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Launching a token
From your first launch to a linked prediction market.
Prepare your token
Open Launch and connect your wallet. Enter the token name, symbol, image and description, then add any relevant links. Check these details carefully before signing: the launch sends token metadata to the contracts.
Choose the available quote asset for trading. The form shows the launch fee and token trading fee terms from the contracts. If you choose an initial purchase, review the amount and expected tokens before continuing.
Launch through Pons
Predictr sends the launch through its launcher contract to Pons V2. Tokens begin trading on a bonding curve. When the token meets the protocol's graduation conditions, it moves through the graduation process toward a Uniswap V4 pool.
The creator tax is paid to the Predictr treasury wallet. The person submitting the token launch does not receive that revenue merely because they created the token. The Fees chapter explains the separate Pons and treasury shares.
Add a prediction market
You can enable the optional market step during launch. Choose a template, fill in its target and deadline, and read the generated question and resolution rules. Supply the initial USDG liquidity and choose the opening YES price.
The token is launched first. Once its address is known, the next steps register the market's text, approve USDG where needed and create the linked market. These are separate transactions. If market creation fails after the token launch succeeds, the token remains live; you can create its market later from the token page.
After the launch
The token page groups trading information and related prediction markets. A token can have multiple markets, each with its own question, deadline, liquidity and outcome.
New launches and markets appear in listings after their events are indexed. Market listings also require the stored question and rules to match the hashes committed onchain. A confirmed transaction can therefore appear before its listing is visible.