KAIRO Launch

The lifecycle

1. CREATE: a creator deploys a token with a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply. There is no hidden mint, no tax and no admin switch on the token.
2. TRADE: the token trades against its bonding curve. Every buy raises the price, every sell lowers it, and the curve is always available as a counterparty.
3. BONDING CURVE: the curve collects the quote asset (USDC) as buyers arrive, and tracks progress towards graduation.
4. GRADUATE: at the graduation target the curve deploys the remaining supply and the collected quote asset as liquidity.
5. PERMANENT LIQUIDITY: the liquidity position is locked permanently. It cannot be pulled by the creator or by KAIRO.
6. CONTINUE TRADING: after graduation the token trades on that pool, and KAIRO keeps showing the same token page and chart.

Launching a token

1. Open Launch a token and fill in name, ticker, image and description.
2. Add the socials you want shown on the token page.
3. Pick the quote asset the token trades against.
4. Optionally set a dev buy, so your own first purchase happens as part of the launch. Any dev holding is shown publicly on the token page.
5. Review the whole configuration, then sign. The token, its curve and its page exist from that transaction onward.

Buying and selling

• Buy with the token's quote asset; sell back into the curve at any time before graduation.
• The panel shows the expected amount, the minimum you will receive and the fee before you sign.
• Trading fee: 1.50% total — 1.00% treasury, 0.25% creator, 0.25% graduation reserve.
• After graduation the same panel routes your trade through the token's pool instead of the curve.

The token page

• Price chart with candles built from indexed trades, continuous across graduation.
• Market cap, volume, holders and bonding progress.
• Trades list, holder analytics and creator activity, including dev buys and sells.
• Token chat, where a single wallet signature opens a chat session.
• Prediction markets created about the token, where they exist.

Risks

• Anyone can launch a token. A name, image or social link is not an endorsement and proves nothing.
• New tokens are often thinly traded; prices can move violently and a position can become hard to exit.
• A creator may hold a large share of supply and sell it.
• Most tokens never reach graduation.
• Smart contracts carry technical risk. KAIRO's launch contracts have not completed an external audit.