How a token lives on Egomart
Every token here goes through the same three stages: it is sold once on the Launchpad, it trades on our incubation board while its price is discovered and its issuer delivers, and only then does it reach the open market. Each stage has a price floor at or above the one before it, and the money raised is released against delivery — not on trust.
This is the mechanism, in plain terms. It tilts the odds towards buyers; it does not remove risk, and nothing here is investment advice.
Launchpad
The primary saleThe token is sold once, at one price, to KYC-verified Egomart accounts. Everybody in this round pays the same price — no private round may be sold cheaper, and if one exists it is disclosed and its tokens unlock behind yours.
- Your money goes into escrow, not to the issuer
- No account may take more than 2% of the sale
- Tokens cannot be transferred yet — they are held against your account
- If the sale misses its soft cap, everyone is refunded in full
Moves on when: the sale completes and the first milestone is attested.
Incubation board
Where the price is discoveredOnce the sale completes and the first milestone is attested, the token opens on the Egomart incubation board — our own order book, under incubation rules. Bids and asks are placed by people, not by an algorithm; the platform never sets the price. The issuer sells a further tranche here, but only at or above a floor.
- The issuer cannot sell below 1.2× the sale price
- The issuer holds no freely transferable tokens — its supply is floor-bound or locked
- A 5% daily sell limit and a 20% circuit breaker slow a rush for the exit
- A sell fee starting at 5% and decaying to 0% over 12 months funds buybacks
- You can still refund during the refund window
Moves on when: every criterion below is met — including sustained daily volume.
Main board
Open tradingWhen the market has proved itself — a real holder base, a price that has held, and steady daily volume — the token migrates to the Main Board. Transfers become unrestricted, liquidity moves into the Dhive AMM pair with the LP position locked, and the token trades like any other.
- Anyone may call graduate() once the criteria are met — it is not a favour the platform grants
- Liquidity is locked for 24 months after migration
- Insiders are still waiting: their cliff is graduation + 6 months, then a timed vest
- Buybacks continue against the new pair
What it takes to reach the Main Board
A token does not graduate because someone decides it should. These are checked by contract, and any account can trigger the migration once they hold.
Volume is measured as the median day over the window rather than a total, so a single busy session — or a washed one — cannot carry a token onto the open market.
What protects you
The issuer dumps on you
It holds nothing it can dump. Its incubation-board supply sits in a contract that sells on a published schedule and never below the floor; everything else is locked or vesting.
The platform moves the price
The platform never places a buy order. Only the Buyback contract buys, on a schedule anyone can read, and every platform order is tagged on-chain.
A thin market looks healthy
Graduation counts holders and a 30-day median, and a median day of volume — not a spot print or a single big session, which is what a washed market produces.
The team takes the money and leaves
Funds sit in escrow and are released in three tranches, each against a milestone attested by two of three parties. Miss the first milestone and every buyer is refunded.
You change your mind
Until 30 days after the token reaches the incubation board, you can burn your tokens back for what you paid, less a 2% processing fee.
Where the supply goes
Supply is fixed when the token is created — there is no mint function. This is the platform's default split; an issuer may move it inside published guardrails, and its actual figures appear on the token's own page.
See it on a live token
Every token has a lifecycle page showing exactly where it sits, what its floor is, which milestones have been attested and how close it is to the Main Board.
This page describes mechanism design and is not legal, tax or investment advice. Sale terms, milestone definitions, escrow tranches and the fee schedule for a specific token are published on that token's own pages before its sale opens. Participation may be restricted in some jurisdictions.