Liquidity Protection
The intended protection for eligible World liquidity and the limits of that guarantee.
Spawn intends to support protected liquidity for eligible World Token launches. The exact mechanism depends on the contracts and market venue used at launch.
No Spawn World liquidity-lock contract is currently deployed.
Intended guarantee
The strongest planned design places the initial liquidity position in a contract with no function that can withdraw the principal.
If implemented and verified, this can prevent the Launcher from removing that specific position. The contract should have no owner override, upgrade path, emergency withdrawal, migration function, or hidden principal sweep.
Launch sequence
The intended flow is atomic where the venue supports it:
- create the World Token;
- create the trading pool;
- deposit the initial liquidity;
- transfer or lock the liquidity position;
- register the resulting addresses and configuration.
If a required step fails, the transaction should revert instead of leaving an unlocked pool behind.
Fees and principal
A liquidity lock can allow trading fees to be collected without allowing the underlying principal to be withdrawn. The fee policy must identify the recipients and prove that fee collection cannot remove the locked position.
What the lock does not protect
Locked liquidity does not guarantee:
- a stable price;
- sufficient market depth;
- continued trading activity;
- an accurate Model;
- honest marketing;
- safe external contracts;
- profitable participation.
A token can lose nearly all of its value while its initial liquidity remains locked.
Deployment requirements
Before Spawn describes a lock as live, the contract address, source code, venue integration, permissions, and principal-withdrawal surface must be independently verified. Security review and testing are required because an immutable error may be impossible to repair.