The money has a paper trail.
BUILT BY COCOEvery fee split is on-chain. Every lock is queryable. We publish the addresses; you check the math.
When a token graduates, its liquidity does not sit with us. It lives on Uniswap v3 — the most-used automated market maker in crypto, at its canonical, verified deployment on Robinhood Chain — and the position is locked for forever. Nobody, the dev included, can move it before then. Everything below is how you verify that.
1Mechanism
Every token launches on a constant-product bonding curve (x·y=k) — the same math a CPMM pool uses. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000, minted in full at create with no owner able to mint more. 800,000,000 sit on the curve; the rest is reserved for the graduation pool. There is no presale and no team allocation beyond an optional, capped dev buy at launch.
You buy directly on the curve: ETH in, tokens out. Price rises deterministically as ETH enters and falls as it leaves — buys and sells route through the same curve, so the price is a function of how much has been bought, not an order book anyone can spoof. From first buy to graduation the price rises roughly 9x. Rounding always floors in the protocol's favor, and every quote is computed on-chain and confirmed before you sign — the number you see is the number you get.
Graduation is the moment a token leaves the curve and becomes a real market. When ETH raised reaches the 2 ETH target, the curve locks — further buys and sells revert — and the token graduates atomically to a Uniswap v3 pool. graduate() is permissionless: anyone can call it and earn a bounty. No manual step, no privileged operator, no single point of failure.
The pool is initialized at exactly the curve's final price, so there is no arbitrage gap and no snipe profit at migration. A migration fee of 4.5% of raised ETH (immutable cap 10%) goes to the treasury; all residual supply left in the Core is burned. The pair is ETH (currency0) and the token at the 1% fee tier.
The liquidity lives on Uniswap v3, locked forever.
The full-range LP position is minted straight into the Locker and held for an immutable 7 · 365 days. It goes to a Uniswap v3 pool at the protocol's canonical, verified deployment on Robinhood Chain — the most-used AMM in crypto, audited and open-source — not to a fork or a custom contract we wrote. Nothing can move the position NFT or reduce liquidity before unlock: not the team, not the dev, not a multisig. That is the anti-rug guarantee, and it is on-chain from the day a token graduates. Liquidity is frozen; only fees are collectable, split the same 40/40/20 way.
2Economics
Launching a token costs a flat 0.000535 ETH (about $1), paid in native ETH at deploy and sent straight to the treasury. It is anti-spam friction, nothing more — no listing fee, no subscription.
Every trade — buy or sell — carries a flat 1% fee, split three ways and frozen per token at create. The same 40/40/20 split applies to swap fees collected from the locked pool after graduation.
FEE 1.00% ─┬─ 0.40 PLATFORM
├─ 0.40 CREATOR
└─ 0.20 COCO BUYBACKThe 20% buyback share accumulates in one global ETH pot. When it is worth moving, anyone triggers the market-buy of $COCO and its burn — no permission, no schedule, no admin key.
Public function. Anyone can trigger the buyback and keep a 1% bounty. Every $COCO bought is burned to 0x…dEaD — buy pressure plus supply cut for every holder, not this platform.
The dev owns $COCO too. She still made the buyback public and the burn address hardcoded. Read into that whatever you like.
Prefer prose? The same mechanism and economics, explained end to end: /docs.