On most launchpads, the dev can promise not to dump.
On Lockr, they don't get the choice.
Creator allocations locked by protocol.
Longer commitment. Greater fee share.
Building on Solana.
Devnet. Pre-mainnet.
Follow the build. π
Lockr Devlog #05 π
WE DID IT.
Our first native PDA launch finalized on @solana Devnet.
The creator's locked allocation is secured in Lockr escrow.
A huge milestone. π§΅π
3/3 β WHAT'S NEXT
Maturity claims, further security tests, and full lifecycle verification.
Still Devnet. Still pre-mainnet.
Proof over promises. π
Lockr Devlog #05 π
WE DID IT.
Our first native PDA launch finalized on @solana Devnet.
The creator's locked allocation is secured in Lockr escrow.
A huge milestone. π§΅π
@MeteoraEco The full launch lifecycle is where things get interesting. Launching is one step; reliable graduation and post-launch mechanics are just as important.
Meteora integration makes things a lot easier π
@MeteoraAG x @lockrlaunchpad soon
Alpenglow is now live on Solana mainnet. β°οΈ
Finality just went from ~12.8 seconds to ~150ms.
The biggest consensus upgrade in Solanaβs history, built by @anza_xyz.
Before buying a new token, you can check liquidity, holders and market cap.
But can you verify the creator's commitment?
That deserves just as much attention. π
Launchpads compete on speed, fees and features.
But how many compete on creator accountability?
A launch should establish commitments, not just create a token.
A little preview of what's coming. π
While the protocol undergoes further Devnet testing, the Lockr experience is taking shape.
No spoiler, just a peak...
Built for commitment. Built on @solana