The Entry Vector pillar. Calyx runs the project pipeline and IDO launches — wallet participation, phase-gated live windows, and server-enforced vesting for new ecosystem projects.
Live application state and user actions are enforced by the Express service and its PostgreSQL database. The Solidity contracts deployed to Sepolia are reference implementations, not the live runtime execution path.
Calyx accepts project submissions through a structured intake form. Each submission undergoes a triage review before moving through a defined status pipeline: Pending, Under Review, Approved, Live, and Completed. Status transitions are admin-gated and verified server-side — client UI state cannot advance a project to Live without a matching backend authorization check.
When a project reaches Live status, wallet-connected participants can contribute to the IDO during the active window. Participation is enforced at the storage layer — the backend validates that the launch is in the correct live phase before recording a contribution. Attempting to participate outside the window returns an error. This prevents race conditions and timing attacks where a client might attempt to participate before or after the live window.
Token distributions from Calyx launches follow server-enforced vesting schedules. Vesting parameters — cliff duration, linear unlock period, and total allocation — are set at launch creation time, stored in PostgreSQL, and protected from mutation through normal application routes. The operator and database remain part of the trust model. The dashboard shows each participant's vested and unvested balance alongside the unlock timeline.
Live data snapshot
Launchpad Overview
6 Most Recent Projects
| Project | Token | Status | Target Raise |
|---|---|---|---|
| ForgeIndex Protocol | FIDX | reviewing | 800,000 SFD |
| ShieldMesh Privacy Layer | SHLD | draft | 300,000 SFD |
| DeepNode Compute Grid | DPNG | reviewing | 1,200,000 SFD |
| RWA Bridge Protocol | RWAB | reviewing | 500,000 SFD |