Questions, answered.

Cakey AI is a token launchpad built around proof instead of promises. Before a project can list, it is scored across four trust tracks. While a raise is live, the rules are enforced on-chain. After launch, activity is monitored and a protection pool stands behind investors. The whole idea is that you judge a launch on evidence, not on how good its marketing sounds.

You sign in with your wallet. Connect it, sign a message to prove the wallet is yours, and you are in. There is no email and password account on the platform. Your wallet is your identity here, which is exactly what lets your on-chain history and your participation actually mean something.

Four systems work together. A behavioral trust score reads the team's on-chain history before they can list. A pre-launch simulation stress-tests the tokenomics while they are still on paper. Proof of commitment locks liquidity and vesting on-chain with penalties for early exits. And real-time monitoring watches every launch after it goes live, feeding the protection pool when something goes wrong.

No. Cakey is non-custodial. When a raise is live the funds sit in the sale contract, never in a Cakey wallet, and the same is true for locks, vesting, and the protection pool. Cakey runs the intelligence, the dashboards, and the review tooling. The contracts hold the value and enforce the rules in code.

A single number on every listing, built from three verification tracks that grade the project itself: behavioral history, pre-launch simulation, and on-chain commitment. Insurance coverage is shown alongside it but deliberately left out of the number, because it measures Cakey's shared protocol pool for that chain rather than anything about the project. The score is probabilistic, it can change as new data comes in, and it is there to inform your decision, not to make it for you.

If a raise does not reach its soft cap, the sale contract opens refunds and every investor pulls their contribution back themselves. No admin approval stands between you and your money, because the refund is a function on the contract, not a request you file with Cakey.

A shared protection pool funded by a share of platform fees on successful raises. When a vetted project still turns on its investors, they file a claim against the pool and approved claims pay out on-chain. The final pool model is still being finalized, so this layer is not live yet. We would rather ship it right than ship it early.

Launches, locks, vesting, and the insurance pool run on Ethereum and BNB Chain today. Base, Arbitrum, and Polygon are on the roadmap. Behavioral analysis and wallet scoring already read history across the major EVM chains, since that only needs public on-chain data, not Cakey's own contracts deployed there. Solana support is a separate, future build, since it is not EVM-compatible.

A founder applies from the dashboard with the token details, the tokenomics, and the team wallets. The project is scored across the four verification tracks and reviewed. Only after it clears does a sale contract get deployed and the launch go live. There is no instant self-serve listing button, and that is on purpose.

$CKY is the Cakey token, already live on-chain. The contract address is in the footer of every page.

Connect your wallet to sign in, then browse the live launches and open any project to read its full trust breakdown. If you are a founder, head to the dashboard to start an application.