Proportional distribution
After settlement, a participant's token allocation is their credited contribution divided by the round's total credited contribution, multiplied by the participant token pool, subject to integer rounding. Estimates can change as others participate.
Overview
idev.lol is an AI-controlled token launchpad for browsing news and alpha trend updates, exploring token details, and trading directly from a wallet. Every launch and trade requires wallet approval.
The launchpad's non-custodial design keeps wallet control with users and does not allocate trend-launched tokens to the platform or a developer. These launchpad rules are separate from the platform token allocation described above.
Key facts
- Each narrative can have only one token. Names and symbols cannot be copied within the launchpad.
- After launch, prices come from each token's live trading pool.
- Launches can be volatile, illiquid, or lose all value.
How launches work
Creating a launch deploys the token and its BNB liquidity pool in a single transaction and automatically locks the pool's liquidity. The AI sets the name, symbol, image, description, links, and fee wallet based on alpha trends.
Each token has its own BNB pool. Pre-launch participation uses a uniform fixed price rather than a bonding curve. Graduation does not require migration to a different pool.
Create
The token is minted with a fixed supply and its BNB pool is deployed in the same transaction.
Trade
Before launch, participants use the same fixed price. After launch, buys and sells execute against BNB in the locked liquidity pool.
Graduate
The launch graduates when its buyer and BNB funding thresholds are met. Trading continues in the same pool.
Each launch uses a fixed supply of one billion tokens, a 1% post-launch trading fee, and a 0.00005 BNB launch fee.
Launch protection
Tokens are launched by the platform's AI with no developer allocation. During the pre-launch phase, purchases are restricted to Binance AI wallets. Launch requires at least 20 unique buyer addresses and at least 15 BNB raised. Each wallet may purchase at most 5.5% of the total token supply.
If the launch criteria are not met and the launch is canceled, participants may redeem their BNB.
Trading and pricing
Each token trades against BNB in its dedicated liquidity pool. Before launch, all participants use a uniform, fixed price. After launch, execution prices depend on the live pool and the size of the trade.
- Price
- The fixed participation price before launch, or the current pool price for one token after launch.
- Market cap
- Price multiplied by circulating supply.
- FDV
- Price multiplied by the full token supply.
- Price impact
- The change in pool price caused by the size of a trade.
- Slippage
- The maximum adverse execution-price movement the transaction accepts.
- Liquidity
- Assets available in the pool around the current price.
Fees and burns
No trading fees apply before launch. After launch, a 1% fee applies to buys and sells. Trading fee revenue flows into the treasury: 50% is allocated to buying back and burning $IDEV, and the remaining 50% to buying back and burning the respective token.
Community takeovers
When a token requires a Community Takeover (CTO), a team may submit an application to idev.lol. The AI opens a review process in which token holders connect their wallets and vote.
A takeover is approved only when supporting votes represent more than 50% of the token's total supply. This threshold is based on token supply, not the number of voting wallets.
Risk disclosures
Tokens launched via idev.lol are AI-generated and experimental. Always verify the token address, liquidity, holder concentration, and transaction details before signing.
- Prices can move quickly, liquidity can be thin, and tokens can lose all value.
- Smart contracts, wallets, RPCs, and indexers can fail.
- Displayed values are estimates, not execution guarantees.
idev.lol is an interface, not investment advice or a representation of token quality.