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Launch readiness

What has to be true before launch.

These are the checks that make a launch worth taking seriously. Each one is either visible on this website today, in preparation because it depends on a deployed token, or not started. Nothing is rounded up.

2 of 9 published · 7 cannot be completed before a token exists

Tracker

Every check, with the evidence

Filter by state, then open a check to read what exists and how you would confirm it without trusting this website.

Published today

2 / 9 checks

This bar counts only checks with something you can read on this website right now. It is not a launch percentage: a project is not closer to launch because a page was written, and 7 of these cannot be completed before a token exists.

Method

Why it is counted this way

A readiness figure is easy to inflate: count a policy as done because it was written, count an audit as done because one is planned. This page counts only what a visitor can read right now, and it says plainly how many items cannot be finished until a token exists.

A check moving to published is a date in the update history, not a quiet edit. If an item moves backwards — a disclosure withdrawn, an address corrected — the register moves with it and the reason is published.

What a full bar would not mean

A complete readiness list would mean the project had published everything it promised to publish. It would not mean the token is safe, that liquidity is permanent, that the price can hold, or that anyone is protected from loss.