Myceliumthe launchpad
Mycelium is the Gnomic token launchpad. The Grove is the directory of everything launched here, Roots is where you lock — root — GNOMIC to earn a slice of each launch, and Launch is where you plant your own. It runs on a gno.land testnet: the coins are test coins and nothing here reaches mainnet.
Mycelium is not deployed on mainnet. It is the Gnomic token launchpad, and it is working right now on a testnet — launching tokens, rooting GNOMIC, building airdrops — while it is being broken and fixed. A contract that mints other people's tokens should be tested by strangers before it touches anyone's money.
Nothing there costs real funds. The GNOMIC token and its airdrop are live on mainnet regardless.
Try it now on testnet What is in the lab
Not here to test? The one thing fully live on mainnet is the airdrop — check your address.
Launch things, root some GNOMIC, open an airdrop, break whatever you can and tell us what broke. Mainnet comes after that.
Nothing in your wallet yet? A fresh address cannot sign anything until it has been paid once. Ask here and the sandbox sends you — for storage costs and — to root with.
Test coins only. They exist on this sandbox chain and nowhere else.
The Grove
What it takes to plant one
A launch costs — and you have —.
There is also 1% of whatever supply you mint. It comes out of your supply rather than on top of it, so the cap you announce stays honest, and it goes to everyone with GNOMIC rooted here at that moment. Root yours →
| # | Token | Holders | Claims | Supply | Inflation |
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Your roots
Every token launched here sets aside 1% of its supply the moment it is minted, and that 1% goes to whoever had GNOMIC rooted, in proportion to how much. Roots have to sit for — before they count for a launch, and digging them up takes — before the GNOMIC are yours to move again. Anything you have already earned stays yours, even if you pull out the next day.
Your harvest
| Token | Your share | Ripens |
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Launch a token
Four questions, sensible answers for everything else: a fixed supply, six decimals, no inflation.
A name to be known by
The name is how people will read it. The symbol is how the chain will write it.
A symbol belongs to one token only, and neither can ever be changed. Take the extra minute now.
1–11 characters, letters and numbers. It will be registered as <launchpad>.SYMBOL.
Wallets and explorers read these. You can leave them empty and they simply stay empty — unlike the name, this part is only ever a description.
How many will ever exist
All of them are minted the moment the token is created.
On the easy path no more can ever be made, so pick a round number you are happy to see written everywhere.
Of what you declare, 1% is set aside for whoever has GNOMIC rooted in the mycelium. It is carved out of your supply, never added on top, so the number you announce stays true.
— ends up in your hands, — goes to the roots.
Decimals are how finely it divides — 6 is what GNOMIC and GNOT use. The ceiling only matters if you also set an inflation rate below.
Whether more will ever grow
Leave this at zero and the supply is final — closed to you as much as to anyone else.
Above zero, an allowance accrues a little at a time and you may mint what has gathered since you last did, never more and never past your ceiling. It is a tap you are allowed to open, not tokens appearing by themselves.
Zero: nothing will ever be minted again.
Whose hands they land in
They are minted to you.
From there they can stay where they are, move on in the same breath, or wait to be handed out to a list of addresses.
How the people on that list will be able to take theirs. You can still change this when you open the campaign.
Before the ink dries
Nothing here can be changed once it is signed.