Self-serve setup
Project setup, sale rounds, allocations, and participant workflows gave token teams one operating workspace.
Vestrune · Token launch operations
One self-serve platform for the full token-launch workflow.
Vestrune came to us with a broader idea than a single sale page. A project should be able to create private or public sales, run several rounds, configure vesting and staking, collect payments, and give participants one place to track and claim tokens.
Delivered project
This case study covers a real UnicornX project and the product system delivered around it.
This case study covers a real UnicornX delivery. The interface, scope, technology, and operating decisions below reflect the work completed for Vestrune.
Project scope
The visible interface is one part of the delivery system.
The work combined product flows with the backend state, integrations, permissions, payments, and operating tools needed to make the experience coherent.
Payments and claims
USDT, USDC, and ETH payment flows connected to configurable vesting, staking, participant dashboards, and claiming.
On-chain visibility
Reporting, on-chain tracking, and platform-fee operations kept the sale lifecycle visible to project teams and participants.
Reference frame
A compact view of the product boundary.
- Timeline
- January to July 2024 · 7 months
- Sale modes
- Private and public
- Project scope
- $150K+
- Technology
- Next.js · TypeScript · NestJS · PostgreSQL · Redis · Solidity · ethers.js · Ethereum · Polygon · AWS
“The team owned the hardest part of the product, the vesting engine, and treated it like it was their own. We launched two rounds without a single claim dispute. That is rare in this space.”