# How to Launch a Project

When launching a project, the project owner must provide clear, complete, and reviewable information to the platform and users so the project can be displayed publicly, subscribed to, and tracked through later stages.

### Step 1: Register and Use an Official Account

Launch the project with the official project identity:

1. Official email
2. Official social account binding
3. Team-controlled wallet address

Do not launch a project with a purely personal temporary identity.

Using an official account helps:

1. Users confirm the project source more easily
2. The platform review project authenticity more easily
3. Later Updates, fund claims, and next-round stage proofs stay consistent

### Step 2: Fill in Project Basic Information

You need to fill in:

1. Project name
2. Logo
3. Summary
4. Tags
5. Official links
6. Team information
7. Additional information

This information is used for:

1. Homepage and explore page display
2. Project detail page display
3. Platform review
4. User understanding of project positioning and stage

The project summary needs to explain what the project does in concise language.\
The detailed introduction can include product scenario, target users, current progress, differentiation, fundraising need, and fund usage.

### Step 3: Fill in Token and Additional Project Information

You need to fill in:

1. Token name
2. Ticker
3. Total supply
4. Tokenomics description
5. Roadmap

Notes:

1. The current Tokenomics field is a single-section description
2. Future multi-round fundraising paths do not need to be configured in advance
3. The priority is to clearly explain the project and Token logic

Tokenomics should not be a one-line slogan. It must at least explain Token utility, supply allocation, fundraising sale portion, liquidity arrangement, and future release plan.

### Step 4: Fill in Current-Round Fundraising Parameters

You need to fill in:

1. Current-round sale amount
2. Current-round price
3. Current-round original fundraising target
4. Current-round start time
5. Current-round end time
6. Condition for opening the next fundraising round after the current round ends

First determine:

1. Current-round sale amount
2. Current-round price

Then verify:

Current-round original fundraising target = current-round sale amount x current-round price

The next-round condition must be clear. Do not only write "the project continues to move forward." Explain what the project needs to complete after fundraising succeeds, such as product beta, contract deployment, community growth, partnership launch, or audit materials.

### Step 5: Submit for Review

After submission, the project enters the review process.

Common review statuses:

1. Pending review
2. Approved
3. Rejected

If rejected:

1. Check the rejection reason
2. Edit the materials
3. Submit again

A rejection is usually not a final result. It indicates that the project owner needs to complete missing materials or correct inconsistent content.

### Common Rejection Reasons

1. Project introduction is too short to explain the business logic
2. Tokenomics is incomplete
3. Total supply, sale amount, and fundraising target do not match
4. Official links cannot be opened or are not official project links
5. Team information is missing
6. Roadmap does not relate to the current-round fundraising target
7. Next-round condition is too vague

Use the preparation checklist before submission.

### Result After Submission

The project is not displayed publicly immediately after submission.\
Only after approval will it appear on the homepage, explore page, and project detail page.

After public display, users can view project information and current-round rules in advance. If the current round has reached its start time, users can subscribe.

### What Project Owners Should Do After Submission

After submission, project owners need to:

1. Wait for the review result
2. Prepare supplementary materials that may be required during review
3. Keep external messaging consistent
4. Prepare Updates for the fundraising start
5. Check that the wallet responsible for on-chain actions is available


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