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Orchestrate the launch.

Berylbit is building a launchpad where the important decisions are not hidden: supply, raise logic, mechanics, and graduation rules become configurable primitives — easy for builders to compose and easy for investors to inspect.

Solana-first • multi-chain roadmap • execution as the endgame
Modes

Curve • Presale • Custom

Choose the mechanism that fits your goal — while keeping parameters readable for investors before they buy.

Graduation

Explicit migration rules

Define how and when liquidity graduates. Early: existing venues. Long-term: Berylbit routing across chains.

The product flow

A launch should feel simple — but still let serious builders control the mechanics.

Step 1

Create

Set your token identity, metadata, and launch mode. Builders move fast, without losing structure.

Step 2

Configure

Supply, raise logic, graduation conditions, and optional mechanics. Parameters are visible and readable.

Step 3

Launch

Launch with a clean execution path. Investors can inspect “launch facts” before participating.

Step 4

Graduate + route

Graduation is explicit. Early stage can migrate to established liquidity. Long term routes across chains.

Launch modes

Multiple mechanics, one clean interface. The point is freedom without confusion.

Mode

Bonding curve

Designed for fast public discovery. Berylbit’s direction is to make curve targets and graduation rules explicit — not locked to one default that every token must follow.

Mode

Presale

For structured capital formation: caps, pricing, and distribution rules. Built so investors can read what they’re buying into instead of guessing.

Mode

Custom launches

For unusual tokenomics and advanced builders. Compose primitives: supply + raise logic + mechanics + graduation. Keep the UI clean and investor-readable.

Investor lens

Readable “launch facts”

Every launch should have a clear summary: how supply is set, how raising works, what the graduation rule is, and which optional mechanics are enabled.

Launch modules catalog

The point of Berylbit is modularity: builders choose what they need; investors can inspect what’s enabled.

Supply control

Any supply, any decimals. Supply becomes a design choice, not a forced preset.

Raise logic

Curve targets, presale caps, or custom raise definitions — designed to be readable.

Graduation rules

Explicit migration conditions, timing, and destination. No surprise behavior.

Optional mechanics

Configurable buybacks/burns and future policy modules as the platform matures.

Investor tools

Discovery + clarity

• Mechanic summaries (“launch facts”)
• Filter/search by parameters (not only hype)
• Risk cues and readability improvements
• Watchlists/alerts (future)

Execution roadmap

Multi-chain routing layer

Start Solana. Expand to BSC + ETH. End with unified routing through Berylbit’s swap layer — one interface for launches across chains.

Why this isn’t “just another launchpad”

Most platforms optimize for speed. Berylbit optimizes for control + clarity + execution over time.

Common pattern

Single template platforms

Launch fast, but mechanics are fixed. Builders can’t innovate. Investors must guess. Multi-chain is fragmented across different websites and flows.

Berylbit direction

Configurable primitives

Supply, raise logic, graduation, and optional mechanics become composable parts — and investors can inspect exactly what’s enabled before participating.

Roadmap preview

Phased execution: build the core, then expand multi-chain and routing.

Phase 1

Solana launchpad MVP

Ship the core launch experience: mode selection, configurable primitives, readable mechanics, and clean graduation behavior.

Phase 2

Investor toolkit + discovery

Better discovery, clearer launch facts, parameter filters, and quality signals designed for serious capital.

Phase 3

Multi-chain expansion

Expand beyond Solana: BSC and ETH — unified UI, consistent mechanics, and cross-chain discovery.

Phase 4

Routing / swap layer

Build the execution layer so routing and liquidity become part of the product — one place to launch and trade.