> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cyreneai.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cyreneai.com/cyreneai-introduction/faq.md).

# FAQ

This FAQ covers two sections: information for builders on launching, verification, and tokenomics, and community questions and concerns. These answers help you understand our processes and make informed decisions. If you have additional questions or feedback, please reach out - your input helps us improve and evolve the platform.

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### SECTION 1: Project Guidance

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<summary>Q1.1: What capital formation options are available on CyreneAI?</summary>

CyreneAI provides multiple capital formation options depending on a project's stage, goals, and funding strategy. These include:

* **Digital Assets** for fundraising or platform utility.
* **Liquid Rights** for structured early-stage capital formation.
* **Pre-IPO opportunities** for eligible companies seeking to raise capital before becoming publicly listed.

Not every project uses every model. Founders choose the approach that best fits their project, stage of development, and long-term objectives.

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<summary>Q1.2: How do I launch a project on CyreneAI?</summary>

To launch a project on CyreneAI, teams start by registering their project on cyreneai.com using a supported wallet (Backpack is recommended). Projects are registered under Ideation by submitting basic details such as the project name, what is being built, and why it matters. This serves as the official entry point to the platform.&#x20;

Demo is available here: <https://youtu.be/KQb0KbzpQCw?si=-fMCNsGj3vmHpypE>

After registration, projects may proceed to the verification process (see below). Once verified, teams receive guidance on the remaining steps, including public announcement, building in public, and engaging with the community. Verified teams work directly with the CyreneAI team throughout this process and receive full launch instructions at the appropriate stage.

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<summary>Q1.3: What is a verified project, and how does a project get verified?</summary>

A verified project is one that has been reviewed and approved by the CyreneAI team. Verification involves direct engagement with the project team to confirm that the person presenting the project is the actual builder behind it. Verified projects are clearly marked to help the community identify officially recognized launches.

Verified projects receive increased visibility on the platform, livestreams, and additional promotional support. Verification helps users distinguish official projects from unverified or third-party deployments.

To apply for verification, teams must first register their project on CyreneAI and then complete the project verification form:

<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenR7XkDgFHwearrvAdOXpK6MvelAXKbVK\\_gx5gPzGT8O1CPg/viewform?usp=header>

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<summary>Q1.4: What vesting options are supported for launches?</summary>

CyreneAI supports flexible vesting structures that teams can customize based on their project’s needs. By default, 10% of team tokens are locked for 6 months, but teams may adjust vesting parameters as appropriate for their project.

For verified launches, liquidity is locked permanently, and projects are expected to implement vesting and gradual token distribution to demonstrate long-term commitment. CyreneAI does not support or verify projects that lack vesting or a long-term approach.

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<summary>Q1.5: What are livestreams and how do they work?</summary>

Livestreams are video sessions where project teams present themselves and their work directly to the community. Ideally, the team shows their face so participants can see who is behind the project.

During a livestream, teams present their product vision, demo, story, utility, and purpose. The goal is to validate the project with the community, build awareness, and establish credibility.

At this stage, you are already in direct contact with the CyreneAI team, who will provide all necessary details for scheduling and running your livestream.

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<summary>Q1.6: What types of digital assets can I launch on CyreneAI?</summary>

Projects can launch digital assets for fundraising purposes or platform utility. It is the responsibility of each project to clearly communicate the purpose, functionality, and intended use of what they are launching. Clear communication helps the community understand the project's objectives and make informed decisions.

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<summary>Q1.7: Is it legal to launch on CyreneAI?</summary>

CyreneAI does not provide legal, financial, or regulatory advice. Projects are responsible for ensuring their own compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Teams should operate transparently and communicate clearly with their community.

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<summary>Q1.8: Will my project succeed?</summary>

Success on CyreneAI depends on visibility and engagement. Projects thrive and grow when teams:

* Communicate regularly with the community
* Share progress openly
* Build in public

Verified projects receive additional visibility and support, helping amplify the team’s impact. Silent founders fade quickly.

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<summary>Q1.9: How do fees work?</summary>

Projects earn a percentage of the trading volume generated by their tokens from Day 1. There are no upfront launch fees.

All earned fees are sent directly to the project’s connected wallet and can be claimed anytime from the project profile on the CyreneAI dashboard.

For more details about how trading fees are calculated and how they support the ecosystem, see Q2.3.

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<summary>Q1.10: As a Web2-native project, what should I know before launching on CyreneAI?</summary>

Projects launching in Web3 often experience significant market volatility, particularly during the first hours and days after launch. Early price movements are common and do not necessarily reflect the quality or long-term potential of a project.

It is important to focus on building and shipping your product rather than reacting to short-term market fluctuations. As you continue delivering value and growing your project, market confidence is more likely to develop over time.

Additionally, launching on-chain often brings increased public attention. Community members may ask detailed questions about your project, challenge your assumptions, or closely examine your progress. This level of scrutiny is a normal and healthy part of transparent capital formation. Founders should communicate clearly, remain engaged with their community, and focus on consistent execution rather than short-term market sentiment.

