Crowdfunding Liquidity

Build a community around your product launch and deploy liquidity to secure your team capital.

Using a smart contract to secure the investment in a liquidity pool on BlokTime is essential because smart contracts allow for the creation of a trustless environment. This is crucial in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) where traditional trust systems (like banks or legal contracts) are replaced with code. Investors do not need to trust the developers, but instead, they can trust the open-source and verifiable code of the smart contract. This kind of trustless environment is key in reducing the risk of fraud or mismanagement of funds.

Secondly, smart contracts allow for the automation of complex financial transactions. In the case of liquidity provision to an ERC20 token on a decentralized exchange, smart contracts can handle the intricate process of managing the pool, including the distribution of tokens to investors, automatically and without the need for manual intervention.

Using our smart contracts on BlokTime ensures that the investments are locked into a liquidity pool in a decentralized and non-custodial manner. This process makes it impossible for the developers to suddenly withdraw or manipulate the funds, thus protecting you, the investors.

As for the importance of having a hard cap and a soft cap in a presale, they serve as safeguards for both investors and developers.

A hard cap is the maximum amount of capital that the project aims to raise. Once the hard cap is reached, the presale ends. This protects investors by ensuring that the project does not raise more capital than it can feasibly manage or needs, which could dilute the value of individual investments.

On the other hand, a soft cap is the minimum amount of capital that the project needs to raise to be considered successful. If the project does not reach its soft cap, the presale is often considered unsuccessful, and the funds are typically returned to the investors. This protects investors by ensuring that the project has a minimum level of funding to fulfill its promises.

Smart contracts enforce these caps automatically and transparently, making the non-custodial approach safer for investors. In a non-custodial approach, investors maintain control of their funds until the smart contract conditions are met, reducing the risk of loss through fraud or mismanagement. The smart contract acts as a sort of decentralized and automated escrow, holding the investor's funds securely until the conditions of the sale (like reaching the soft cap or hard cap) are met. This ensures that the process is transparent, secure, and automatic, thereby reducing risk for all involved parties.

Launch Fees

AMM	Network	Fee
Uniswap	Ethereum	0.5 ETH
PancakeSwap	BSC	1 BNB
QuickSwap	Polygon	750 Matic
TraderJoe	Avalanche	9 AVAX
Camelot	Arbitrum One	0.1 ETH
SushiSwap	Arbitrum One	0.1 ETH
Uniswap (Testnet)	Goerli	0.1 gETH

On Successful Crodfund and Launch

When the presale is successful and launched, the following is paid as a fee

• 1.5% of LP locked

• 2.9% of the raised funds

• 2.9% of the sold tokens