A little clarity.

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Layve is a token launchpad and automated market maker on Aleo. This release runs on Aleo Testnet. Connect a compatible Aleo wallet, select testnet, and use testnet ALEO to try it.

Wallet approval is required for every on-chain action. Layve never asks for your seed phrase or private key.

Launch a token

Choose Create token, add a name and ticker, and optionally upload an image. Confirm the request in your wallet. Your token page opens after confirmation.

Total supply

1 billion tokens

Bonding curve

80% of supply

AMM allocation

20% of supply

Migration threshold

150,000 ALEO

No initial liquidity deposit is required. Images require site sign-in, are immutable, and are limited to 20 upload attempts per account per 24 hours. You can always launch without an image.

Trading & migration

Before migration, buys and sells follow the bonding curve. The final purchase automatically moves the token into the Layve AMM using the collected ALEO and reserved tokens. The program has no liquidity withdrawal function.

Price impact grows with trade size. Matching prices at migration does not guarantee the same payout for a large sale on both sides of migration. Extra liquidity from fees can also affect the initial AMM price.

Quotes are checked against on-chain reserves. If the market changes before execution, the transaction can fail; refresh the quote before retrying. A failed transaction may still incur a network fee. Sell proceeds and fee claims arrive as private ALEO records.

Fees & rewards

Trading fee

2%

Platform

0.5%

Token creator

0.5%

Public holders

1%

Public holders share rewards in proportion to their eligible balance at each trade, without staking. Claim rewards from the token page; creator and platform fees can also be claimed from the profile. Integer rounding can affect the split by a few microcredits.

When there are no public holders, their share accumulates for liquidity. During the curve it joins the pool at migration; after migration it is added to reserves immediately. Wallet network fees are separate from the trading fee.

Public & private

A public balance reveals the wallet address and amount and earns holder rewards. A private balance is stored in encrypted records and does not earn new rewards. Previously earned rewards remain claimable when tokens become private.

Use Transfer & privacy on the token page to move between public and private balances or send tokens. Private operations require an unspent record with enough tokens; multiple records may need merging.

Private balances do not make every interaction anonymous. Trade amounts and public state changes are visible on-chain. The holders section shows aggregate private supply, never a list of private wallets. Layve tokens use their own ledger; support in other exchanges and wallet token lists is not guaranteed.

Market data

Search, stage filters, and sorting apply to the full indexed catalog, with 24 tokens per page. Filters and the page number are saved in the URL. New tokens and market snapshots are indexed in bounded background batches; indexing and delayed-data notices indicate when results are incomplete or older than two minutes. Volume ranking uses indexed 24-hour trading volume and can lag behind the chain. Token trading pages and wallet balances are read directly from the network.

Market cap is the current marginal token price multiplied by the full supply, converted with the current ALEO/USD rate. It is not the amount of liquidity available.

The chart shows confirmed average execution prices before trading fees. USD charts use the current exchange rate, not historical exchange rates. The 24-hour volume excludes trading and network fees; price change compares execution prices.

Activity and holder discovery are indexed in the background and can lag behind the network. Holder pages are ordered by address, not by balance. Profile activity is saved in your browser. Check the linked transaction in the explorer for confirmation.