Getting started
Plinth
A token launchpad on Solana where every token has a floor its holders can redeem.
Plinth launches tokens whose sale proceeds, after the 1% protocol share and the team's share, go into a treasury that the token's holders can claim against at any time. Each token's floor is that treasury divided by the tokens in circulation, and any holder can burn tokens for their share of it.
Three numbers on every token page
Every launch in the app shows the same three figures side by side:
- Price: what the sale charges for the next token, or what a pool charges.
- Floor: the treasury divided by circulating supply, in USDC per token.
- Most you can lose: the gap from the price down to what a redemption pays at the floor.
Who uses it
| You are | You use Plinth to |
|---|---|
| A buyer | See the floor under a price before you buy, and buy in the sale. |
| A holder | Redeem tokens at the floor for USDC, whenever you choose. |
| A project | Raise with a fixed price or a rising curve, keep a set team share, and sell more later without lowering the floor. |
Where to go next
- New here: Quick start takes you from connecting a wallet to your first redemption.
- To understand the arithmetic: The floor.
- To raise: Launch a token.
- Looking for a number: Parameters.
- Plinth's own token: $PLINTH.