❓FAQ & Glossary

🔍 Frequently Asked Questions

What is Real Mode and why does it matter?

Real Mode is a launch setting that enforces set of safety standards: 1-day cliff, 30-day vesting, and locked liquidity. It guarantees the project can’t rug immediately and signals serious intent from the deployer.

What happens if a token doesn’t reach its funding goal?

If the funding goal isn't reached, the token doesn't graduate and all bonded funds are automatically returned to investors' wallets. This ensures capital protection and filters unserious or under-supported projects.

Can I sell my tokens immediately after bonding?

It depends on whether vaulting is applied to buyers. If vaulting applies, your tokens will unlock gradually according to the schedule (e.g., daily over 30 days). This information is visible before you bond.

How do I know if a project is safe?

Look for the Real Mode badge and high Trust Scores. Check for vaulting, allocation transparency, and structured funding goals. Do your own research, join communities, ask questions, and explore project links.

What if I’m an influencer, brand, or company looking to launch?

Real Fun was built for you. Whether you're launching a meme, utility token, community asset, or brand-aligned project, our tooling gives you structure, credibility, and investor confidence from day one.

Need help? You can always reach out via the Real Fun Discord to connect with team members directly. We’re here to answer your questions, walk you through the process, and ensure your launch is seamless.

Do I need to be technical to use Real Fun?

No coding required. The deployer interface is intuitive and step-by-step. Anyone from seasoned devs to creators or business teams can launch safely.

What’s the difference between bonding and buying on a DEX?

Bonding means you’re buying directly from a pricing curve as the token launches. DEX trading happens after graduation. Bonding often provides better early pricing, but may come with vesting.

📚 Glossary

Real Mode – A launch configuration that enforces minimum safety rules (vaulting, cliff, vesting, LP lock).

Vaulting – On-chain locking of tokens for a set period, with optional cliffs and vesting schedules.

Cliff – The minimum time before any tokens unlock.

Vesting – Gradual release of tokens over time (e.g., daily over 30 days).

Bonding Curve – A pricing curve where token price increases as more tokens are bought.

Graduation – When a token hits its funding goal and becomes transferable/tradable on a DEX.

Trust Score – A visible score showing how many transparency and safety features a token has enabled.

Reputation Score – A score tracking a deployer’s historical behavior, including past rugs or successful launches.

Allocation Buckets – Predefined portions of supply set aside for things like marketing, team, or partnerships—transparent and vaultable.

Funding Goal – The ETH threshold a project must raise during bonding before it can graduate.

Deployer Economy – A future state where deployers build long-term reputations, earn trust-based capital, and create value across launches.