- Q: What is AssetsLink?
- A: Infrastructure for verifiable tokenomics on EVM: connect your own wallet to move from allocation toward governance—allocation, liquidity, cliff/linear vesting, Merkle airdrops, LP time locks, and on-chain staking locks expressed as on-chain rules and indexed views—without writing custom smart contracts for each step. AssetsLink does not embed reward or yield mechanics; it focuses on provable on-chain state.
- Q: Who is the main user of AssetsLink?
- A: Project founders, core teams, and operators planning or executing a TGE who need token distribution, liquidity, vesting, airdrops, and lock/staking parameters to map clearly to contracts and explorers for community audit and governance-oriented participation.
- Q: How does AssetsLink make tokenomics verifiable on-chain?
- A: Everything runs through wallet-signed transactions and public contract state—rosters, amounts, rounds, lock and staking parameters, and vesting schedules—so anyone can reconcile announcements against the chain instead of trusting spreadsheets alone.
- Q: Which workflows does AssetsLink cover end-to-end for launches?
- A: Typical paths follow allocation, initial liquidity on a supported AMM pair, vesting vaults, funded Merkle airdrop rounds for self-claim, LP token time locks, and on-chain staking locks—subject to each chain’s supported routers and contracts.
- Q: Does AssetsLink calculate staking rewards or APY?
- A: No. Staking here means verifiable on-chain locks and participation that can connect to governance. Reward formulas, points, or layered economics are intentionally outside AssetsLink.