How FairHatch works

EvidenceThe factory rejects any nonzero creator allocation, at the contract, in the reference model and in the API schema. A creator who wants tokens buys them on the curve at the same price as everybody else.

Still trueA creator can still buy early and sell later, and the first buy runs inside the create transaction. That is a purchase at the opening price, not a grant, and it is capped — but it is still an early position.

EvidenceAt graduation 20% of the supply and the WETH (test) raised are paired into a pool, and the position is minted and held by a vault the launch cannot withdraw from.

Still trueLocked liquidity does not make a token valuable or its price stable. It means the pool cannot be emptied by whoever launched it, and nothing more.

EvidenceThe split is set when the launch is created and cannot be changed afterwards, by the creator or by us. The fee page works it through on a real amount.

Still trueA launch created on this site has both fees at 0.5%. Anyone can also create on testnet-1's factory directly with fees up to 2%, so check the fee in the review before you trade.

EvidencePrices and volumes are computed from indexed trades, and the verify page shows which block each figure came from and how settled that block is.

Still trueThe reader runs a few seconds behind the chain; prices and market caps are in WETH (test), which has no value and no price in dollars; and the art drawn where a list does not load a token's picture is a placeholder, which is marked. A token's name and symbol are its own, as its contract returns them, and a name is not an identity: the address is.