Team Finance allows you to create, vest, lock, track, and spin up staking pools for your tokens.
Token Creation
Mint is a tool for creating tokens, in just a few clicks. Mint will allow you to:
- Save time and money on audits and developers.
- Customize token economics (tokenomics), such as total supply and supply type
- Customize token features by making tokens available for mint, setting burning and staking mechanisms, and transaction fees.
Token Locks
Token locks involve a user sending tokens to a smart contract. Once inside the contract, the tokens can't be exchanged or withdrawn. The tokens are released after a period of time set by the token sender. This time is customizable, the sender can choose the exact day and time they want the tokens to become available.
Liquidity Locks
A liquidity lock prevents holders of liquidity provider tokens (LP tokens) from withdrawing their funds from the liquidity pool. This is accomplished by sending LP token holders' LP tokens into a smart contract with a temporary lock.
What are Liquidity Pool (LP) tokens? Liquidity Pool (LP) tokens are a type of cryptocurrency token that represents ownership of a portion of the tokens contained in a liquidity pool. When you place a token on a decentralized exchange (DEX) or contribute to an existing pool of token pairs, you receive what are known as "liquidity pool (LP) tokens".
Token vesting
Token vesting is a process that allows token holders, such as employees, advisors, DAO members, or venture capital firms, to gradually gain access to their tokens over a period of time. One way to implement token vesting is linear vesting, in which token holders receive a certain percentage of their tokens on a month-by-month basis until full vesting. Another option is cliff vesting, which is a set date when ownership of all tokens is transferred to you. The vesting schedule specifies the specific terms of the vesting plan, including the vesting cliff and the rate of token issuance. You may also contribute additional tokens to the vesting plan to incentivize the token holder to stay with the project.
NFT Liquidity Bonds
NFT Liquidity Bond is a way for a project to access revenue while keeping its liquidity pool (LP) or Team tokens locked. When a project's liquidity is locked in a liquidity lock service, it can't access revenue from the trading fees it receives from its liquidity pool. This can result in a working capital constraint for the project.
NFT Liquidity Bonds allow a project to create an asset out of its locked liquidity in the form of a non-fungible token (NFT). The NFT can then be bought and sold on NFT marketplaces.
When an NFT Liquidity Bond is sold, the project transfers ownership of the tokens in the liquidity lock to a new owner. The new owner can redeem the NFT to claim the LP tokens from the liquidity lock when the lock expires. This allows the project to generate revenue without waiting for the lock to expire, while at the same time providing security for the community and investors by ensuring that the new owner can't withdraw LP tokens before the lock expires.
NFT locks
NFT locks allow creators to lock their personal tokens or tokens allocated to a team into a decentralized time-locked smart contract vault. NFTs allocated to the project team or founder can't withdraw or change these NFTs until the end of the locked period(s). Thus, the community and investors are exposed to less risk of fraud.
Token Multisender
A token multisender simplifies the process of sending tokens to multiple wallet addresses, allowing them to be sent to a potentially unlimited number of wallet addresses simultaneously.
Multisender tokens are used daily by web3 projects for a variety of purposes, including distributing tokens during Token Generation Events (TGE), sending tokens for airdrop and marketing campaigns, facilitating payroll payments, or making payments for various services in different amounts to different accounts.