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<summary>Q1.11: What is the Genesis Accelerator?</summary>

The Genesis Accelerator is CyreneAI's structured early-stage capital program for founders building real products. It combines capital, public visibility, and ongoing support to help teams progress from MVP to traction and sustainable growth.

Selected projects may receive up to $100,000 USD in capital, ecosystem visibility, strategic guidance, and access to follow-on opportunities. Participation is based on execution, transparency, and a commitment to building in public.

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<summary>Q1.12: How can founders use Liquid Rights?</summary>

Liquid Rights provide founders with an optional mechanism to raise early-stage capital while retaining operational control. Founders can offer a small portion of future participation rights through a transparent, on-chain structure that enables community participation throughout the fundraising process.

Projects that choose to use Liquid Rights continue building in public, allowing the community to evaluate real execution, milestones, and progress before deciding whether to participate.

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### SECTION 2: Community Questions & Concerns

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<summary>Q2.1: How does the platform handle sniping and dev wallet transparency?</summary>

Dev wallets are by default visible to allow users to verify on-chain that a token is associated with the team claiming it and review wallet activity to understand its history and legitimacy. CyreneAI does not snipe launches or trade against users.&#x20;

We recognize that visible wallets can be tracked by bots, which can create sniper advantages. To address this, we are exploring options such as longer launch durations, fee adjustments, and redirecting a portion of fees back to founders and the community. Projects also have the option to hide dev wallet, so the choice is theirs.

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<summary>Q2.2: Can founders launch multiple projects, and is this fair?</summary>

CyreneAI is a permissionless launchpad. We do not blacklist builders based on past outcomes.

Builders often launch multiple tokens over time to support different products, use cases, or stages of development. This is normal and does not imply malicious intent. Each launch is evaluated independently based on tokenomics, product and token utility, roadmap, disclosures, and on-chain accountability.

Multiple launches do not make someone a bad actor. Lack of transparency or deception does, and that is what we flag where possible. We also welcome the community to surface credible concerns of malicious behavior or misrepresentation tied to any verified launch.&#x20;

A fair launch doesn’t guarantee success. It guarantees equal access, clear information, and accountability. Community members should do their own due diligence before making any decisions to support a project.&#x20;

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<summary>Q2.3: How does the trading fee work, and why does it exist?</summary>

The trading fee is dynamic, not fixed. It adjusts based on market conditions, project type, and operational needs, and is used to:

* Support founders building long-term products
* Power ecosystem mechanisms like liquidity and capital flows
* Sustain platform operations and development

Not every launch succeeds, but the work always happens. This model keeps the platform sustainable while reinvesting value back into founders and the ecosystem.

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<summary>Q2.4: How does verification work, and what about fake projects?</summary>

CyreneAI is a permissionless launchpad: anyone can launch a project on-chain through our platform. We do not control what gets launched.

Verification is a separate process. Some projects are reviewed and marked as verified. The primary check is confirming that the person presenting the project is the actual builder. Verified projects receive increased visibility on the platform, livestreams, and additional promotional support.

For users, it is important to rely only on verified projects for official information, always double-check contract addresses, and avoid third-party links shared outside official channels.

CyreneAI does not deploy fake projects or impersonate legitimate builders. To further protect both verified projects and the community, no other project may use the same name or icon. Once a project is verified, any duplicate projects are promptly removed.

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<summary>Q2.5: How does CyreneAI reduce the risk of rug pulls?</summary>

CyreneAI supports flexible vesting structures that teams can customize based on their project’s needs. By default, a portion of team tokens is subject to vesting, with standard configurations available, but final vesting terms are chosen by the project team.

For verified launches, liquidity is locked permanently, and projects are expected to implement vesting and gradual token distribution to demonstrate long-term commitment. CyreneAI does not support or verify projects that lack vesting or a long-term approach.

Projects may launch fundraising tokens to raise early capital or utility tokens for platform usage. It is up to each project to clearly communicate which type of token they are launching and the associated benefits.

Community members should always review project details and make their own informed decisions before participating.

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<summary>Q2.6: What investment opportunities are available on CyreneAI?</summary>

CyreneAI supports multiple ways for the community to participate in early-stage projects, depending on how each founder chooses to raise capital. These may include:

* Liquid Rights for structured early-stage capital formation.
* Pre-IPO investment opportunities for eligible companies.
* Public project launches that enable participation in fundraising or utility-based digital assets.

Not every project uses every model. Founders select the approach that best fits their stage of development, project goals, and long-term strategy.

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<summary>Q2.7: What are Liquid Rights?</summary>

Liquid Rights are CyreneAI's mechanism for transparent early-stage capital formation. They allow community members to participate in a project's earliest stages while founders retain operational control of their company.

Unlike traditional private fundraising, projects using Liquid Rights build in public throughout the fundraising process, giving participants visibility into real execution, milestones, and progress rather than relying solely on pitch decks or presentations.

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#### Closing

We’re committed to learning, improving, and listening to builders and our community. If we missed anything or if you have additional concerns, please share them - your feedback matters and directly shapes how we evolve CyreneAI.

You can join our Telegram group here: <https://t.me/CyreneAI>

For direct support, contact <support@cyreneai.com>.
