From a token to its market.

The market structure.

The base market is SECTOR100/USDG. Anyone can add their own liquidity through the Provider page, collect their position's fees and withdraw their liquidity. The protocol lock position remains separate. New launches can pair with native ETH, USDG, SECTOR100 or one of the ten enabled basket assets. The opening valuation and pool price use the selected currency. A pair choice does not deposit that currency into the index vault. For tokens paired with SECTOR100, the app also accepts ETH or USDG through the verified payment routers: the vault creates shares and the pool buys the token within one transaction. Unused payment returns to the buyer. Creator-launch fees are split 80% to the creator and 20% to the platform: pool fees can accrue in either pool asset, while the hook fee, when configured, is charged in the quote asset. Pairing does not force every purchase of SECTOR100 through the base pool.

The creator journey.

1. Create a token.

   The creator enters the token details and fee recipient. The launch transaction creates the token and its SECTOR100 market. The launcher holds the launch position and has no function to withdraw it.

2. Establish its market.

   The launch transaction opens and seeds the token's SECTOR100 pool. The creator chooses a pool fee from 1% to 5% at launch. That rate is permanently locked: neither the creator nor an admin can change it after launch. The public web flow sets the hook fee to zero. Other launches can carry an explicitly configured hook fee, so check the specific token's on-chain record. The pool fee itself cannot be changed after launch.

3. Appear in discovery.

   The feed lists every launched token from the chain and opens the corresponding market. Listings and market activity come from real deployments and data, never simulated transactions.

4. Track and claim creator fees.

   The creator connects a wallet, sees the tokens it launched and the pool fees accrued so far, and triggers the payout: 80% to the creator wallet, 20% to the platform, in the same transaction. The dashboard reads actual accrued amounts from the chain.

How creator fees relate to trading.

A pool fee is a charge on a swap through that pool. It accrues to the launch's locked liquidity position, which the launcher contract owns and can never withdraw. Anyone can trigger the payout of what has accrued; the caller receives nothing.

The two shares always add up to the whole fee, to the wei. A share that cannot be delivered at payout time (for example a wallet frozen by the quote token's issuer) is parked inside the contract and can be delivered later by anyone; it is never lost and never blocks trading.

A 1% pool fee does not by itself mean the creator receives 1% of all trading volume: the fee is charged on the amount that reaches the pool, in the currency that entered it (the quote on buys, the token on sells). Creator earnings are separate from protocol treasury funds. Holding SEC alone is not an entitlement to another creator's fees.

Trading inside the app.

The terminal includes constituent markets, SECTOR100 and SEC. Constituents trade on Uniswap V3; SECTOR100 is created and redeemed through the vault at NAV. SEC can be bought with ETH in one transaction, or with an exact-amount USDG permission signature followed by one buy transaction. Direct SECTOR100 swaps and sells may need token approvals. Quotes update automatically after entering an amount and refresh every 30 seconds. The buy form requires at least 1 USDG, or ETH worth $1 at the current WETH/USDG pool price.

Orders include expiry, minimum output, and account and network checks. Quotes stop refreshing during wallet confirmation. The SECTOR100 chart tracks vault NAV; the SEC chart uses on-chain pool snapshots priced in SECTOR100 per SEC. Other market charts use DEX Screener, with a direct link when the embed cannot load. Fees for each route are included in its quote; network gas is separate.

Where each experience belongs.

The application has its own navigation and workspace. Governance, methodology and Docs stay on the public website.