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How launching on Deploy Lock works, what is guaranteed, and what is not.
The short version
You pick a name, a ticker, an image and the asset to pair with, then sign one transaction. The token is minted with a fixed supply and trading opens on its curve straight away.
The curve
A new token trades against its pair asset along a bonding curve: each buy raises the price a little more than the last. Progress is the share of the graduation target already raised.
What graduated means here
At the target, the curve closes and the liquidity moves into a pool, where it stays locked. Graduation marks one number being reached. It is not an endorsement.
Pairing against another asset
Most launches pair with ETH. On Robinhood Chain a token can also pair with the USDG dollar, bridged crypto such as cbBTC, or tokenised shares such as NVDA. A share-paired token moves with the share as well as with its own demand.
Why a new market looks empty
Market data comes from the chain and from Dexscreener. A token with no pool yet shows its curve position instead of a chart, and figures that do not exist yet show a dash rather than a zero.
What is guaranteed, and what is not
Supply is fixed and liquidity is locked by the launch contract. Nothing guarantees a price, a buyer, or that a token's creator will do anything at all.
$DEPLOYLOCK
The platform token. Launch fees and the protocol share of trading fees buy $DEPLOYLOCK and burn it. The only official address is the one on this site and on our X account.
Where it runs today
Deploy Lock's own factory is not deployed yet. Launches and trades hand off to Pons V2, the launchpad already running on Robinhood Chain, and the Explore page shows its live launches.