Overview

What oxley does

oxley turns a picture, social post, website, or plain-language idea into a reviewable token launch. The assistant proposes metadata, deterministic code fixes the economic configuration, and the connected wallet controls every signature and transaction.

oxley is an open tokenization platform, not a generic launchpad, exchange, or custodian. It does not hold user keys, submit trades, render charts, or provide financial advice.

Fixed launch rules

Parameter	Rule
Supply	1,000,000,000 tokens, minted once
Quote asset	MockUSDG on testnet; canonical USDG is required for a future mainnet release
Launch fee	1 USDG, collected only when the launch transaction succeeds
Canonical market	One Uniswap v4 pool with four programmed liquidity ranges called Arcs
Anti-vamp protection	The exact ticker is reserved on oxley for 48 hours after a successful launch
Wallet control	The deployer signs the authorization and launch transaction

Product surfaces

Chat is the chat-first launch flow. Discover is a read-only board of verified oxley launches. Creator is the wallet-scoped place to inspect launches and collect eligible creator fees. Trading remains on external interfaces that integrate the canonical oxley pool.

Discover labels

• Latest orders verified launches by launch time.
• 24h Volume orders by actual filled USDG in the canonical pool over the trailing 24 hours.
• LP Depth compares two-sided executable depth within the documented price impact bound. It is not raw Uniswap liquidity or a promised exit amount.

Market sorts remain hidden until the canonical server-side projection is live and independently checked against chain data.

What oxley does not promise

Arcs provide programmed liquidity only across their configured ranges. They do not guarantee a price floor, unlimited liquidity, appreciation, or continuous execution at every possible price. External liquidity providers may extend the same canonical pool, but every position remains exposed to market, range, and smart-contract risk.