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IGNIS combines fixed-supply token creation, bonding-curve trading, supported Flare markets, creator earnings, referrals, profiles and discussions. You can follow a token from its first curve trade through graduation without changing websites.
The connected wallet authorizes transactions. Smart contracts hold curve reserves, credited fees and locked launch liquidity under their own rules. Website balances and charts help you interpret that activity, but a page refresh does not move funds or change a confirmed transaction.
Fee Center holds creator and liquidity-fee claims in their credited currencies. Referrals tracks invitation commission and welcome cashback, both paid in WFLR. A creator can use both, but the balances are separate.
WFLR and FXRP: the pair stays with the token
A launch pair tells you what the token trades against in its bonding curve and its designated graduated pool. A WFLR launch uses wrapped FLR. An FXRP launch uses the representation of XRP on Flare. The creator chooses one at launch; it is not changed by a trader’s preferred payment currency.
Wrapping FLR into WFLR is a one-for-one change in form, plus transaction gas. Exchanging WFLR for FXRP is a market swap: the exchange rate, pool fees and price impact apply. FXRP can also trade at a different value from XRP.
The WFLR and FXRP launch contracts operate alongside one another. Choosing FXRP does not replace existing WFLR tokens or transfer their balances. Labels, volume figures and fee claims retain the currency of each launch.
What happens from launch to graduation
Choose WFLR or FXRP, publish your token information and pay the launch fee. Add an optional paid first buy.
Buys and sells change the token’s curve price and reserves. The interface shows the expected outcome before you trade.
The curve reaches its stored pair-asset target and attempts graduation. An unsuccessful graduation attempt can be retried.
Trading continues through the designated SparkDEX pool. The launch liquidity position stays permanently locked.
Current new launches use a fixed supply of one billion tokens, a 100 native FLR launch fee and a $6,100 graduation target converted into the pair asset at creation. A creator can purchase up to 5% of total supply in the launch transaction. This allocation is paid for, not distributed free.
The WFLR creator buy is paid in native FLR and wrapped by the factory. The FXRP creator buy requires FXRP and, when needed, an approval. Both launch types require native FLR for the launch fee, any displayed oracle fee and gas. Multicurrency trading after creation does not mean the creator’s first buy can use any currency.
Metadata and artwork are published to IPFS. A controller can use supported metadata updates later, but previously published files and onchain records may remain publicly accessible. Check names, tickers, links and artwork before signing.
The graduation progress percentage measures pair-asset reserves against the launch’s fixed target. A changing FLR or FXRP market price does not continually rewrite that target. After graduation, swaps use pool pricing and fees rather than curve quotes.
Where trading fees go
The standard curve trading fee is 1%. Of those fees, 70% goes to the current creator fee recipient and 30% to IGNIS. These percentages apply to fees, not to the entire trading volume.
For 1,000 FXRP of eligible volume at the standard rate, the fee is 10 FXRP: 7 FXRP for the creator and 3 FXRP for IGNIS. The same arithmetic applies to WFLR volume in WFLR. Referral commission and cashback are funded from the protocol side and do not reduce the creator’s standard 70% share.
Public curve buys also have a short opening anti-snipe surcharge. The total buy fee starts at 99% and decays to the standard 1% over five seconds. Sells and later buys should be assessed using their own live quotes. Gas and any conversion-pool fees are separate costs.
Curve fee credits accumulate in the relevant fee escrow. Fee Center shows WFLR and FXRP separately, plus credited launch-token fees. WFLR may be claimed as native FLR where supported; claiming FXRP does not automatically exchange it into WFLR.
Graduated liquidity positions earn only the fees their liquidity actually collects. A supported collection moves those fees into escrow, split 70% to the current creator recipient and 30% to the protocol. Anyone may initiate collection, but the caller does not receive a collection reward or choose where the fees go.
Some WFLR launch vaults can also collect WFLR allocations offered by SparkDEX. Eligibility and amounts are controlled externally. FXRP pool fees and external WFLR allocations are different sources; neither is a guaranteed weekly return.
Creator-rights changes apply to future credits. Existing credits belong to the recipient recorded when they were created. A controller, fee recipient or community takeover can change under the token’s rights rules without rewriting its original creator history.
How referral commission and cashback are calculated
A member’s personal referral link identifies an inviter. The invited trader must connect their owner wallet and confirm the invitation before their first IGNIS curve trade. A browser visit alone does not create a confirmed referral.
The inviter earns 20% of the protocol’s recorded eligible standard curve fee, with no fixed referral expiry while the program operates. The trader receives 3% of the eligible standard trading fee back during the welcome window, normally 30 days from their first eligible trade. The dashboard shows any extension to that window.
These examples assume the standard 1% curve fee and full eligibility. FXRP-derived rewards are paid in WFLR using the program’s recorded conversion rate, not as FXRP. Pending FXRP estimates can change before weekly verification. The closed week uses XRP/USD and FLR/USD Flare price-feed observations from the same chain checkpoint, assuming FXRP tracks XRP. The recorded rate does not later change with the claimant’s transaction date.
Weeks close at Monday 00:00 UTC. Claim release is scheduled for Monday 12:00 UTC after the week is verified and funded. If verification, price information or WFLR funding is unavailable, the affected week remains pending. Once published, rewards are assigned to their recipient and have no claim expiry; claiming requires a wallet transaction and native FLR gas. Claims can be temporarily paused.
