Publish the terms
Contribution ratio, team cap, target, token allocation and lock period appear before the round.
Every launch starts with two sides putting something in.
Explore the matchTeams publish what they will contribute. Community participation joins it under disclosed terms. Explore how a matching ratio changes the starting pool.
For every SOL the community contributes, the team adds a published amount, up to its stated cap.
Illustrative numbers. Team contribution is capped at 100 SOL in this example.
The actual pool, lock and token terms would be published for each launch before participation.
A launch moves forward only under the conditions shown to both sides. The contribution is part of the project record, not a hidden promise.
Contribution ratio, team cap, target, token allocation and lock period appear before the round.
The community can see progress toward the minimum. If it is not reached, the round ends without a launch.
At a successful close, the disclosed team contribution joins the community amount for the initial market.
Each project has its own commitment. Select an edition to inspect the details in the format STOCK would show before a round.
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Before asking whether a launch can move quickly, ask what both sides have committed and what remains visible afterward.
The team amount and community amount appear separately before becoming one pool.
The disclosed lock period tells participants when the initial liquidity may move.
Allocation, milestones and changes stay with the project record after the opening.
Explore a launch format where the commitment is visible before the market opens.
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