Fair Launch · Arbitrum One · 1.5% of the raise
Raise without asking to be trusted.
Escrow every sale token up front. Buyers’ funds stay in the contract until tokens are claimable. Miss the soft cap or never deliver, and every buyer withdraws their full contribution — with no one’s permission.
Must transfer exactly — fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens are rejected on-chain. Scan it first.
Buyers pay in
Stables give buyers a fixed price in dollars. ETH is simpler for buyers but the raise floats with the market.
Active sales
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Past sales
How it works
- Escrow firstCreating a sale moves every token for sale into the contract. Buyers never pay for tokens that are not there.
- Three modesFixed price: buyers receive tokens in the same transaction — instant and final, no refund. TGE: contribute now, claim after the project finalizes. Overflow: contribute above the hard cap; tokens and excess payment are split pro-rata at the end.
- Refunds nobody can blockIn TGE and Overflow the project only gets paid after it finalizes. If the soft cap is missed, the project cancels, or the TGE deadline passes without a finalize, anyone flips the sale to Failed and every buyer withdraws in full. Pull-based, per buyer, never pausable.
- Optional vestingDeliver tokens liquid, after a cliff, or linearly — each buyer receives a non-cancelable Sablier stream at delivery.
- No protocol powerThe owner can change the fee for future sales (capped at 3%) and pause new sales and contributions. Nothing else. The rail and fee vault are immutable.
- Fee1.5% of min(raised, hard cap), in the payment token, deducted at finalize. Nothing on a failed sale. Accrues for the $TRUST buyback-and-burn.
A fair launch guarantees settlement, not value. Buyers should read the token card on every sale page and the Token Checker. Fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens are rejected on both legs. Sale tokens with red flags cannot be launched here.