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Supply and liquidity

Where the tokens go, where the raised funds go, and how your share is calculated.

One billion tokens

Each launch starts with one billion tokens. Half of the supply goes to the liquidity pool. The other half is shared between contributors and any supply reserved by the creator.

50% liquidity50% contributors + creator

A creator can reserve up to 10% of the total supply, in 0.5% steps. That reserve comes out of the contributor half. It does not reduce the 50% set aside for liquidity.

Creator reserveContributorsLiquidity
0%50%50%
5%45%50%
10%40%50%

Your share of the launch

Your allocation is proportional to your confirmed contribution compared with the total accepted raise. If you contributed 1% of the accepted raise, you receive 1% of the contributor token supply.

Your tokens = contributor supply × your contribution ÷ total accepted raise

This is a share of the contributor allocation, not a share of the entire token supply. The final total raised determines the calculation.

Where the money goes

At launch, Seven’s treasury provides SOL worth 90% of the accepted dollar raise for liquidity. The remaining 10% of the raise is Seven’s platform fee. This money split is separate from the token supply split.

Use of fundsShare of the raise
Initial liquidity90%
Seven platform fee10%

The liquidity pool

The pool pairs the launch token with wrapped SOL so people can buy and sell. Seven creates a full-range position in a permissionless Raydium CLMM pool. The position NFT stays in the launch program’s custody, which has no instruction to withdraw its liquidity. The token’s mint and freeze authorities are removed.

Locked liquidity does not fix the token’s price. The price still changes as people trade. See Launch timing for the current status of pool creation.