There is nothing
to buy yet.
A company, and everything
people made up about it.
Three tickers are screened every day and no basket is viable today. This is not a queue and not a schedule. It is what the screen returned this morning.
The company carries it.
What $VOYD is for.
What it cannot do is take a cut of anyone else's trades. A pool charges its fee in its own currencies, and the hooks on those pools belong to the launchpad. Any project claiming otherwise is describing something the chain does not let it do.
A meme has to survive
before it counts.
| Condition | Threshold | Why |
|---|
Market cap is never one of these conditions. In a pool this thin it is the easiest number in the market to move.
What the code cannot do.
The contracts do not contain one, so nobody holds that power here, us included.
What gets deployed is what stays deployed.
The trade tax is written into the launch transaction. No function exists to raise it, lower it, or switch it off.
Zero uses of delegatecall, selfdestruct, assembly, or tx.origin.
Accounting stays proportional across deposits and withdrawals, and the design makes the inflation attack pointless.
Attacking our own contracts is part of writing them.
Testing in house is not an audit. No independent firm has audited the contracts. An audit lowers risk. It does not remove it.
In order.
Without dates.
since before the tokenRunning
in the launch transaction. Nothing else deploysNot live
The only funding there is. No presaleNot set
An independent firmNot funded
that clear the screenNothing bought
to holders. The one open decisionUndecided
The last row is not a placeholder. The way assets reach the people holding $VOYD has not been chosen. Naming a method now and changing it later is the one thing we are not willing to do, so the row says undecided and will keep saying it until there is a contract to point at.