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Understand Evangel, its two products, and what is available today.
What Evangel does
Evangel is a social launchpad and an open-source funding platform. A coin can begin around a post, repository, creator, or public idea. Its creator can adopt it, publish plans, and propose token releases tied to work. Contributors can earn reserve tokens through bounties.
The goal is to give creators exposure beyond trading fees and give communities reasons to participate. These incentives do not guarantee demand, price growth, project delivery, or creator endorsement.
Two ways to participate
| Product | What you do | Asset used |
|---|---|---|
| Launchpad | Launch, adopt, trade, propose releases, or complete bounties | A fixed-supply project coin paired with an approved ERC-20 |
| Open-source funding | Give to maintainers or sponsor milestone work | USDC; no project coin required |
Current release status
The public website is deployed. The implementation targets Base Sepolia, chain 84532. Website availability is separate from contract deployment: wallet actions need configured contract addresses and successful onchain deployment receipts. No public factory, funding treasury, or first-token deployment is confirmed in this release.
Alternative pairing support is implemented and tested, but no tokenized stock is preapproved or live. Kairence external-token enrollment remains unconfirmed. Provider-dependent social imports and verification require configured credentials. Treat testnet assets as test assets, not real shares or money.
Choose your next step
- Creators: read Launch a coin, then Adoption and identity.
- Contributors: read Governance and bounties or Open-source funding.
- Traders: read Trading and liquidity, including the real-reserve limitation.
- Operators: read Deployment and keys, then Developer reference.
The authority model
The platform is founder-controlled. The Evangel deployer wallet holds governor, verifier, and challenge-resolution authority. Kairence supplies advice and evidence evaluation; it does not possess the signing key. Immutable contract limits still restrict what the authority can execute.