How Launching Works

This page explains the launch process from a product perspective. For the deeper call chain, see Launch Flow Internals.

1. A team creates a project

On the create page, a team submits:

  • token name and symbol

  • total supply

  • presale price

  • soft cap and hard cap

  • per-transaction and per-wallet limits

  • end time

  • logo, description, and links

  • a selected template

2. The platform creates project components

The project is created through the factory system, which coordinates:

  • token

  • vault

  • presale

3. Participants join the presale

Users contribute BNB to the presale path. Funds are held in custody and the presale state advances according to platform rules.

4. The project reaches finalize

When launch conditions are met, the finalize path handles the market transition:

  • platform fee handling

  • LP creation

  • pair discovery

  • market configuration

  • LP burn

  • trading enablement

  • permission shutdown

5. The token moves into the public market phase

Once finalize is complete, the token page becomes the primary market-facing page with market data, liquidity data, and trade history.

6. Verification and public state follow

The backend verification flow then picks up finalized tokens and pushes them into the source verification pipeline.

Why this matters

The key idea is that projects do not leave the platform at the moment they are created. They stay inside a coordinated lifecycle until they reach a standardized public market state.

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