Build the lifecycle.
Set the stages before launch. Permanent mode creates metadata and supply, configures the evolution, then revokes authority and locks the rules. Signing requires independently verified devnet infrastructure.
The full token supply and this SOL seed the pool. Liquidity cannot be withdrawn. Trading fees are 0.30%. Legacy pools retain those fees; activated fee-enabled launches use the allocation below. Sell proceeds are wrapped SOL in your wallet. The committed transfer hook remains active.
Creator fee allocation
When the platform fee policy is activated, 15% of collected fees buys and burns $EVOLVE, 15% goes to the platform owner, and 70% is yours. Choose how much of your share buys and burns your own coin at its evolutions. The remaining share goes to your wallet. This choice is locked at launch. Reserved burns cannot be withdrawn; if the coin never evolves, they stay reserved.
Publish artwork and token metadata
Public content is addressed by its SHA-256 digest and verified on every read. Availability currently depends on EVOLVE’s hosted database. No decentralized pinning is claimed. Publish only content you intend to make public.
- current. BIRTH
- upcoming. GROWTH
- upcoming. EVOLVED
- upcoming. FINAL
BIRTH
At BIRTH: Max wallet, Max transfer.
A future worth holding for
Drag nodes to compose the roadmap. A node requires all its parents, its token stage, and elapsed time. Branch choices use a committed holder ballot. External deliverables need the protocol oracle’s verification.
The commitment binds each URI. External HTTPS artwork or terms can change at that address; use content-addressed storage for fixed content.
Six-node limit. These sidecars unlock utility and rewards; they cannot rewrite permanent transfer rules. Voting is one eligible wallet, one vote, with a 24-hour window and 24-hour execution delay by default. Wallets are not unique human identities.
Reward URI nodes create a limited utility-credit vault: 100 credits per qualifying wallet before proportional balance reductions, 100,000 total credits, one-year expiry. These are nonfinancial access receipts. Creators must deliver the committed utility; no monetary return is promised.