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Launch & safety · Bankr

Bankr launch status

soonPending

$BASIS is the planned network token for the Basis inference network. The planned launch platform is Bankr and the chain is Base. This page states the current status honestly — every row is derived from real configuration, so nothing reads as live until it actually is — and lays out the pre-launch, launch, and post-launch checklists.

Overview

Launch platform
Bankr
Chain
Base · chainId 8453
Token
BASIS
Posture
Planned, not live

Token posture

$BASIS is planned, not live. Nothing on this page is an offer, a price, or investment advice. No contract address, launch URL, or price is published until it is real and configured. Until then, every status below reads pending.

Current status

The launch URL, token address, and contract states are all derived from real configuration. The panel and badges below reflect what is actually set.

Live vs pending — derived from configuration
Launch components — status from configuration

  • Bankr launch URL

    Launch URL pending

    pending

  • Token address

    Address pending deployment

    pending

  • Credit vault contract

    Pending deployment / configuration

    pending

  • Reward distributor contract

    Pending deployment / configuration

    pending

Fee streams & treasury

When live, a Bankr launch on Base creates a Uniswap V4 pool with a swap fee. The Bankr / Doppler protocol splits that fee into a protocol cut and a creator portion. Those splits are source-tagged assumptions from docs.bankr.bot — they describe the protocol split, not Basis economics. Basis receives only its beneficiary share, which is read from the launch output / fee API once $BASIS is live and is never guessed. Nothing here is live.

Bankr / Doppler — source-tagged assumptions

  • Supply

    100,000,000,000 (100B) — fixed, not mintable

    source: docs.bankr.bot

  • Liquidity

    Uniswap V4 pool created at launch

    source: docs.bankr.bot

  • Swap fee

    0.7% (70 bps)

    source: docs.bankr.bot

  • Protocol cut of swap fee

    ~5% (500 bps) — kept by Bankr / Doppler

    source: docs.bankr.bot

  • Creator portion of swap fee

    ~95% (9500 bps)

    source: docs.bankr.bot

  • Basis beneficiary share

    read from launch output / fee API — pending, never guessed

    source: launch / API

  • Fee accrual

    both sides: WETH (token0) and $BASIS (token1), tracked separately

    source: docs.bankr.bot

Basis receives only its beneficiary share

The ~95% creator / ~5% protocol split is the Bankr / Doppler protocol assumption — it does not describe Basis economics by itself. The Bankr protocol keeps its protocol share; Basis receives only its creator/beneficiary share, and the exact figure is read from the launch output / fee API once $BASIS is live — never guessed or hardcoded.

Two sides, accounted separately

Creator fees accrue on both sides of the pool — WETH (token0) and $BASIS (token1) — and are never blended; claimable and claimed are tracked separately per side. WETH-side is a liquid external reserve that funds real opex (inference backend, GPU subsidies, infrastructure, security and audits, liquidity ops); $BASIS-side is native inventory. Basis reads accrued fees over Bankr's unauthenticated endpoints once configured, but claiming is an explicit operator action with a signed wallet (the signature is the authorization) — never executed server-side, and no automatic buyback is promised. The fee model, the read endpoints, and the $BASIS-side / WETH-side policy live in the repository at docs/bankr-fees.md and docs/treasury-policy.md.

Pre-launch checklist

High-level steps to complete before any public launch. Each is an explicit operator action — code can be ready, but execution is the operator's.

  • ☐Confirm the token name and symbol ($BASIS) match across docs, the API, and the launch page.
  • ☐Confirm the Bankr launch URL and the Bankr token page URL.
  • ☐Confirm the treasury address and the operator/keeper address.
  • ☐Deploy and configure the BasisCreditVault contract (credit vault address).
  • ☐Deploy and configure the BasisRewardDistributor contract (reward distributor address).
  • ☐Configure Base RPC, the operator wallet, and internal secrets in the deployment environment.
  • ☐Verify no private keys are committed anywhere in the repo or history.
  • ☐Verify no investment, yield, or guaranteed-earnings language appears in any copy.
  • ☐Verify the settlement keeper runs dry-run and is idempotent (a batch hash settles once).

Launch checklist

  • ☐Publish the Bankr launch page for $BASIS.
  • ☐Announce $BASIS utility — inference credits, API usage, worker rewards, and settlement accounting.
  • ☐Add the deployed token address and BaseScan links once the contract is live.
  • ☐Enable deposits only after the credit vault is configured.
  • ☐Enable worker rewards only after the reward distributor is configured.

Post-launch checklist

  • ☐Publish the first verifiable inference receipt.
  • ☐Publish the first settlement batch with its BaseScan links.
  • ☐Re-verify that no investment/yield/guaranteed-earnings language slipped into launch copy.
  • ☐Confirm deposits and worker rewards behave as configured (and only where enabled).

Full checklist

The complete launch checklist also lives in the repository at docs/bankr-launch.md. Treat that file and this page as the same source of intent; keep them aligned.

Deployment state

Honest state

As configured today, the $BASIS token is pending deployment, the Bankr launch is pending, the credit vault is pending, and the reward distributor is pending.

These values come straight from configuration. When an address or URL is set, the corresponding row updates from pending to configured or deployed — and only then.