Draft
The creator defines supply, allocations, liquidity, fees, vesting and other launch parameters.
SEAL locks the final launch configuration onchain before users commit — so supply, allocations, liquidity, fees and vesting cannot quietly move after the market has seen the terms.
Projects often communicate tokenomics across tweets, docs and websites. SEAL turns the final configuration into one onchain manifest that can be independently verified before participation begins.
Promises live in multiple places.
Users may need to reconcile changing documents, announcements and interfaces to understand the final launch terms.
One final configuration.
Launch parameters are sealed before commitment opens, giving the market one reference for the terms being executed.
A simple flow designed to make launch rules visible before the market commits capital.
The creator defines supply, allocations, liquidity, fees, vesting and other launch parameters.
The final manifest is published onchain and receives a unique SEAL Hash.
Users can inspect the final manifest before deciding whether to participate.
Participation opens only after the final launch configuration is visible.
The protocol follows the sealed configuration when the launch is settled.
The SEAL Hash gives the market a compact reference to the exact manifest that was sealed before commitment opened.
Inspect the final token configuration before participating and keep a permanent hash reference to the terms you reviewed.
Turn launch terms into a verifiable onchain object instead of asking the market to rely only on documentation and social posts.
SEAL is a Solana launchpad concept where the final launch configuration is sealed onchain before users commit.
Conceptually: supply, token allocations, liquidity parameters, fees, vesting schedules, unlock rules and other launch-defining settings.
No. It provides transparency about launch terms. It does not evaluate the project or guarantee future token performance.
A unique reference to the sealed launch manifest, allowing users to verify which configuration was published before commitment opened.