Documentation

Overview

IGNIS is a Flare-native launchpad. Each launch creates a fixed one-billion-token ERC-20 and a dedicated WFLR bonding curve. The curve’s economics are snapshotted at creation, so later factory configurations do not rewrite an existing market.

Explore search and every ranking operate on the complete indexed V1 and Gen2 catalog. Newest, oldest, recent buys, 24-hour volume, market cap, and curve progress are ordered across all confirmed launches before a page is returned; “Load more” continues through that global ordering. Other live interface surfaces use a small shared recent-market snapshot for speed, but that snapshot is not a discovery cap.

Launch lifecycle

Create a token

The public creator flow asks for artwork, name, ticker, description, optional social links, and an optional paid creator buy. Ticker casing is preserved exactly as entered. The current production configuration uses the following hard limits.

1. Sign a gas-free artwork authorization. The image and exact metadata file are pinned to public IPFS; no wallet transaction has occurred yet.
2. Review the economics snapshot and expected FLR/USD price.
3. Ensure the wallet holds the displayed FLR total plus gas. This public form uses the factory’s native-FLR payment path.
4. Confirm launchToken in your wallet. The resulting token and curve addresses come from the factory event.

Trading & pricing

Before graduation, each market trades only through its dedicated curve. Quotes come from previewBuy and previewSell; the interface then submits explicit minimum output, maximum average-price, recipient, and deadline protections.

The production curve fee is 1%. Its base fee is split 70% to the recorded creator fee recipient and 30% to the protocol. For public buys, the total opening fee starts at 99%: a 1% standard fee plus a 98% anti-snipe surcharge. The surcharge decays to zero over five seconds; after that, the normal 1% curve fee remains. Always use a fresh quote; pending transactions may fail if reserves move beyond the chosen limits.

Graduation

At launch, the oracle converts the $6,100 production target into a WFLR quote threshold. That number is stored in the launch snapshot. The buy that fills the remaining curve automatically calls tryGraduate(token). If a pool dependency rejects that attempt, the buy still succeeds, the curve remains ready, and any wallet can retry the permissionless call.

• The canonical pool address and LP position ID are recorded by the factory.
• The launch token enables the canonical pool only through the configured graduation path.
• Each Gen2 LP NFT is held permanently by its token's unique immutable reward vault and cannot be withdrawn; V1 positions remain in the legacy locker.
• Trading after graduation uses the same dynamic pool pricing, router, quoter, and fees as before, not the launch curve.

Fees & claims

Curve fees are credited in WFLR only. After graduation, synchronized pool fees can credit both WFLR and the launch token to the same FeeEscrow. A Gen2 vault also asks SparkDEX's distributor for WFLR currently claimable to that vault; it does not request rFLR or arbitrary reward tokens. Pool WFLR and successfully claimed distributor WFLR join the same cumulative escrow liability. A recipient may claim WFLR, claim another credited token, or unwrap a WFLR claim to native FLR where supported.

Collection is manual by design: there is no reward keeper. Anyone—including a creator, community member, or the treasury wallet—may call collect(launchToken) after graduation through the V1 locker or Gen2 coordinator. Collection never sends fees or rewards to its caller; it credits 70% to the current creator-rights recipient and 30% to the protocol treasury. Creator and treasury then claim their cumulative escrow balances separately.

Fee Center reads claimable(WFLR, vault) directly and shows “WFLR available to sync” before collection. If nobody synchronizes, that new allocation has not entered FeeEscrow. SparkDEX's live distributor currently exposes an approximately 67-day claim buffer, but eligibility, allocation amount, epochs, and buffer parameters are external state and can change; IGNIS does not promise that every LP NFT receives a weekly allocation.

Creator rights

Economic and administrative identity are separate. The original creator remains historical provenance. The current controller can update metadata and begin supported handovers; the fee recipient receives creator-side fee credits.

• Controller transfers and fee-recipient changes advance explicit rights epochs.
• Community takeover (CTO) proposals are timelocked and require nominee acceptance.
• New launches begin unreviewed and enter public discovery automatically; there is no manual approval gate.
• Hidden or rejected launches are removed from normal discovery, but exact contract-address search, direct token pages, trading, charts, balances, and fee claims remain available. Interface moderation never freezes funds or disables the protocol.
• Image suppression is separate from token delisting. IGNIS can replace harmful artwork with a neutral placeholder without changing its public IPFS or onchain record.
• The metadata registry's onchain moderator role controls interface listing and media state only. Separately authenticated server-side moderation controls signed forum content. Neither can change economics, move funds, or exercise factory, treasury, fee-creditor, configuration, or CTO powers.
• Onchain roles remain the final authorization layer for every privileged contract action.

Watchlists, DMs, and Fast Wallet tools

Watchlists and direct messages are private interface features authenticated by a scoped wallet signature. Watching a wallet does not notify it. The watchlist feed contains only confirmed indexed IGNIS buys and sells, and public profile links preserve the actual wallet that traded. Direct messages are available only to the two participant wallets, are stored by IGNIS, and are not end-to-end encrypted. Blocking disables new messages in either direction. A moderator can see only the exact message that a participant explicitly reports, never an unreported conversation.

The existing Fast Wallet FLR and WFLR cards, load/unload controls, wrapping, B1/B2 quick buys, and local signer remain intact. Its optional Tokens drawer uses Flare Explorer only to discover public ERC-20 balance candidates, then verifies contract code, name, symbol, decimals, and the live balance through Flare RPC. WFLR remains in its existing card. Indexed IGNIS assets can be bought or sold through their current curve or graduated pool; other verified ERC-20s can only be returned to the linked owner wallet. Suspicious token metadata is hidden by default.

Outside an armed Copy Session, the Fast Wallet locks after 30 minutes of genuine inactivity. A same-tab refresh preserves the remaining time and never resets it. Copying requires IGNIS to stay open and online with the device awake; browser closure, sleep or suspension, network or owner changes, budget or expiry, manual lock, or repeated failures stop local execution. The browser wake lock is best-effort, not a guarantee of overnight availability. Server-custodial or closed-browser trading is not part of this release.

Network & contracts

The public client fails over across the official Flare endpoint, a public QuickNode endpoint, and Ankr. Server-side indexing can prepend private primary and secondary RPC URLs when those secrets are configured. A private provider is never embedded in a NEXT_PUBLIC_ variable.

Events & state

Activity is derived from confirmed Flare events beginning at V1 factory block 67,112,205 and Gen2 factory block 67,322,489. Launch, trade, rights, profile, and analytics views update as those events are confirmed.

The database is a rebuildable index, not the authority for custody or economics. It retains every confirmed launch and materializes search metadata, activity, reserves, progress, volume, and market cap so global ranking happens before pagination. Contract state and Flare events remain authoritative. Core reads include launchCount, tokenByIndex, getLaunch, getLaunchSnapshot, getEffectiveLaunchPhase, getRights, reward-vault identity, distributor claimable WFLR, curve reserves, metadata status, allowances, balances, and FeeEscrow claims. Generated token and curve verification can be submitted asynchronously by optional server automation later; launch transactions do not depend on Explorer availability.

Risks

Launch tokens are speculative and may lose all value. Smart contracts, wallets, RPCs, media hosting, Flare, the integrated DEX, and price feeds can fail or behave unexpectedly. Permanent liquidity locking does not guarantee liquidity depth, market continuity, price stability, or profit.

Verify every contract address, output estimate, approval target, deadline, and wallet prompt. IGNIS does not ask for seed phrases or private keys and does not provide investment, tax, legal, or financial advice.