Define the asset
Choose a name, ticker and image. Preview the asset, select an available launch mode, and review the transaction before signing.
Launch guide
The stages of a Basis curve launch, from creation through graduated liquidity.
Create token →
Enter price discovery
The token opens on its launch curve. Markets shows recent Basis launches and their available readings without substituting zero for missing data.
Graduate to liquidity
A curve that reaches its funding threshold graduates. Your connected wallet can follow its launches and creator earnings under Creator.
Before you launch
What happens when I create a token?
Creating submits an on-chain transaction through your wallet. Complete the token details, read the terms and costs shown for your chosen mode, and review the wallet request before signing. A draft or preview does not create a token.
What does graduation mean?
For a curve launch, progress tracks funding toward its graduation threshold. A graduated token has moved beyond that curve stage. Graduation is not a safety rating, a guarantee of liquidity, or a promise of returns.
Why might a token or a number be missing?
Markets shows recent Basis curve launches carried by the feed, not every token ever created. Creator is the wallet-specific history. A dash means a reading is unavailable; it does not mean zero. Observed volume covers the feed window, not necessarily 24 hours.
Which costs and risks should I review?
Costs and available modes depend on the connected chain and deployed contracts. Use the current terms in the creation form, not an estimate from another launch. Tokens can lose all their value. Creating a market does not guarantee buyers or trading activity.