Gavel

Gavel is a token distribution and liquidity bootstrapping platform built on Solana. Its core business focuses on helping projects conduct fair token launches while mitigating common issues such as bot front-running, MEV (maximal extractable value) attacks, and liquidity squeezing. The platform employs mechanisms like proportional allocation based on contribution, anti-sniping measures to align fundraising and listing prices, a specialized AMM design to prevent sandwich attacks, and temporary liquidity pools that gradually回收 funds for token buybacks and burns.

The primary market pain point Gavel addresses is the prevalence of MEV exploitation and bot manipulation in on-chain fundraising, which often disadvantages ordinary investors. By integrating these technical safeguards, Gavel aims to enhance fairness and security in token issuance.

Over the past six months (2026-03-07 to 2026-09-07), Gavel launched a test token called IBRL to demonstrate its full process. The public sale attracted 2,480 participants and raised 30,747 SOL. As of recent data, IBRL's market capitalization exceeded $36 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $32 million. The project has burned about 3.97 million IBRL tokens, with roughly 17,000 SOL remaining for future burns. These figures indicate active testing and community engagement during this period.