DOCS
AGI Launchpad Docs
Two launch models, read from the Solidity. Every number on these pages comes out of the contract source or the chain, not out of marketing. Start with Status and scope; the addresses to verify yourself are under Addresses.
OVERVIEW
- Status and scopeThe AGI Launchpad is two independent sets of contracts for launching a fixed-supply ERC-20 into liquidity that nobody can pull back out…
- Verify usOne domain, one token, one set of contracts. Anything that is not on this page is not us, whatever it is called and however it is branded.
- Design commitmentsEight properties the contracts enforce structurally, rather than promise. Each one is a thing the source does or refuses to do, and each…
- Building the contractsThe source is in the repository and the build is pinned, so the bytecode is reproducible: two people building the same commit get…
- Model V1 vs Model V2Two separate deployments, not two entry points on one factory. They share a philosophy — a launch ends in liquidity nobody can pull — and…
- Owner powers and trustThe list below is the set of onlyOwner functions in the source, not a summary of intentions. The v2 owner is powerful, and the contracts…
MECHANICS
- Launch parametersWhat a creator actually chooses, and what the protocol chooses for them. Everything in the second group is owner-configured and…
- Fee schedule and capsTwo numbers matter for every fee: what the contract will never allow, and what it is currently set to. The first is a constant in the…
- Where the protocol's cut goesThe 30% the protocol keeps is not the project's pocket money. 80% of everything we collect buys $AGI on the open market and burns it; 20%…
- Snipe taxModel V2's answer to bots buying the first block. A tax on the quote leg of a buy, at its maximum in the launch second, decaying to…
- The bonding curveConstant product against a phantom quote reserve. There is no counter-capital at launch: the phantom reserve is what gives the first buyer…
- Graduation to Uniswap V4Deliberately two phases, so a failed pool seed can never strand a curve's reserves. The curve already holds the asset its pool will use…
- Model V1 mechanicsOne transaction, no phases. The token exists, the pool exists, the liquidity is locked, and the creator has bought whatever their surplus…
CONTRACTS
- Contract mapFourteen contracts across two independent deployments. Nothing is shared between them and nothing is upgradeable.
- AddressesFilled from config.js, the same file every page on this site reads. The addresses below are live on Robinhood Chain, and the page flags…
- Robinhood Chain L2Both models target Robinhood Chain, the L2 the $AGI token already trades on. The values below come from config.js, which is the only place…
- OperationsWhat we run off chain, what happens when it stops, and what you can do about it without us. The contracts need none of it to be correct…
DEVELOPERS
- Launching a tokenABIs live in contracts/abi/, one JSON per contract. Addresses come from config.js, where anything not deployed is null, so every snippet…
- Trading on the curveOnly Model V2 has a curve. Get its address from the factory's launch record, then read reserves and quote locally with the same…
- Claiming feesIn V2, AgiV2FeeEscrow.claim() and claimToken() pay the caller's own balance and nothing else. The protocol wallet claims the protocol 30%…
- Read APIEverything this site shows comes from an indexer we run: a Cloudflare Worker that reads Robinhood Chain and keeps the result in a…
RISKS AND LEGAL
- LicencesRead from the SPDX header of every file that actually compiles into each model, not from a summary. The two models are in different…
- RisksWritten for someone deciding whether to put money in, not for someone deciding whether to be impressed.
- SecurityWhere things stand, and how to reach us if you find something. Short, because there is not much to claim.
- PrivacyWhat this site learns about you, what it keeps in your browser, and who else your browser talks to. No cookies, no accounts, and no…
- Disclaimer