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  1. Launchpad (B2M)

Tokenomics & LP Lock

Powering Fairness, Loyalty, and Real Utility

At the core of every launch on DeFive is a structured tokenomics and liquidity strategy — one that supports real fundraising, protects buyers, and strengthens the entire ecosystem through $FIVE utility.


🎯 1. Token Allocation for Launch Rounds

Projects launching via DeFive commit a predefined portion of their total token supply to the Launchpad.

  • Typically between 5–15% of the total supply is allocated for the launch.

  • This allocation is split across the Genesis and Momentum rounds.

  • The exact percentage and distribution are customized based on the project’s tokenomics, but always transparently published ahead of launch.

To ensure quality and accountability:

  • If a project team’s personal token allocation exceeds 10%, then KYC verification is mandatory.

  • This helps filter unserious teams and reduce risk of bad actors.


🔁 2. Real Fundraising, Not Just Token Swapping

Unlike many launch models that rely on speculative token-to-token sales, DeFive ensures projects raise stable assets that can support real-world development.

  • Genesis Round: Participation is in USDC only — providing clean, stable liquidity.

  • Momentum Round: May support USDC, $S, or staked $S (project-dependent).

  • These assets flow to the project as real capital, allowing serious teams to fund development, liquidity, and operations.

This model ensures that launcpad is not a pump-and-dump machine — but a real bridge to growth for projects building on Sonic.


🔥 3. Buyback and Burn Mechanism

Here’s where DeFive turns fundraising into ecosystem value.

  • A portion of the raised funds are allocated to the platform.

  • These funds are:

    • Converted into $FIVE via open-market buybacks

    • Burned permanently, removing supply and creating deflationary pressure.

    • Optionally, a portion can be used to bootstrap staking rewards for the launched token (i.e., creating a launch pool or farming opportunity).

This creates a circular value system where every launch benefits not just the project, but the long-term health of $FIVE and veFIVE holders.


🔐 4. Liquidity Pool Locking: Rug-Proof by Default

One of the most common community fears is: “What if they launch, dump tokens, and vanish?”

DeFive has a built-in safeguard:

  • At least 10% of the raised funds are required to be used for creating a liquidity pool for the token.

  • This liquidity is:

    • Locked via smart contract for a minimum of 6 months.

    • Managed transparently, with clear details visible to the public.

This ensures:

  • The token has a healthy, tradeable market post-launch.

  • The team cannot pull liquidity and run.

  • Buyers are protected from typical post-launch volatility and scams.


🧠 Summary: Built to Strengthen, Not Drain

Structures aren’t an afterthought — they’re the engine of sustainability:

Component
Purpose
Who Benefits

Token Allocation

Controlled supply for launch

Users (fair access)

USDC Fundraising

Real development funds

Projects

Buyback & Burn

$FIVE deflation

DeFive community

LP Locking

Rug protection

Users + Ecosystem trust

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