How Skelve works
Skelve is Internet Capital Markets for shipped products. Founders prove a live product, then launch a product coin on a bonding curve. The public page is a live company dashboard; the creator dashboard is a real earnings ops hub. Here's the whole loop.
Prove you shipped
Connect GitHub and verify your domain. Skelve confirms the product is real and yours before anything mints - the proof-of-ship gate.
Launch on a bonding curve
1B fixed supply, 800M on a pump.fun-style curve. Fair launch, zero pre-mine. The market opens the instant you launch.
Trade + earn
Traders buy the belief around real software. You earn 0.7% of every trade - tracked live - and graduate to Uniswap V2 at the cap.
Prove you shipped
No live product, no coin. Before Skelve lets you mint, you clear a two-part proof-of-ship gate. Prefer both - the more you verify, the more your market is trusted.
GitHub ownership
Connect GitHub via OAuth so Skelve can confirm you control the repo. We sync commits, merged PRs, and contributors - the live build signal shown on your page, labeled Verified because it comes from the source, not a text box.
Domain control
Add a DNS TXT record to prove you own the product's domain. It ties the coin to a real, reachable product - not a screenshot. Optionally connect Stripe to surface Verified revenue too.
Every public number carries a trust label
Metrics are marked Verified (from a connected source), Self-reported (typed by the founder), or Unavailable. We never blur the line - traders always know what's real. Metrics are never a promise of returns.
A belief market, not equity
A product coin is an attention / belief market around verified software. It is deliberately not a share of the company.
What a product coin is
- · A tradable market for momentum and belief in a real product
- · Priced by a transparent, public bonding curve
- · Backed by live, labeled analytics you can check yourself
- · A way for creators to earn from the attention they've earned
What it is not
- · Not equity, shares, or ownership in the company
- · Not a security, and not investment advice
- · Not a claim on revenue, dividends, or profit
- · Not a guarantee of any return - you can lose everything
Product coins are highly speculative. Prices are volatile and a total loss is possible. Availability may be restricted in some regions. Nothing on Skelve is financial advice - read the risk disclaimer and terms before trading.
The curve, graduation & fees
One fixed, fair set of tokenomics for every launch. Same math in simulation and on-chain, so pricing is identical either way.
The bonding curve
Each launch mints 1,000,000,000 tokens. 800M are sold along a pump.fun-style constant-product curve with virtual reserves - price rises smoothly as tokens are bought, falls as they're sold. Fair launch: 0% pre-mine, no insider allocation.
Graduation to Uniswap V2
When all 800M curve tokens are sold (~23.4 ETH raised, ≈$70k), the coin graduates: the remaining 200M plus the raised ETH seed a Uniswap V2 pool, and trading moves fully on-chain. No more curve, just an open market.
The 1% trade fee - and how creators earn
Every buy and sell charges a flat 1% fee on the ETH leg, split two ways:
The creator's 0.70% accrues in real time and lands in your dashboard - earnings over time, claimable vs claimed, and per-product performance. You run launches like a small business, not a mystery claim button. The protocol's 0.30% keeps Skelve running.
Shipped something real?
Clear the gate, launch a coin, and let the market believe in what you built.