Lock your allocation behind logic, not a promise.
If you launched a token on Ignix and still hold part of its supply, you can put it in LatchLock. It comes back to you (or whoever you name) in tranches, and each tranche only when a public unlock circuit says the launch has earned it.
Fee and threshold read from LatchLock at X Layer block 75365969.
What it proves
That you cannot sell the locked tokens until conditions anyone can read are true: for example “7 days old, LP locked, 100+ holders”. If you keep at least 5% of total supply locked from the creator wallet, the on-chain LATCH_LOCKED bit turns on for your token, and filters such as STRICT count it.
What it costs
0.5% of the deposited amount, taken in your token and sent to the Nandout treasury, plus X Layer gas for an approve and a createLock (and later one release per tranche). No subscription, nothing else. Lock 10,000,000 and 9,950,000 are locked, 50,000 go to the fee.
What you can't do afterwards
Withdraw early, change a tranche, swap its circuit, change the beneficiary, or cancel. Nobody can: LatchLock has no admin path over locks, and releases are evaluated by LatchEvaluator, which is immutable and ownerless. If an unlock condition never becomes true, that tranche stays locked.
What buyers can check
Your token's page at nandout.xyz/lock/<token>: amount and share of supply locked, each tranche's circuit and which conditions are still unmet, the beneficiary, and a badge you can post anywhere. All of it is read from chain, and anyone can verify it on OKLink without trusting this site.
- Your token must have graduated from its Ignix bonding curve. Before graduation Ignix tokens cannot be transferred at all (the token reverts with
CurveOnly()), so they cannot be locked. - Only the wallet Ignix recorded as your launch's creator can earn LATCH_LOCKED. A lock from any other wallet is still binding, but does not set the bit.
- Most Ignix creators hold little or none of their token in the creator wallet. If that is you, there is nothing meaningful to lock, and the lock page will say so.
- Conditions like LP locked, holder counts and revenue come from Nandout's attestor. Releases need a fresh feed; if the attestor stops, releases wait until it posts again. Your tokens are never at risk from that, only delayed.
- Unlock circuits must be stateless. Latch (sticky) filters are rejected by the contract.
- Release is permissionless: anyone can trigger a passing tranche, and it always pays the beneficiary only.