03 / Protocol

A visible standard for
every token born here.

The developing MarketBorn protocol defines how platform-native contracts are created, recognized, attributed, documented, and updated—so people can understand their origin without assuming every market is the same.

PROTOCOL NOTE / 001

The Born Standard

Every token created through MarketBorn will have a contract address whose final four characters are born. MarketBorn—not the creator—will generate the contract from platform-controlled code and run defined safety checks designed to prevent common honeypot behavior and creator-inserted malicious logic. The suffix gives people a visible way to recognize its origin wherever the address appears. It does not guarantee price, liquidity, project claims, creator conduct, or returns.

Signal
Final four characters: born
Contract
Platform-controlled code + safety checks
Creator
Control of linked X account confirmed
Status
Specification in development

FOUNDATIONAL LAYERS

What MarketBorn controls,
confirms, and records.

01

Contract standard

MarketBorn will generate each contract from platform-controlled code and run defined pre-launch safety checks.

02

Creator attribution

Every creator must confirm control of the linked X account shown with the launch record.

03

Disclosure

Purpose, mechanics, participation rules, and risks appear in a consistent public record.

04

Lifecycle

Milestones, changes, and governance decisions remain visible after launch.

THE GENESIS TOKEN

The first live implementation
of the standard.

WORKING FRAMEWORK — NOT FINAL TOKENOMICS

MarketBorn’s genesis token will be the first end-to-end test of the contract standard, creator connection, public record, and launch process. Its economic model will be published only when utility, supply, allocation, vesting, treasury, incentives, governance, and launch mechanics can be explained together.

  • 01 Utility and participation
  • 02 Supply and distribution
  • 03 Vesting and alignment
  • 04 Governance and treasury
See the document roadmap →