Step 1: Tokenomics

This step focuses on defining the tokenomics of your Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool (LBP). The information entered here directly impacts how your token sale will be structured, including the initial and final price points of your token as well as the total amount of collateral required.

Information to Enter

✔︎ Jetton-Wallet (Project-Token)

This is the address of the wallet holding the tokens you want to sell through the LBP. Ensure this wallet holds the correct number of tokens for the sale.

Once you enter the wallet address, the system will automatically display a summary of the token details (name, ticker, and the number of tokens available in the wallet). Make sure the information displayed is accurate, as it confirms the assets that will be used in the LBP.

✔︎ Project-Token Deposit Quantity

Specify how many of your tokens you want to allocate for the LBP event. This defines the total supply of tokens that will be available for sale during the campaign.

As you enter the quantity, the system checks if the wallet has enough tokens and updates the balance accordingly.

✔︎ Prime-Wallet (Collateral - TONcoin)

This is the wallet that will hold the TONcoin used as collateral in the LBP. You need to deposit a certain amount of TONcoin to provide liquidity for the pool.

The balance of the wallet will be automatically fetched once the address is entered. It shows how much TONcoin is currently available.

✔︎ Collateral Deposit Quantity

This field defines the amount of TONcoin you are contributing as collateral to the pool. The higher the deposit, the more liquidity will be available during the LBP.

As you enter the amount of TONcoin, the system automatically adjusts the estimated price discovery graph (more on this below).

✔︎ Campaign Start Weight and End Weight

These sliders control the token weight at the start and end of the LBP event. The Start Weight is the percentage of the price at the beginning of the campaign, and the End Weight is where the price will settle at the conclusion of the event.

A higher start weight generally indicates a higher starting price, while a lower end weight sets a lower final price, encouraging price discovery during the event.

Adjusting these sliders updates the Price Discovery Preview chart in real-time, showing how the token price will evolve during the campaign.

✔︎ Campaign Start Date / Time (UTC)

Define the exact start time of your LBP campaign. This marks the beginning of token sales and price discovery.

The platform checks that the selected start date/time is valid and provides visual confirmation of the duration of the campaign.

✔︎ Campaign End Date / Time (UTC)

Set the closing time for the LBP. After this time, no more tokens can be bought through the event.

The system calculates the total duration of the campaign (shown as "Campaign Duration"), which helps ensure the campaign runs smoothly.

Visual Feedback

👀 Price Discovery Preview

As you enter data for the token supply, collateral, and weights, the chart on the right dynamically updates to provide a preview of how the token price will evolve over time. This gives startups a clear view of the price range their tokens will fall into during the campaign.

👀 Campaign Duration

The total duration of the campaign (in days) based on the start and end dates you selected. This ensures clarity on the length of the event.

👀 Expected Price Range

Based on the values entered, the system calculates the expected starting and ending token price during the LBP event. This provides transparency and helps startups set realistic expectations for their token sale.

👀 Expected Market Cap

The estimated market capitalization of the project by the end of the LBP campaign. This figure is calculated based on the number of tokens sold and the expected price range.

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Next Steps:

Once all tokenomics details are finalized and verified, click Next to move on to the next step, which is Campaign Definition. This is where you’ll define the purpose and narrative of your token sale.