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# Introduction

## Fair launches for memes and RWA-powered communities on X Layer

[ASTRO.MEME](https://astro.meme/) is a fixed-rule token launch protocol built on X Layer. Every launch uses the same Fair Mint structure: participants mint at one fixed price, 80% of the token supply is distributed through the public mint, and the remaining 20% is reserved for locked Uniswap V3 liquidity.

Astro supports two liquidity routes:

* **OKB launch:** raised OKB becomes the quote-side liquidity.
* **RWA launch:** raised OKB is converted into the selected tokenized real-world asset when liquidity is created. That asset becomes the quote-side liquidity.

## Production launch parameters

| Parameter              | Rule                     |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------ |
| Network                | X Layer                  |
| Payment asset          | OKB                      |
| Total supply           | 1,000,000,000 tokens     |
| Public mint allocation | 800,000,000 tokens (80%) |
| Liquidity allocation   | 200,000,000 tokens (20%) |
| Mint price             | 0.1 OKB per share        |
| Launch configurations  | 80 OKB or 800 OKB        |
| Uniswap swap fee       | 1% on every swap         |

## Launch configurations

|                        | 80 OKB Mode | 800 OKB Mode |
| ---------------------- | ----------- | ------------ |
| Shares                 | 800         | 8,000        |
| Tokens per share       | 1,000,000   | 100,000      |
| Public mint allocation | 800,000,000 | 800,000,000  |
| Fundraising target     | 80 OKB      | 800 OKB      |
| Mint window            | 24 hours    | 72 hours     |

## What makes Astro different

### One price for every participant

Every public share costs 0.1 OKB. The 80 OKB Mode distributes 1,000,000 tokens per share, while the 800 OKB Mode distributes 100,000 tokens per share. There is no bonding curve and the mint price does not increase as the launch progresses.

### 100% of the raise supports liquidity

After a successful OKB launch, 100% of the raised 80 or 800 OKB is committed to the liquidity process. For an RWA launch, 100% of the raise is used to acquire the selected RWA token for the liquidity position, subject to swap execution and onchain costs.

### Revenue from trading activity

Every swap through an Astro Uniswap pool pays a 1% fee. Fees accrued by the protocol's liquidity position are Astro's source of protocol revenue.

### RWA-powered liquidity

Creators can choose an eligible tokenized stock or other supported RWA as the quote asset. Participants still mint with OKB. At successful finalization, Astro converts the raised OKB into the selected asset and deploys that asset into the token's liquidity position.

## Launch flow

1. A creator selects the 80 OKB or 800 OKB launch configuration and chooses OKB or a supported RWA asset for liquidity.
2. Participants mint one or more shares at 0.1 OKB per share.
3. Each share immediately delivers the token amount defined by the selected configuration.
4. The launch succeeds when every share is minted and the selected 80 or 800 OKB target is reached.
5. Astro creates and locks the Uniswap V3 liquidity position.
6. Trading begins through the Astro Market and compatible onchain interfaces.

Astro is non-custodial software interacting with smart contracts. Participation involves smart-contract, token, liquidity, market, RWA and regulatory risks. Read [Risks and Disclosures](/reference/risks-and-disclosures.md) before participating.


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