Tools
Tools are the practical utilities around a coin. They support a launch rather than define it, and that is the line between this section and Programmable markets: a module changes what a coin's market is, permanently and at creation; a tool is something a creator or a holder uses afterwards.
Nothing here is bound into the coin, nothing here is permanent, and a coin that uses none of them is a perfectly normal coin.
What exists today
| Tool | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Vesting | Locking an allocation on-chain and releasing it on a schedule — for a creator's own supply, a team, or a contributor. |
| Highlights | Paid featured placement on the front page, for a duration you book. |
| Bumping bot | A prepaid run of small buys spread over a window, to keep a coin visible in activity-sorted feeds. |
More over time
This list is meant to grow. The tools that get built are the ones creators keep doing by hand: things that support a coin after it exists, cost a little to run, and do not belong inside the market's own rules.
Some of them will also appear inside the creation form, as automations scheduled at launch rather than set up later. The tool and the automation are the same feature reached from two places.