Hubs · Reference library

The reference library behind the token lifecycle.

Each hub is a maintained, interlinked guide to one subject a founder has to understand: a chain, a contract type, a service, a market. Each explains how the subject works, where TrustSwap's platforms touch it, and what to read before you act.

Browse the hubsWhat's in a hub
10Live hubs
26Blockchain networks
40,000+Projects deployed
2020Operating since
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Every hub follows the same spine, whatever it covers, so subjects can be compared on the same terms. The first hubs cover blockchains. Token infrastructure, services and markets are next.

Blockchains9 hubs
Robinhood · Ethereum L2Featured

Robinhood Chain

The hub for Robinhood's Ethereum L2: what the chain is, how to create, lock and vest a token on it, and TrustSwap's role as an early builder there through Locksley, the chain's front page.
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01Chain overviewWho runs it, how it settles, what it costs.
02Launch guideCreate, add liquidity, lock, vest.
03LocksleyPermissionless launches, from TrustSwap.
Circle · L1

Arc

Circle's USDC-native chain. Stablecoin settlement, on-chain yield, and launching on Arc with Team Finance from day one.
USDC · Launch guide
Coinbase · L2

Base

Coinbase's Ethereum L2 and one of the busiest launch venues in crypto. Locks, vesting and token creation are live on Base.
L2 · Locks & vesting
BNB · L1

BNB Chain

One of the first networks Team Finance supported and still among the deepest. Launch, lock and distribute tokens on BSC.
EVM · Locks & vesting
Offchain Labs · L2

Arbitrum

The largest Ethereum rollup by activity and a deep-liquidity home for DeFi-native launches.
L2 · Launch guide
Solana · L1

Solana

Non-EVM, high-throughput, and the center of memecoin culture. How token locking works outside the EVM.
Non-EVM · Locks
PulseChain · L1

PulseChain

An Ethereum fork with its own community and token economy. What's different, and what carries over.
EVM · Launch guide
Monad · L1

Monad

A parallel-execution EVM chain built for speed. What to know before launching on a brand-new L1.
EVM L1 · Launch guide
DogeOS · Doge economy

DogeOS

The home of the doge economy: trade, earn, play, spend and build on Dogecoin. What it is, and what launching there looks like.
Ecosystem · Launch guide
Token infrastructure1 hub
Chain-agnostic · Team Finance reference

Token Vesting

Cliffs, linear and stepped schedules, investor and team allocations, and how vesting contracts actually release tokens over time. The reference behind Team Finance's vesting product, on every chain it supports.
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01SchedulesCliffs, linear, stepped, and how to pick one.
02AllocationsTeam, investor, advisor and community terms.
03On-chain proofHow a vesting contract releases, and how to verify it.
What's in a hub

One spine. Any subject.

A hub is not a blog tag. Each one is a pillar page with its own guides beneath it, cross-linked to the TrustSwap platform that touches the subject and to every other hub, so a reader who lands on Base can get to vesting, to the Launchpad, and to the app without leaving the graph. The spine is the same whether the subject is a chain, a contract type, a service or a market. That interlinking is what makes the hubs rank, and what makes them citable by AI assistants.

01What it isA plain-language overview: how the subject works, who operates it, and where it fits in the token lifecycle.
02How to use itStep-by-step guides for the decisions a founder actually faces: launch, lock, vest, raise, list, custody.
03TrustSwap and this subjectWhich of the five platforms apply, what's live, verified addresses, and the audits that cover them.
04Guides & related hubsDeep-dive articles, external references, and the hubs to read next.
Request a hubA subject we should cover next?A chain, a protocol, a service, a market. Tell us what you're trying to understand, or propose a hub for your own project or platform.
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