How RalliPad works.
Launch a coin. Reserve a share. Give a community something to rally around.
In this guide
A launch with a community built in
RalliPad brings token creators, KOLs and their communities into one launch. A creator chooses a portion of the initial token supply for a competition. KOLs organize teams. Eligible members of the winning community receive wallet-bound reward entitlements under the campaign’s published rules.
The token begins trading on a virtual bonding curve. Buyers supply the real funds; the creator does not need to deposit initial trading liquidity. The reserved community supply stays separate from tokens sold on the curve and tokens assigned to the eventual liquidity pool.
Follow the allocation
A locked allocation is not a pile of spendable tokens already sitting in every winner’s wallet. The custody program holds the tokens and records who can claim them. Explore the four stages below.
Five percent of the example one-billion-token supply is committed to community rewards. Trading cannot spend it.
The wallet receives spendable tokens only at claim. Engine custody and the release gate depend on the selected implementation.
Three roles. One Ralli.
| Role | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Creator | Create the coin, choose its community share and publish the campaign terms before entry opens. |
| KOL / organizer | Register a community, explain the rules and invite eligible members. KOL means key opinion leader. |
| Community member | Prove control of a wallet, qualify, explicitly join one team and claim an award if that team wins. |
The intended payout goes directly to eligible winning wallets. A KOL does not receive unrestricted custody of everybody’s reward allocation. Any organizer compensation needs its own disclosed allocation or fee policy.
Start with what you need
From token details to a confirmed mint and secured reserve.
Where tokens live and how awards are bound to winning wallets.
Explore supply, community percentage and per-wallet rewards.
What must happen before a winner can claim.