside the very transaction it pays for — so the better terms can never be had without the supply actually falling. Everything works without it; it is only ever cheaper with it.
Fixed supply, no mint authority. Every burn is on-chain and in the same block as the thing it paid for, so the counter above only ever goes one way.