Locked Liquidity
Allocate fees to a liquidity position once a pool exists. Position ownership, lock terms and deployment receipts must be verifiable.
Documentation
A clear pair. A clear job. A launch whose terms are easy to inspect.
Elos Agent brings a token launch and its fee policy into one workspace. A creator defines the identity, chooses a pair asset, and gives the fees a job.
The current builder prepares a local launch brief. A connected wallet is an address connection, not a deposit or a launch. Factory, vault and fee execution must be deployed and configured before any on-chain launch becomes available.
Name, symbol, image, description and official links.
Choose a pair, a job or a split, and a creator tax. Review the economic meaning of each choice.
Verify the chain, contracts, transaction amounts and permissions before signing in your wallet.
Once deployed, a token page should link to actual creation, pool, claim and execution records.
One job keeps the policy focused. A split gives two or three jobs a defined share. Each share must be at least 10%, and the total must be 100%.
Allocate fees to a liquidity position once a pool exists. Position ownership, lock terms and deployment receipts must be verifiable.
Allocate fees to token purchases and a burn destination. Each buy and burn should have its own public transaction receipt.
Allocate fees to eligible staked balances, with reward calculations and withdrawal rules disclosed before launch.
Allocate fees across eligible holders. The payout asset, exclusions and distribution costs belong in the launch terms.
Accumulate a shared pot for a selected eligible holder. A production draw requires a reviewed randomness source and published eligibility rules.
Route eligible fees into a selected tokenized asset. Issuer terms, available liquidity and transfer restrictions apply.
Weight distributions by eligible balance and holding duration. The clock and transfer-reset policy must be explicit.
The image preview stays in the draft on this device. It has not been uploaded to IPFS.
The builder provides planning choices. Production availability must come from the configured factory's allowlist.
Select fee jobs, tax, optional opening buy and public team addresses. A draft does not grant exemptions or permissions.
Save your draft locally or download the JSON brief. Reopen it from All tokens to keep working.
No Elos launch factory, vault or fee executor has been configured in this release. This page will publish the exact network and contract addresses when they are ready.
Do not send funds to an address shared as an Elos contract unless it matches the verified deployment information published here.
No. It saves a launch brief in this browser. An on-chain launch requires configured contracts and a separate wallet transaction.
On this device, in your browser’s local storage. Export a brief if you want a portable copy. Clearing browser data removes local drafts.
No. The connection requests your public account address. This interface does not request a transfer or a token approval.
Yes. The planner supports two or three selected jobs, each with at least 10%, totaling 100%. Staking is kept as a single-job policy.
No. A policy describes how fees would be allocated. It does not guarantee trading activity, liquidity, rewards or token value.
You can edit a draft freely. The deployed contracts must determine which terms are fixed and whether any holder-governance mechanism is available.
Keep the details together