Post Margin
The creator deposits SOL collateral and publishes the launch terms.
MARGIN makes creator collateral visible before users commit. Every launch begins with capital from the creator side — not only from the market.
Traditional launchpads mainly show how much users are willing to contribute. MARGIN adds a second visible signal: how much capital the creator is willing to place behind the launch.
Users commit first.
The market brings capital before seeing any measurable creator-side financial commitment.
Creators commit first.
Creator collateral is posted and visible before the commitment window opens to users.
Every launch starts with published collateral and release conditions, so users know what the creator has committed before they decide to participate.
The creator deposits SOL collateral and publishes the launch terms.
The market can commit after creator backing is already visible.
If the round meets its predefined conditions, it moves forward.
The token launches while creator collateral remains locked under the rules.
Margin unlocks only according to the release schedule published before launch.
MARGIN Ratio compares creator collateral with market commitments. It is a transparent data point, not a score or prediction.
Users can evaluate these published conditions before entering the launch. MARGIN does not label the number good or bad — it simply makes the creator-side commitment visible.
If a round clears, creator collateral can remain locked and release over a predefined schedule. Exact rules are published before the market commits.
The release schedule is part of the launch terms. Users can see when creator collateral becomes eligible to unlock before choosing whether to participate.
See creator collateral, Margin Ratio and release conditions before making a commitment.
Turn financial commitment into a visible onchain launch signal instead of relying only on promises and marketing.
MARGIN is a Solana launchpad concept where creators post collateral before users can commit to a token launch.
It compares creator collateral with the launch's market commitment or target raise, depending on the published round rules.
No. It is an additional transparent signal. It does not remove market risk or guarantee future token performance.
The exact return flow is defined by the published launch rules. The examples on this concept site are illustrative.