Disclosures

What this product is

A way to create a real, standard token and trade it on an automatic market, with safety rules enforced by the blockchain and verifiable by anyone. Each claim below maps to something you can check on-chain:

• Supply is fixed at creation and can only decrease. Minted exactly once; the only later change is the burn at graduation.
• The creator holds nothing for free beyond a public, capped opening buy.
• Team tokens are time-locked on an immovable public schedule.
• Liquidity is protocol-owned and locked by construction — no withdraw path exists for anyone.
• There is always an exit — the curve before graduation, the pool after.
• The token is a real, standard token from the first second.
• Every launch uses the same audited code, checkable with one click.

What this product is not (risks, plainly)

• Governance-token votes are advisory only. Proposals and votes are recorded forever, but they execute nothing and change nothing — the token is frozen. Any treasury a project promises lives in separate, publicly scheduled locks, not under vote control.
• The platform contracts are upgradeable during beta. Launched tokens are frozen forever, but the launchpad and locker themselves remain upgradeable until a post-soak freeze (announced, with a public code check). Until then, "the platform code can change" is a fact we state rather than hide.
• This is speculation. Tokens launched here represent nothing and pay no cash flow; value is attention-driven and can go to zero. Most launched tokens fail, and most people who trade speculative tokens lose money. Do not spend money you cannot afford to lose.
• Fair mechanics are not fair outcomes. "No presale, no free creator supply, locked liquidity" are mechanism guarantees. They do not guarantee gains, do not stop a creator from selling tokens they openly bought, and do not stop early buyers from selling into you.
• The operator-approval limit. The blockchain can't read a token's code inside a transaction, so the final "is this the audited recipe?" check is done by the reviewer before approval and can be repeated by anyone after. A bad approval's worst case is bounded to that one token's own market — never another token or the platform.