Draft, Submit, Review
Project application
Project details, team information, token mechanics, launch economics, and Shield preferences are collected before review.
Launchpad infrastructure
Project launches with review gates, tokenomics, vesting, and liquidity protection.
Blockrium allows crypto projects to apply for launches, configure launch terms, submit project information, define tokenomics, set funding targets, configure vesting, define whitelist or tiered allocation rules, and move through an admin-reviewed lifecycle.
ApplyReviewLaunchMonitor
Launch types
Fair launch, whitelist launch, and FCFS launch.
The launchpad engine is structured around controlled launch phases, project moderation, participation caps, claims, refunds, treasury records, and audit-ready event logs.
Caps, Windows, Tiers
Launch configuration
Funding targets, contribution windows, whitelist rules, tier allocation, liquidity expectations, and vesting schedules.
RBAC, Logs, Notes
Admin review
Submitted applications can be marked under review, changes requested, approved, rejected, or moved into execution readiness.
Claims, Refunds, Treasury
Post-launch control
Liquidity locks, claims, refunds, treasury ledger records, monitoring events, and future Shield score updates.
Lifecycle
Draft to monitored launch.
The launchpad reference includes project, launches, participation, claims, refunds, moderation, deployments, treasury, token launch wizard, and admin control modules.
Project owner creates launch draft and completes project, token, economics, liquidity, and vesting fields.
Backend validates readiness, records warnings, locks submitted drafts, and creates review events.
Admin evaluates project information, launch terms, deterministic deployment intent, and safety warnings.
Approved projects move through controlled launch phases with allocation, treasury, claims, and monitoring evidence.