Smart Pacts

For buyers, traders & holders

Buying, trading & voting

Real tokens, a guaranteed exit, and — if you hold a governance token — a vote nobody can rig.

Buying early — the curve

Young tokens trade on an automatic price curve: buying pushes the price up, selling pushes it down. Your tokens are real from the second you buy — they sit in your own wallet and you can send them to anyone.

The guaranteed exit

Before graduation you can always sell back to the curve at the current price. The money raised sits in blockchain custody that no human can touch — not the creator, not us.

Graduation — automatic

When enough has been raised, the purchase that crosses the line flips the token into its permanent market: the raised money and remaining tokens become a locked pool, and the unsold extra is burned (your slice of the supply gets bigger). No waiting, nothing to front-run, no one to trust. After that, you trade against the pool — whose money is locked forever by the code.

Before you buy — the honesty checklist

Every item below is a blockchain fact you can check on the token's page, not a promise:

If you hold a Governance token — voting

Open a proposal. Hold at least the token's proposal threshold (shown on its page) and you can post a question to all holders — a short title and description, with a voting window of 1 to 30 days. At most three proposals run at once.

Vote. Pick yes, no, or abstain. Your vote weighs exactly as much as the tokens in your wallet right now. Changed your mind? Vote again — the new vote replaces the old one.

The anti-cheat rule you get for free. If you sell or send tokens while a vote is open, your recorded vote shrinks to match what you still hold. Nobody can vote big and quietly cash out — the blockchain corrects the tally automatically.

Results. When the window closes, the tally freezes forever — anyone can read it, today or in ten years. Remember: results are the community's recorded voice; they don't move money or change the token.Why that's a feature →