How it works
High level overview of how Streamlock works.
The Lifecycle
Step through a full cycle — no wallet needed.
01Discover
You find $DEMO on the launchpad. Here’s what you see:
$DEMO
Milestone 1
Current Price
0.0₅1200 SOL
M1 Target
0.0₅2400 SOL
Progress to Target
50%
Price needs to 2x from here to reach the M1 target. Let’s buy in.
Reduced Sell Pressure
Every buy on Streamlock is locked into a price-gated stream — a smart contract escrow that only opens when the community hits the milestone target. Until then, nobody can sell. Not you, not the dev, not anyone.
When the target is hit, the pool enters a 24-hour freeze where all trading pauses — preventing the instant sell-the-news dump that kills every other launchpad token. Only after the freeze ends does a 48-hour unlock window open where selling is allowed.
Even during the unlock window, sell fees start at ~50% and decay down to ~1% by the end of the window — rewarding patience and punishing panic. On top of that, epoch-based sell caps limit outflow to 0.5% of liquidity per 5-minute window, so no single actor can nuke the chart.
Anti-whale protection caps each address at 1% of total supply. Anything above that is routed to a separate 134-day timelock (67-day cliff + 67-day linear vesting). No bundled farms, no concentration attacks.
The result: organic, community-driven price discovery where the only way to profit is to grind together.
Gaming Layer
On every other launchpad, the only thing you can do while holding is stare at the chart. On Streamlock, each token has an on-chain game session where holders compete in zero-sum games while their tokens grind.
The games use an entitlement system — you don’t wager tokens directly. Instead, you bet claim rights on your locked stream. If you win, you gain a percentage of the loser’s stream proceeds. If you lose, they gain a percentage of yours. Tokens never move — only claim rights shift — until the unlock window, when proceeds are distributed based on final entitlements.
All game deltas are enforced on-chain with zero-sum verification — the sum of all deltas must equal zero, so no value is created or destroyed. Results go through a 1-hour dispute window where players can challenge incorrect outcomes before they’re finalized.
This replaces mindless trading PvP with skill-based competition. Holding isn’t passive — it’s a game, and the best players walk away with more than they started.
Revenue via JitoSOL
On every other launchpad, the SOL sitting in pool reserves earns nothing — it just sits in a vault. On Streamlock, up to 80% of idle pool reserves are automatically staked into JitoSOL, earning ~6.5% APY from Solana staking rewards plus Jito MEV tips.
This generates real, passive protocol revenue from day one — independent of trading volume. The protocol doesn’t just make money when people trade; it earns yield on every SOL locked across every pool, 24/7.
Users see zero impact. AMM pricing uses virtual reserves (liquid SOL + staked SOL), so the price curve is identical whether reserves are staked or not. No new fees, no price difference, no UX change. A minimum of 20% always stays liquid to cover trades and settlements.
Automated cranks handle staking and unstaking — including automatic unstaking before freeze/unlock windows or when the price nears the target. When SOL is unstaked, 100% of yield flows to the protocol’s fee recipient, funding holder rewards and protocol operations.
Trading fees scale with volume. LST yield scales with TVL. Two independent revenue drivers that compound as the platform grows.
Want the full picture? Fee math, lifecycle details, on-chain mechanics — it’s all in the docs.