Depth before breadth
Focus liquidity in the core market before expanding into additional pairs.
Where liquidity comes together. A token with a simple ambition: deepen its market, then become a foundation other tokens can build on.
Every ecosystem needs places where value can move. Confluence starts with one CFL/WPLS pool and a fee design that gives liquidity the largest share of its token tax.
The longer-term ambition is to support selected token/CFL pairs, giving new projects another place to connect. That takes real capital, participation, and useful markets. It is a direction to build toward, not an automatic outcome.
Focus liquidity in the core market before expanding into additional pairs.
Trading can contribute to automatic liquidity additions and a modest token burn.
A published fee model, no wallet-transfer tax, and plain-language mechanics.
The proposed all-in fee on each buy or sell after graduation. The same rates in both directions.
per buy or sell*
A small burn. A larger liquidity allocation.
A transparent creator fee.
Split 90% to Auto LP and 10% to CFL burn, before the platform's ecosystem deduction.
0.25% accrues to pool LPs. 0.05% supports TrenchDex's TRENCH buy and burn.
70% goes to the creator; 30% goes to the Trench ecosystem. No additional creator-wallet tax.
TrenchDex documents a 10% ecosystem deduction from total token tax. Assuming that deduction reduces allocations proportionally, the 0.25% tax works out to approximately 0.2025% Auto LP, 0.0225% CFL burn, and 0.025% ecosystem contribution. These net allocations remain subject to contract verification.
Auto LP pairs collected tokens with WPLS and adds liquidity to the core pool. It does not automatically fund partner-token pools. Sending CFL to a dead address reduces accessible supply; whether reported totalSupply changes depends on the contract.
*Sum of proposed stated rates, excluding gas and price impact. Actual execution can apply fees to different amounts. The bonding-curve phase has a different fee model. Read TrenchDex's fee documentation ↗
A bonding-curve launch on TrenchDex, with price discovery before the token moves to its DEX pool.
Buyers trade along the curve. Under the documented launch model, 800 million CFL are available through this phase.
At the documented 800 million-token sellout threshold, raised PLS and 200 million reserved CFL seed the DEX liquidity pool.
Token-tax mechanics activate. Trading can add liquidity and burn CFL as the project works toward a deeper core market.
Auto LP and tax-funded burns are inactive during bonding. Graduation requires sufficient buying; it is not guaranteed. TrenchDex documents LP burning and ownership renunciation at graduation; the deployed contracts must be checked before treating those properties as verified for CFL. Explore the launch mechanics ↗
Simple answers to the questions
behind the mechanics.
No verified CFL contract address or token-specific launch page has been published here. This website describes the proposed launch. Do not identify a token by its name or ticker alone.
Yes, when price differences cover the complete route's costs. If both legs charge 0.8%, a simplified two-leg arbitrage needs more than a 1.62% price gap before gas and price impact. Bot activity and trading volume are never guaranteed.
The goal is a more useful market. The proposal assigns 90% of the token tax to Auto LP and 10% to burn, before the ecosystem deduction. Burning tokens alone does not create liquidity, demand, or guaranteed price growth.
The ambition is to establish CFL as a useful pairing asset on compatible venues. Each additional pool needs capital and demand. Transfer taxes restrict some routers and pool types; TrenchDex currently limits taxed launches to V2. Compatibility must be checked for each integration.
The proposed setting leaves wallet-to-wallet transfers untaxed. Buy and sell taxes still apply where the token contract recognizes a taxable trade. Final deployed behavior should be verified on-chain.
Explore the launch platform and understand the mechanics
behind the proposed CFL token.