One ticker. One creator.
A ticker can be launched once. The wallet that launches it is the creator, and that name cannot be copied.
Every launch is a machine you can take apart.
Two rules, and both are enforced: a ticker launches once, and the wallet that launches it is the creator of that coin.
From a free ticker to a creator reward.
The ticker is checked, the creator wallet is stored, and the coin opens in a HYPE pool with no HYPE deposited.
illustration · not live data- one ticker
- no copy
- name locked
- first creator
- creator wallet
- creator reward
- your coin
- on elysium
- paid in hype
- your share
- locked ticker
Put back together, it is one coin on Elysium.
What remains is one coin, one ticker, and one creator.
One ticker, one coin
Each ticker can be launched once. A second attempt with the same ticker is refused before anyone is asked to pay.
- TICKER CHECKED BEFORE PAYMENT
- A SECOND LAUNCH IS REFUSED
- THE NAME STAYS WITH THE FIRST CREATOR
The launching wallet
The wallet that signs the launch is stored as the creator of that ticker.
- STORED WITH THE COIN
- SHOWN ON THE COIN PAGE
- SHOWN UNDER ME
Creator rewards
Creator rewards belong to that wallet alone. A copied ticker never qualifies, because a copy is not created.
- ASSIGNED TO THE CREATOR WALLET
- A COPIED TICKER NEVER QUALIFIES
- NO SECOND COIN CAN TAKE THE NAME
Launch the coin
The coin is paid for in HYPE. The creator and the ticker are written with the coin.
- A TOKEN ON ELYSIUM
- PAID IN HYPE
- THE TICKER IS LOCKED AT LAUNCH
Live, or honestly empty.
Everything below is read from the protocol’s own records. Nothing is simulated: an empty field is an empty field.