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Keel

KEELSample

Fixed-rate lending with set terms.

UpcomingSample project · no creator accountkeel.example@keelfi
Hard cap
9,000 SOL
Opens in
—
Minimum 3,500 SOLHard cap 9,000 SOL
Participants
—
Launch SOL
40% of raise
Leftover SOL
To creator
Max per account
60 SOL
Locked terms

Min 3,500 SOL · cap 9,000 SOL · max 60 SOL per person · pro-rata · 40% buys at Pump.fun launch · leftover: to creator. These can't change once the offering opens on-chain.

About

Keel offers lending at a fixed rate for a fixed term. The token receives a share of loan fees under published rules.

Launch allocation

If this offering succeeds, 40% of the SOL raised is used for the initial Pump.fun purchase when the coin is created. You receive a share of the tokens actually bought, equal to your share of the eligible launch SOL, after disclosed fees and rounding down. There is no fixed token price and no tokens exist before the Pump.fun coin. The final amount is known only after that purchase.

Creator's declared plan
  • Sold in this offeringClaimable at launch20%
  • Launch reserveUse depends on the verified Pump.fun design15%
  • Team12-month cliff, then 36 months linear20%
  • Treasury45%

A standard Pump.fun coin starts with its whole supply on the bonding curve, so this split is the creator's stated plan, not tokens set aside in advance. Execution is test-only and not available.

Public launch: Pump.fun

Planned / execution disabled

If this offering succeeds, the project's public market is intended to open on Pump.fun. From that point Pump.fun's own bonding curve, pricing, fees and trading rules apply. Graduation to PumpSwap happens automatically at Pump.fun's protocol threshold.

ICO runs the offering before public trading. It does not control trading after launch, cannot set a private Pump.fun price, and the Pump.fun integration has not been built or verified end to end.

Pump.fun is a third-party token launch and trading protocol. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with ICO. How the launch works

Offering rules

Fixed once the offering opens
Minimum raise
3,500 SOL

If less than this is raised by the closing time, the offering fails and everyone is refunded.

Hard cap
9,000 SOL

The most this offering can raise.

Per account
0.1 SOL – 60 SOL

Smallest and largest contribution one account can make.

Opens
Oct 9, 02:00 UTC

Contributions are accepted from this time.

Closes
Oct 14, 02:00 UTC

No contributions after this time.

Allocation method
Pro-rata

If more than the hard cap is contributed, everyone gets a proportional share and the excess SOL is returned.

Access
Open to everyone

Any signed-in account can take part.

Your tokens unlock
All at launch

When the tokens you receive can be claimed.

Team tokens unlock
12-month wait, then 36 months

The team holds 20% of supply.

If the raise fails
Full refund

Every contributor can reclaim 100% of their SOL.

Rules are displayed as terms. They are not enforced by a smart contract yet.

What happens after close?

Minimum reached
  1. 1The offering closes and is finalized. Any excess SOL is returned.
  2. 2The project proceeds to a public launch on Pump.fun using its finalized name, ticker and metadata.
  3. 3Pump.fun's bonding curve and public trading take over. ICO does not control trading.
  4. 4The agreed launch SOL makes the initial Pump.fun purchase. You can then claim your proportional share of the tokens bought (test-only, not live).
Minimum not reached
  1. 1The offering is marked as refunding.
  2. 2No token is launched and the creator receives nothing.
  3. 3You reclaim your full contribution from your portfolio.

Activity

Sample activity

No activity yet

Contributions will appear here once the offering accepts them.

Creator and disclosures

Creator
None (sample)
Links
keel.example

Provided by the creator. Not verified by ICO.

Token address
Not created yet
Offering vault
Not deployed yet

Contributions are planned to be held by a smart contract, not the creator.

ICO does not verify creators or links. See the listing guidelines. Sign in to report

Risks

  • Tokens are not shares, equity or a claim on any company. Holding one gives you no ownership.
  • The coin may trade below what the launch purchase paid, or not trade at all. You can lose everything you put in.
  • The project, its team and its links are not verified by ICO. Do your own research.
  • These rules are shown as terms. Until the ICO smart contract is live and audited, nothing here is enforced on-chain.