Architecture Overview

Hyperlaunch is a funding platform where individuals (IFO) and projects (IDO) can launch their token which would live in a pool, and people (IFO) and funders (IDO) would buy it from the pool.

Hyperlaunch operates on a bonding curve mechanism to establish token pricing and liquidity during the initial phase. The price dynamically adjusts based on the reserves of the pool, ensuring a higher price as more tokens are purchased.

Once a predefined market capitalization threshold is achieved, the token is automatically listed on Morphex.

It is implemented as a set of smart contracts.

Smart Contracts Overview

Hyperlaunch comprises the following smart contracts deployed on the Lumia chain:

Token Implementation Contract: Serves as a template for each newly created token on the platform. It defines the structure, behavior, and rules of the tokens deployed using Hyperlaunch.
Fun Storage Contract: Provides additional storage for key information about created pools and ensures seamless access to pool-related data as needed by other components of the platform.
Events Contract: Acts as the primary source of logs for the backend. This contract emits events related to all key actions, including token creation, buying, selling, and listing.
Fun Deployer Contract: The entry point for creating new tokens. This contract manages the following:
1. Fees: Information about the commission required to create a token.
2. Market Capitalization Threshold: Regulates a market cap threshold required for listing on Morphex.
3. Token Creator Purchase Limit: Regulates the maximum percentage of the initial token supply that the creator can purchase at launch.
4. Base Token and Allowed Routers: Defines the base token and specifies the routers used for token listing.
5. Tokens (pools) creation: Creates a new token pool with defined name, symbol and description.
Pool Contract: Manages the core logic for token pools, including buying, selling, and DEX listing. Key functionalities include:
1. AMM-Based Pricing: Implements Automated Market Maker (AMM) principles to dynamically adjust token prices based on supply and demand, ensuring seamless and fair execution of buy and sell operations.
2. Market Capitalization Threshold: Verifies when a pool reaches the required market capitalization for token listing on a Morphex.
3. Pool Information Management: Stores and maintains data for all created pools.

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Smart Contracts Overview

Hyperlaunch comprises the following smart contracts deployed on the Lumia chain:

Token Implementation Contract: Serves as a template for each newly created token on the platform. It defines the structure, behavior, and rules of the tokens deployed using Hyperlaunch.

Fun Storage Contract: Provides additional storage for key information about created pools and ensures seamless access to pool-related data as needed by other components of the platform.

Events Contract: Acts as the primary source of logs for the backend. This contract emits events related to all key actions, including token creation, buying, selling, and listing.

Fun Deployer Contract: The entry point for creating new tokens. This contract manages the following:

Fees: Information about the commission required to create a token.
Market Capitalization Threshold: Regulates a market cap threshold required for listing on Morphex.
Token Creator Purchase Limit: Regulates the maximum percentage of the initial token supply that the creator can purchase at launch.
Base Token and Allowed Routers: Defines the base token and specifies the routers used for token listing.
Tokens (pools) creation: Creates a new token pool with defined name, symbol and description.

Pool Contract: Manages the core logic for token pools, including buying, selling, and DEX listing. Key functionalities include:

AMM-Based Pricing: Implements Automated Market Maker (AMM) principles to dynamically adjust token prices based on supply and demand, ensuring seamless and fair execution of buy and sell operations.
Market Capitalization Threshold: Verifies when a pool reaches the required market capitalization for token listing on a Morphex.
Pool Information Management: Stores and maintains data for all created pools.