How a launch works

1 · A real token, made safely

You fill in a form — name, symbol, total amount, decimals, and the token type. The system takes one published, independently audited recipe and stamps your name on it. The only thing unique to your token is its name; every other line of code is identical to every other launch. That's what lets anyone confirm your token has no hidden traps.

At this moment two rules are already locked forever: the supply can be createdexactly once, and the code can never be changed.

2 · The green light (why there's a reviewer)

Before your token can be traded, a reviewer — the operator — checks, with softwareand by hand, that your deployed token really is the unmodified audited recipe and that its name and numbers aren't misleading. Approved tokens go on apublic list.

This is the anti-scam gate: a token that was never approved simplycannot launch, so it can never reach a trade and never touch anyone's money. The reviewer's only power is deciding what may launch — they can't touch any token's funds, and every approval is public. Worst case, a bad approval affects only that one token's own market, never any other.

3 · Launch — you press the button

One action creates the whole supply into the system's custody, puts any team tokens into their locked schedule, pays a small flat creation fee, and opens the market.You start with zero free tokens. The most you can hold at open is a small, capped, publicly visible opening purchase — the fairness rule that makes buyers trust your launch.

4 · The curve — an automatic market

Young tokens trade on a price curve: a formula, not a person. 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. And you canalways sell back to the curve: the money raised sits in blockchain custody no human can touch, so your exit never disappears.

5 · Graduation — fully automatic

When enough has been raised, the very purchase that crosses the line flips the token into its permanent market: the raised money and the matching tokens become alocked trading pool, and the unsold extra tokens are destroyed (making everyone's remaining slice bigger).

There's no waiting, no announcement to front-run, and no one to trust. The pool's money is locked by construction — there is literally no withdraw button in the code, for anyone, ever. If a token never raises enough, it simply keeps trading on its curve forever.

Where the money goes

A small flat fee to create a token or a lock, and a small percentage on trades — all shown upfront. After graduation, the creator earns a small cut of every trade: a transparent reward for long-term success, not for dumping (which the rules make impossible). Platform fees flow back to Smart Pacts transparently.

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