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Choose a launch model

A model decides what your token is priced against, how the fee is charged and who can ever touch the launch position. Everything it fixes is fixed at creation.

Live

Classic

A fixed-supply token quoted in ether, with the swap fee written into the pool at creation and the launch position locked by a contract.

Quoted in
Ether
You earn in
Ether on buys, your token on sells
  • Separate buy and sell fees, or one fee for both
  • Optionally a fee schedule that steps on a timetable
  • Whole supply into the pool in a single transaction
  • Launch position locked, with no early release path
Launch
Live

Stock-Paired

The same market, quoted in a tokenized equity instead of ether — pair your token against NVIDIA, Apple, the S&P 500 or silver.

Quoted in
A reviewed tokenized equity
You earn in
The quote asset on buys, your token on sells
  • Priced against a first-party Robinhood equity token
  • A reviewed allowlist, not any ERC-20 on the chain
  • Fee revenue accrues in the quote asset
  • Same locked position and immutable schedule as Classic
Launch
Design

Evergreen

A share of every fee is set aside and can be added back to the locked position as liquidity by anyone, forever.

Quoted in
Ether
You earn in
Ether on buys, your token on sells
  • A reserve share of fees, unclaimable by anyone
  • Anyone can convert the reserve into locked liquidity
  • Liquidity that grows with volume rather than with a promise
Read the design

What every model does, regardless of which you pick

Supply is minted once
There is no mint function, no owner and no upgrade path. The number that exists at launch is the number that will ever exist.
The fee cannot be edited
It is written into the hook at creation. Not by the creator, not by Verdant, not by a governance vote.
The launch position is locked
It is transferred to a locker with no operator and no early-release path. Fees can be collected from it; liquidity cannot be pulled out of it.
Fee recipients are fixed
Where fee revenue goes is decided at creation and cannot be redirected afterwards by anyone.