ONE PLAN. MANY POSSIBLE FUTURES.

Pressure reveals
the structure.

TRIALWAKE®

A LAUNCHPAD FOR TESTABLE CONVICTION

Give your launch
a trial.

Every release plan makes a promise.
See what survives when conditions change.

Interactive concept · no live funds
RELEASE ATLAS / 001THREE DEPENDENT VARIABLES
01 / UNLOCKS02 / DEPTH03 / PARTICIPATION

A shorter release horizon puts more supply into the same market depth.

01 / THE RELEASE LAB

ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL · 90-DAY HORIZON

Change the conditions.
Keep the evidence.

One million example tokens. A $1 reference price.
Explore the trade-offs before you make the promise.

YOUR RELEASE PLAN
3 months36 months
$50k$500k

Wallet caps do not establish unique identity.

8% of unlocked supply sellsSIMULATION / NOT A FORECAST
AVERAGE EXECUTION DISCOUNT14.8%

Below the 35% challenge threshold

Released by day 90325,000example tokens
Sell notional$26,000at $1 reference
Largest actor allocation2%one eligible wallet

Compare under the same pressure.

Pin a plan, change an input, and inspect the difference.

No plan pinned

02 / THE CHALLENGE ARENA

Put the assumption
on the line.

A useful challenge names the condition that could break a plan. Draft yours against the current simulation.

LOCAL DRAFTNo community votes or rewards are live.
CHALLENGE / 001

Can this plan stay below
a 35% execution discount?

Current scenario passes this example threshold.

Your draft stays in this browser when storage is available.

03 / HOW THE TRIAL WORKS

A model you can interrogate.

01

Define the release.

10% unlocks at launch. The remaining 90% releases linearly across your chosen horizon. We observe the first three months.

02

Apply the pressure.

Steady flow sells 8%, exit wave 24%, and sybil swarm 12% of released tokens. A constant-product pool starts at $1, with equal-value reserves.

03

Inspect the trade-off.

Discount = sell notional ÷ (quote reserve + sell notional). Fees, arbitrage and new demand are excluded. This is average execution discount, not a price prediction.

Participation assumptions & model limits

A capped plan assumes a largest actor controls 2% of the example sale allocation; an open plan assumes 20%. The sybil scenario triples either share through three wallets (6% or 60%). This concentration proxy is separate from pool execution. Longer vesting changes circulating supply, not total supply. The 35% threshold is an illustrative challenge rule, not a safety rating.

From local trial to on-chain launch

Trialwake is a concept launchpad. Local configuration, scenario comparison and evidence export work here. Contract deployment, identity checks, challenge verification, voting and issuance need production infrastructure. Wake Credit (WAKE) is planned for advanced scenario creation and challenge bonds; it is not issued. Fees and funding remain unconfirmed.

THE TRIALWAKE FILM / 00:07

Structure under pressure.

One instrument. Three paths. A question worth testing.

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ON-CHAIN CHALLENGE SUBMISSION

SOON

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