Launch a narrative token
Launching creates a fixed-supply speculative token and its official market. Choose an existing Lot or eligible direct Stock Token as the quote. The launch token has its own price and liquidity, with no direct redemption claim over that quote.
For screen instructions, use the four-step launch walkthrough.
The quote carries the asset thesis
A Lot brings a disclosed multi-asset composition of 2–5 components, the range LotFlow supports; a direct-stock quote uses one token. The choice determines the market's unit and eligible rotation partners. See composition and routing limits.
The Lot must be tradable before launch. Make [Lot name] tradable, inside Review & launch, previews preparation, including at least $50 of shared liquidity when needed. The final Launch button begins preparation, then launch. Review the deposit's lock and withdrawal terms; confirmed preparation remains if the later launch is cancelled.
The launch pool itself begins with launch-token inventory. Buyers introduce the quote asset, so the initial valuation is not cash deposited in the pool.
What becomes permanent
The name, symbol and trading fee are permanent. The creator chooses 1–4% in 0.25% steps. Logo, description and links are a separate profile saved after launch, with authorized creator updates. Published images can remain accessible and external links can change.
The launching wallet initially receives project fees. Changing that recipient requires nomination by the current recipient and acceptance by its successor; earlier earnings remain with the old wallet. The wizard has no separate fee-wallet field. See form and media limits.
Project earnings and the protocol share
Projects receive 70% of trading fees, the protocol 30%. Each collected asset is split and claimed as-is: launch tokens and the paired Lot or Stock Token. There is no separate Lot-creator share or automatic conversion to ETH or $LOTS.
The fee mechanism explains allocations, worked examples and costs. Creator earnings covers entitlements and claims.
Optional opening purchase
A paid, unvested opening purchase can receive at most 20 million tokens: 2% of original supply. It pays the fixed pool fee and ordinary price impact, and counts toward the recipient's early limits. There is no free creator allocation.
Optional buyback commitment
Buybacks default to off. A project can commit 0–100% of its own fee share to buying and burning its launch token. Changes affect future accrual; reducing the setting does not release existing commitments. Buybacks describes the guards and funding boundaries.
Automatic launch terms
| Rule | Term |
|---|---|
| Original supply | One billion, minted once |
| Starting reference | $10,000 original-supply FDV before an opening purchase |
| Launch liquidity | Two adjoining positions; principal permanently locked |
| Public trading | Opens after the launch transaction |
| Trading fee | Chosen rate, fixed from the first trade |
| Early limits | First 120 seconds: 2% cumulative buys and 2% post-buy balance per final recipient |
Deployment, initialization, principal locking and the optional purchase settle together or revert. A previously composed Lot and completed readiness transactions remain separate.
Verify the token and pool addresses, terms and actual purchase result after confirmation. An opening buy changes inventory and price before public trading. Readiness or extra liquidity does not guarantee external listings or execution.