From a token to its market.
The planned creator experience connects token launches, discovery, trading and pool-fee claims.
Design documentation · On-chain functions are not liveThe planned market structure.
The proposed base market is SECTOR100/USDG, with launchpad tokens paired against SECTOR100. A route from USDG to a launchpad token may therefore involve more than one pool. Final routing, liquidity requirements and launch mechanics are not yet specified.
The intended creator journey.
- Create a token.
The creator supplies token details through the launch flow. Token-contract rules, liquidity requirements and deployment costs need final specification.
- Establish its market.
The launch flow is intended to connect the token to its 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. Launchpad tokens have no hook. This is the confirmed product rule; contract enforcement is still to be implemented.
- Appear in discovery.
The planned feed lets users find tokens and open the corresponding market. Listings and market activity must come from real deployments and data, rather than simulated transactions.
- Track and claim creator fees.
The creator connects a wallet, views eligible pools and claims the fee entitlement allocated to that creator. The dashboard must use actual accrued amounts and verified entitlement.
How creator fees relate to trading.
A pool fee is a charge on a swap through that pool. The creator's claimable amount depends on the eventual fee-allocation and liquidity-position rules. A 1% pool fee does not by itself mean the creator receives 1% of all trading volume.
The allocation percentage, recipient-verification rules, collection currency, claim accounting and supporting contracts are still pending. 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 current terminal links each configured constituent to its DexScreener chart and presents Buy/Sell controls. The chart is a market-data display; trade execution requires a separate verified route, a fresh quote and wallet authorization.
The implementation includes order-specific quotes, expiry, minimum output, account and network checks, exact-amount approvals and a separate swap review. Execution is disabled pending end-to-end verification. An embedded chart may be blocked or load slowly; a direct chart link is provided.
Where each experience belongs.
| Address | Purpose |
|---|---|
| sector100.org | Landing, governance, methodology and documentation |
| app.sector100.org | Index market view, trading, token launch, feed and creator dashboard |
The application has its own navigation and workspace. Governance, methodology and Docs stay on the public website. Token setup is a local preview; the feed has no launched tokens and creator claims remain unavailable.