Freedom for builders.
Clarity for investors.
Launchpads today optimize for speed, but enforce templates. Berylbit is building launch infrastructure where mechanics become configurable primitives — readable to investors, flexible for builders, and designed to scale into a unified multi-chain routing layer.
Templates limit design space
When every launch looks the same, innovation moves elsewhere. Berylbit turns launches into composable primitives — while keeping parameters visible and consistent.
Higher-quality launches
Readable mechanics attract more confident capital — which creates a flywheel of better builders, better launches, and stronger markets.
What’s broken today
Crypto launches are fast — but not clear. The ecosystem is split between speed-first launchpads and fragmented presale tooling. Builders lose flexibility, and investors lose transparency.
Forced templates
Supply locked. Mechanics locked. Migration locked. The platform decides your design before you even start. That caps creativity and prevents better tokenomics from emerging.
Hidden assumptions
Most investor “research” is just screenshots, rumors, and third-party dashboards. If the mechanics aren’t readable in the launch flow, risk becomes guesswork.
Fragmented multi-chain
Each chain has its own “launchpad island.” Discovery and liquidity are scattered. Users jump between platforms instead of using one consistent execution layer.
Noise wins
When mechanisms are unclear, hype dominates. Berylbit is built to make launches legible — so quality can compete.
What we’re building
Berylbit starts as a Solana-first launchpad and evolves into a multi-chain launch + routing platform. The core idea is simple: configure the launch like infrastructure, not like a meme template.
Configurable primitives
Launches are composed from primitives: supply, raise logic, optional mechanics, and graduation rules. Builders control the design. Investors can inspect what’s enabled.
Legibility
A launch should have clear “facts”: how distribution works, what graduation triggers are, and what mechanics exist. This reduces risk and increases confidence.
Unified routing layer
The endgame is a platform where launching and executing across chains feels like one product. Solana first. Then BSC + ETH. Then unified routing through Berylbit’s swap layer.
Volume follows UX
Multi-chain isn’t a slogan. It’s a consistent interface, consistent mechanics, and a routing layer that reduces friction.
Principles
If we break these, we break the product.
Clarity first
Mechanics should be readable to investors. Launch facts should be obvious.
Composable design
Builders should be able to configure primitives — not fight templates.
Execution matters
Routing and liquidity behavior decide outcomes. We build for graduation and execution.
Professional UX
Clean, consistent, and predictable. The interface should feel investor-grade.
Roadmap in one view
Phased execution: ship the core, then expand multi-chain and routing.
Solana launchpad MVP
Mode selection, configurable primitives, readable mechanics, and clean graduation behavior.
Investor toolkit + discovery
Better discovery, parameter filters, launch facts, and signals designed for serious capital.
Multi-chain expansion
Expand to BSC + ETH with a unified interface and consistent mechanics.
Routing / swap layer
Unified execution: routing and liquidity become part of the product.
The next wave is clarity + execution
The market already has speed. What it lacks is a launch standard that makes mechanics readable and configurable — while evolving into multi-chain execution. That’s what we’re building.
Follow progress and be early
If you’re building, investing, or just tracking the space — join the community and watch the product evolve from Solana-first into a unified multi-chain launch and routing platform.