Stays Locked
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Token
PONS-launched, not yet graduatedReads curve() · graduated() · phantomQuote() · launchSupply() · trackedTokens()
✓ PONS curve · not graduated
Market cap now (baseline)—
Graduation ceiling—
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Amount to lock
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Beneficiary
Receives the tokens · cannot be changed or transferred laterLeave empty to use the connected address
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Time mode
Hardness descends: None › AND › OR › Date only
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None means this: if the target is never reached, these tokens are locked forever
and nobody can retrieve them.
The contract has no early unlock, no cancel, and no admin withdrawal. That is not a scare tactic — it is what the code does.
This is the mode to pick if you want market cap only: no date is involved anywhere, and time never releases anything.
The contract has no early unlock, no cancel, and no admin withdrawal. That is not a scare tactic — it is what the code does.
This is the mode to pick if you want market cap only: no date is involved anywhere, and time never releases anything.
Strictest of the three. Nothing is releasable until the date passes,
and then only the tiers whose market-cap target has been proven.
Hitting the target early does not release anything early — the clock still has to run out.
A plain time lock. Market cap is never read, there are no tiers,
and step 5 below disappears entirely. On the date all 100% becomes
withdrawable; before it, none of it does.
A crash, a pump, even the token graduating changes nothing here. Pick this when the promise you want to make is simply "I am not selling before this date."
A crash, a pump, even the token graduating changes nothing here. Pick this when the promise you want to make is simply "I am not selling before this date."
When the date arrives, everything unlocks — the whole 100%, without
checking market cap at all. Before that date, tiers open on market cap alone.
Want a plain time lock? This is how: pick OR, then set the tier targets high enough that you do not expect to reach them. The market cap then only ever acts as an early release, and the date is what actually opens it.
Want a plain time lock? This is how: pick OR, then set the tier targets high enough that you do not expect to reach them. The market cap then only ever acts as an early release, and the date is what actually opens it.
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Tiers
1–10 · strictly ascending · must total 100% Total 0%
1× · now — ETH
Graduation wall
Read a token to see the range its targets have to sit inside.
A lock's hardness is the smallest K across all its tiers — the easiest tier decides what the certificate is worth. Right now: —