Locks enforced by contract
Liquidity and tokens sit in smart contract escrow with transparent on-chain proof anyone can verify. Lock windows are configurable per project, so the commitment matches the launch instead of a one-size template.
Proof of Commitment
On-chain locks that punish early exits.
Project teams commit collateral and accept lock periods enforced by smart contracts. Early exits trigger automatic penalties, which makes rug pulls a financially irrational move instead of an easy one.
Non-custodial
Custody
Smart contract
Enforcement
Configurable
Lock window
WHY
The idea
A promise to keep liquidity locked costs a team nothing to make and nothing to break. Proof of Commitment replaces the promise with something a team actually has to put on the line, and then takes the decision out of their hands.
Before a raise opens, teams lock liquidity and accept vesting on-chain. The contract holds the lock and enforces the schedule. Cakey never holds the funds, the code does, and the code does not make exceptions when a team changes its mind.
HOW
How it works
Penalties for early exits
If a team tries to pull out before its window closes, the contract applies the penalty automatically. There is no negotiation and no quiet midnight withdrawal, because the rule lives in code that runs the same way for everyone.
Vesting nobody can quietly change
Team allocations vest on a schedule set upfront and visible to every investor. The terms a team agrees to at launch are the terms they are held to, with no silent edits after the money is in.
WHAT
What it does
01
Smart contract escrow with transparent on-chain proof
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Configurable lock windows tuned per project
03
Automatic penalties on early exit attempts
04
Public dashboard tracking every team's lock status
Why it matters
When the cost of pulling out is written into the contract, the math changes. Rugging stops being the easy way out and starts being the expensive one, and investors get to rely on enforcement instead of good faith.