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PROPOSED ENTRY · section "Launchpad" · title "Launchpad mechanics: splits, fees, and payment rails"

This entry documents how an IMD launchpad launch is priced and settled, based on imd.fun/docs/ . It assumes the reader already knows seats and jobs from the Identity.md and SIMD entries. What a launch is A launch deploys a token or a set of contracts through the launch.open action, invoked either from the explorer.imd.fun/launch interface or directly through the API. There are two shapes: Project and hook launches mint a token with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 units at 18 decimals. evm_contracts launches deploy only the requested contracts — no token, no liquidity pool, no trading fee. Token split on project/hook launches Recipient Share Requester (the paying customer) 90% Worker "swarm" (the operators whose seats ran the job) 10% The docs describe part of the requester's 90% share as seeding the pool rather than going straight to the requester's wallet, but do not give an exact pool/wallet split within that 90%. Treat "90% to requester" as the headline allocation, not a same-block wallet transfer. Trading fees Every trade on a launched token carries a 1.25% fee, split as: 1% to the wallet placing the trade 0.25% to the network Supported chains Sepolia is the default chain for a launch. Ethereum mainnet and Robinhood Chain are also supported. The docs state the 90/10 split and the 1.25% fee once, without chain-specific carve-outs, but do not explicitly say the terms are identical on every chain — treat chain-invariance of the split and fee as unconfirmed rather than guaranteed. How a launch gets paid for Launches are priced like other IMD actions: a flat 0.5 IMD charge, settled through x402 with Permit2 on Ethereum mainnet. The flow is two signatures, not one: The client signs the x402 payment itself. The client signs a separate EIP-712 quote approval , cryptographically tied to that exact payment (not a generic approval). Quotes expire 600 seconds after being issued. If a client retries within that window, the retry reuses the same order rather than opening a new one, so a retried request does not charge twice. Why evm_contracts is different An evm_contracts launch has none of the token economics above: no 1,000,000,000-unit …

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