Start here

Start with the role that matches what you want to do. You can read project and launch information before connecting a wallet.

Base is the live network. Stellar is the expansion.

Launch a token

Choose a launch format
Compare the three formats. Decide whether you need continuous price discovery, competitive bids, or a fixed-price raise. Bonding curves, presales, and auctions all run on Base.
Prepare the token and project
Prepare your project profile, token details, and supply allocation. On Base that token is an ERC-20. On Stellar it is a Stellar asset.
Define the economic terms
On Base, quote in USDC. On Stellar, choose XLM or USDC. Set the opening date, pricing, and team cliff and vesting schedule.
Set participation rules
Decide whether participation is open or subject to the launch's access rules. On Stellar you can attach reputation criteria.
Review and authorize
Review the complete configuration and authorize launch creation. The factory deploys the vault and moves the launch supply into it.

Confirm you are on Base before signing a production launch. Copy the factory address from Base factory.

Inspect the project, token, format, price rules, allocation policy, and claim schedule.
Check the network and factory record. Production volume is on Base.
Connect the wallet for that network. Base uses an EVM wallet. Stellar uses a Stellar account through the interface.
Fund the quote asset. On Base that is USDC, plus ETH for gas. On Stellar, hold XLM or USDC and the required trustlines.
When the launch opens, buy from the curve, place a bid, or commit to the presale.
Follow the allocation and claim guide.

A start date opens participation. It does not mean every token is immediately transferable, or that a secondary market already exists.

Read the architecture, then the Base factory addresses or the Stellar launch contracts. The API, SDK, and CLI pages describe planned interfaces.

Use implementation status to see what is live on Base versus what is documented for Stellar.