Ready to put a new token in front of the SushiSwap community without stitching together a dozen tools? MISO gives founders a launch workflow that starts with simple choices and ends with a live market listing. Begin by selecting a token template, define supply and roles (treasury, team, multisig), and pick a sale module that matches your strategy—fixed price for certainty, Dutch for price discovery, or batch for fair allocation. Configure caps, price ranges, allowlists, and timelines in one place. Attach branding and documentation so contributors know what they’re supporting. Before committing, preview transactions, gas estimates, and final outputs, then save a draft to share with your team for review.
When your window opens, manage the sale from a real‑time dashboard. Monitor deposits, remaining allocation, and participant counts. Adjust an allowlist, set contribution limits, or pause in an emergency—all on-chain with clear audit trails. Buyers connect their wallets and contribute with the chain’s native asset or approved tokens, with built‑in checks for oversubscription and refund logic where relevant. Claims are automated: set a cliff or unlock schedule, publish a claim page, and let contributors retrieve tokens when the sale finalizes. Every action creates a verifiable record, so communities can track progress without asking for screenshots.
Post‑sale, spin up a trading pair on SushiSwap from within the same flow. Seed initial liquidity using a portion of proceeds, route LP tokens to a lock, and choose a lock period that matches your runway. Add vesting for team, advisors, or investors through a dedicated module, and publish a transparent schedule to your community. Push funds to your treasury multisig, share contract addresses and verification links, and enable analytics to watch holder distribution, LP depth, and early price action. If you plan incentives, connect to a farm later; if not, keep things lean with a straightforward market listing.
Technical teams can script everything end‑to‑end with the provided ABIs and SDK: run dry‑runs on testnets, simulate auctions, integrate with CI, and wire approvals through a multisig. Emit webhooks or listen for events to trigger announcements, receipts, or community updates. Non‑technical founders can follow guided forms and presets to reach the same outcome without writing code, with guardrails that prevent common mistakes. All modules rely on publicly verifiable contracts, so contributors and curators can independently validate what will be deployed. Whether you’re optimizing for speed, fairness, or long‑term governance, MISO helps you launch once and launch right.
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