Fair launches
The launchpad exists, the rules are in the program, and every one of them can be checked on-chain.
- Launchpad on Solana, live on mainnet.
- Anti-sniper fee. The buy fee starts high and drops to 1% within minutes. What it charges in the first 30 minutes goes to the token's holders.
- The creator's launch buy: first, at the normal fee, capped, and locked until Meteora or 24 hours.
- Live fee windows and the proof board. What snipers paid holders and which creator buys are locked, on every page.
- Launch a token on a bonding curve. It moves to Meteora when the curve completes.
- Each name lives on one token at a time, locked for 24 hours.
- Holders vote to rename a token: name, ticker or image.
- The token people are trading can rename into the right name by vote, even if a smaller one launched with it.
- OTC baskets. Sell up to 8 FAIR tokens in one deal, in shares, from an on-chain escrow.
- Holders earn part of every trade in SOL, automatically, with no locking.
- A per-wallet buy limit in the first minutes, enforced by the token itself. Being studied.
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A share for $FAIR
The token that holds the launchpad starts to earn from it, and fees can go where a token says they should.
- Stake $FAIR. An audited staking contract, where FAIR stakers get a share of FAIR's revenue from every token, in SOL. Income varies with volume and can be zero.
- Stock baskets. Pair a token with a basket of tokenized stocks.
- Send fees to someone else. Route a token's fees to a person or an organization.
- A community for every token, on the FAIR website.
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FAIR end to end
With the rails on mainnet, the rest of the trade moves onto them too: the swap, the alerts, the terminals and the phone in your pocket.
- Our own swap. FAIR tokens trade on FAIR's own pools after the curve.
- Name alerts. Get notified when the name you're waiting for appears.
- Integrations with trading terminals.
- Mobile app.
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Status is the product
A commitment is not a roadmap slide. It is a line on this page with a status next to it, and a program on-chain that either does what the line says or does not.
When a line changes status, this page changes. When it does not, that is on us.
Hold us to it.