Protocol-controlled liquidity for new token economies.
Replaces the traditional on-chain capital formation process with protocol-controlled liquidity & guaranteed floor prices. This sets a sustainable path for issuers and investors to grow new assets together.
A guaranteed exit, written in protocol.
Through algorithmic liquidity management, there is always locked liquidity within a market to be able sell in to. That reserve backs a redeemable floor price.
Liquidity owned by the protocol, not rented.
Conventional launches lease liquidity from market-makers who walk away the moment incentives stop. Protocol owned liquidity means humans have no say in guaranteeing your exit.
Your floor is visible, on-chain, in real time.
Holders can see exactly how much of every position is backed by reserves at any moment. Downside is not a footnote in a deck — it is a number the protocol publishes block by block.
Q01How is Starbase different from a traditional launchpad?↘
Traditional launchpads optimize for a price spike on day one: max raise, max FDV, then everyone leaves. The model is fragile by construction — it depends on the next buyer arriving before the next unlock.
Starbase inverts the incentives. Capital deepens the floor instead of leaving the system; the protocol owns its liquidity (PCL); downside is published on-chain block by block. The day-one chart is less dramatic, and that is the point.
Q02What backs the floor price?↘
A protocol-controlled vault, denominated in stablecoin reserves accrued from primary issuance. The vault is on-chain, audited, and segregated. Holders can redeem tokens directly into the vault at the published floor at any time; redemptions burn the supply.
Q03Can a Starbase asset trade on external venues?↘
Yes. Starbase assets bridge to approved external DEXs and CEXs, but the floor enforcement — the right to redeem at the vault for the published floor price — follows the asset wherever it trades. External markets cannot price below floor for any extended window without the vault arbitraging the gap closed.