📈Launching the Token Liquidity Pool & Initial Distribution [Bundle]
Once deployed, the platform user will launch their token on the open market.
First, users will set their initial liquidity pool (LP) by choosing an amount of native collateral [ETH, SOL, Base-ETH, etc.] and project token.
To set multiple BWs, users will select the 'Add Buyer Wallet' and repeat the process, creating a new private key line and buy amount. BWs must be funded manually, this can be done from another decentralized or centralized wallet platform. When funding, users will choose an amount in accordance with the blockchain they are operating, in the format that is in the appropriate native collateral [ETH, SOL, etc.]. In this case, SOL allows for a maximum of four (4) BWs.
Once BWs are set and funded, the user will set the number of Dispersal Wallets (DW). Any tokens bought by the BWs will then be auto-distributed in a random [split] fashion to the DWs.
LaunchR will indicate how many tokens will approximately be bought.
*Note* You do not have to generate an equal number of BWs and DWs. It is RECOMMENDED that users elect for a minimum of 20 DWs.
DWs need not be funded initially, as they are holding wallets for the tokens bought by the BWs. To sell or transfer tokens, DWs must be funded. This process can be done during creation or after. For DWs, private keys are not provided as they are hardcoded into the bundling solution and directly affected by the tier-tax system withing LaunchR.
Further within these documents will be explained the process by which to access and sell/transfer from DWs [DW overview UI].
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