Launches
Launches is where token economies open for participation. Each one is a round — a quantity of a token at a set price, with a target — and this is where you find them and take part.
Chapter Overview
An economy owner creates a sale stage in Economies. Launches is where that stage becomes something the rest of the network can see and back. The two are the same event from opposite sides: Sales Stage 57 in an owner's workspace is Round 57 on a launch card.
The screen leads with what you have backed, then everything else raising now — 42 launches at the time of writing, filterable by status, sortable by progress, and grouped into categories like Community, Gaming, AI and Infrastructure.
How a round works
- Contributions are pooled
- Everyone's contribution goes toward one target. You are joining a pool, not buying at a counter.
- Allocation is pro-rata at settlement
- When the round closes, tokens are divided in proportion to what each person contributed. Contributing early does not secure a better rate.
- Trading comes afterwards
- Backing a round is not the same as being able to trade the token. Liquidity is enabled separately, through the token's market, once the round settles.
Screens in This Chapter
| Screen | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Launches | Browse what is raising now, filter and sort, and see what you have backed |
| A Launch | Read one round in detail and contribute to it |
Common Workflows
Back an economy
Open Launches, filter to Live, pick a category, and sort by progress. Open a launch, read the target and the time left, enter a contribution in dollars and confirm your estimated allocation.
Check what you have backed
Your Participation at the top of Launches lists what you have contributed to. Select View to open a launch and see your position.
Open your own economy for participation
That starts in Economies, not here — create a sale stage with a price and a quantity, and it becomes a round on this screen.