Confirmed referrals and linked Fast Wallets share an owner identity. Unlinking, relinking, changing devices or switching launch pairs does not restart the invitation or cashback window. Existing trader wallets, known self referrals, trading tokens where you have been the creator, controller or creator fee recipient, and payouts to a different rewards identity are excluded.
Only eligible IGNIS curve buys and sells count. Launch fees, gas, anti-snipe surcharges, conversion fees and all external-pool trades, including the token’s trades after graduation, are excluded. A participant earns from their own eligible activity or referrals; unused program funds are not divided between members.
Understanding quotes, routes and market prices
Explore focuses on IGNIS launches. Markets also displays supported Flare exchange pools. A visible market may not currently have an executable route. Check which token, pair and pool are selected before deciding to trade.
Where offered on an IGNIS token page, FLR, WFLR or FXRP can be selected as the payment or receive asset. A conversion route exchanges the asset and executes the token trade together. It is a supported path for that trade, not a promise to search every pool or always find the cheapest execution.
Slippage is your allowed difference between the quoted and executed outcome. Price impact is the effect of your trade on the market. A larger order or smaller pool can increase that impact even when the transaction satisfies its slippage limit.
Token balances are not a guarantee of sale value. Market cap, portfolio valuation and unrealized profit or loss use reference prices. An actual sale also depends on liquidity, fees, price impact and gas. An automatic currency conversion adds another market price to the route.
Reading your charts, activity and portfolio
Activity is built from confirmed Flare events. A wallet may show a confirmed transaction before the website’s activity, profile or referral totals catch up. Check its transaction link when there is a delay.
WFLR and FXRP volumes retain their own units. Dollar views use price observations and are estimates. A routed trade can use an intermediate contract, so IGNIS checks the route’s trade evidence to attribute supported activity to the wallet that initiated it.
Markets charts use rolling history. One-minute candles cover up to 30 days, five-minute candles up to 90 days, and longer intervals up to 180 days where data is available. Recent raw market activity has a 90-day window. Coverage varies by pool; provider history can fill supported gaps.
Chart retention does not delete your onchain trades, wallet balances, fee entitlements or token supply. Incomplete history, transfers and missing prices can limit portfolio and profit-and-loss estimates. Use the transaction record for exact amounts.
Wallet choices, profiles and privacy
A connected wallet asks you to review its transaction requests. Fast Wallet is an optional browser-local trading wallet linked to that owner. It can hold FLR, WFLR, FXRP and supported tokens. Fund it with the assets needed for a trade and retain native FLR for gas.
Fast Wallet encrypts its key locally in a separate signer origin. Recovery requires its encrypted backup and access to its original owner wallet; a profile login is not a substitute. The normal session locks after 30 minutes of inactivity. Optional Copy Sessions have a set duration, WFLR budget, per-trade cap and stop control, and require the browser to remain open and online.
Profiles and linked-wallet activity are public. Forums let authors edit or delete their own posts and toggle the displayed holding indicator. Those controls do not remove public blockchain data. Creator metadata, forum content and messages have different visibility, so review where you are posting.
Watchlists are private to their user. Direct messages are application-private to their participants and stored by IGNIS; they are not end-to-end encrypted. Reporting shares the particular reported message with moderation. Keep secrets and wallet recovery information out of public posts and messages.
When something takes longer than expected
- Transaction submitted: open its explorer link and check whether it confirmed before retrying that same purchase. Intentional quick-buy clicks queue separate purchases. A late response is not proof of failure.
- Quote unavailable: the route, price feed or connection may be unavailable. Refresh the quote and review it again before signing.
- Graduation ready: the curve has completed but the pool step may still need a successful retry. Wait for confirmed graduation before expecting pool trading.
- Fees available to sync: supported fees have not yet been credited to the claim balance. Collection and claiming are separate actions.
- Referrals pending: recorded earnings are waiting for the scheduled verification and funded release. They are not yet claimable WFLR.
- Activity behind your wallet: confirmed events may still be reaching the website. Refresh rather than repeating a confirmed trade.
Flare RPC services, price feeds, explorers, IPFS and exchanges can have delays. IGNIS may temporarily limit a route or show incomplete data while those services recover. A website status does not change a transaction that is already final onchain.
What you can verify yourself
Token pages and Fee Center link to the relevant contracts, pools and transactions on Flare Explorer. Check the exact token address, network, selected asset, allowance request, minimum output and destination before signing.
For a graduated launch, inspect its designated pool and locked liquidity position. For creator fees, inspect the recipient and credited asset. For referrals, distinguish pending estimates from a published claimable amount.
Moderation and badges affect how content is presented; they do not certify a token’s quality. A controller cannot use a metadata change to mint more launch tokens or withdraw a permanently locked launch LP position.
Limits and risks
- Fixed supply and locked launch liquidity do not prevent price declines, concentrated holdings, poor project management or contract risk.
- FXRP depends on its own backing and redemption system and can diverge from XRP’s market price. IGNIS does not manage that system.
- Quotes, charts, market cap and pending reward valuations are estimates. Neither a successful test nor a visible route guarantees future execution or returns.
- Referral enrollment and new earnings can be paused. Published reward claims can be temporarily paused separately, while the recorded allocation remains assigned to its recipient.
- Fees credited in different assets are separate claims. Neither Fee Center nor Referrals promises automatic treasury conversion, automatic wallet payment or a fixed yield.