How Pocket works
Pocket keeps the team's allocation in a vault that only opens milestone by milestone. It is a way to make promises checkable — not a guarantee of outcomes.
Define the terms
The creator sets total supply, splits it into allocations, and designates the team allocation that goes into the commitment vault. Each milestone gets acceptance criteria, required evidence, a deadline, a release share, a recipient, and a failure outcome.
Publish and freeze
Publishing makes the listing public and freezes its terms. They cannot be edited afterwards on Pocket.
Create the token and fund the vault
The creator signs token creation through the configured launch provider, then deposits the team allocation into the vault program. Each transaction is shown before signing. A listing only reads “Vault funded” after the deposit is read back from the chain.
Deliver, review, release
For each milestone the creator submits evidence. Reviewers approve or reject with their own signed transactions. When the approval threshold is met, the vault releases that tranche to the recipient.
What this does not do
- It does not lock tokens outside the vault. Launch and liquidity allocations are the creator's to manage.
- Evidence is creator-submitted and stored off-chain. Reviewers judge it; Pocket does not.
- Reviewer approvals are only as trustworthy as the reviewers chosen. Check who they are.
- Nothing here is investment advice or a promise of returns.
This deployment
- Launch provider: not configured — No launch provider is configured on this deployment.
- Vault program: not configured — No commitment vault program is configured on this deployment.