The text outlines a fully functioning, Telegram-native Web3 launchpad featuring a bot, mini app, and companion website for on-chain transactions. It boasts its own BEP-20 token on the BNB Smart Chain with Slither-audited smart contracts. The platform ensures non-custodial wallet architecture, meaning user private keys remain untouched by the platform. An in-house developed admin panel allows complete control over operations, including pricing, promotions, referral bonuses, and lottery draws. Built with over 100,000 lines of proprietary C++, Python, PostgreSQL, and React/Vite code, the platform was developed over approximately a year and has been tested for 180 days. Despite being live for 15 days, it has had no marketing efforts, indicating significant growth potential for a new owner with a marketing budget.
Operationally, the platform functions via a Telegram bot and mini app on the BNB Smart Chain. Users can earn tokens through various claims, referrals, mini-games, and purchase allocations. Revenue is generated from token sales and lottery turnover, all adjustable from the admin panel. The infrastructure is capable of scaling to millions of users while running on a single server with minimal maintenance.
The current customer base of 98 accounts was acquired organically, primarily from Armenia, with no marketing expenditure. Financially, with only 15 days live, approximately $750 has been made from token and lottery sales without any marketing. The platform is production-ready, with verified smart contracts and includes complete source code and support for a new owner.
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