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Mint
Minting creates one NFT tied to one future token slot. The sale can either sell out and move into launch mode, or end with refunds available to paid minters.
Each mint creates one NFT.
The mint stays open for 7 days.
If the collection sells out, every NFT becomes a launch key for its paired token.
If the collection does not sell out, paid minters can burn after the window closes to get their mint price back.
What the tokens do
The NFT is the control point. Holding allows you to claim 30% of the shared fee pool; burning turns that NFT into the launcher for its paired token.
An NFT can be burned to launch its paired token.
The burner becomes that token's launcher.
Launchers receive 50% of trading fees for the token they launch.
Holders who do not burn are able to claim 30% of the whole ecosystem fees generated.
How the contracts work
The contracts separate minting, refund eligibility, and token launch behavior so the post-mint path depends on the sale outcome.
Mint state tracks supply, start time, end time, and sellout status.
During the sale, minted NFTs are the user's position in the collection.
After sellout, the NFT can be used to launch the paired token.
Without sellout, paid mints can be burned through the refund path after mint ends.