FNDRY Launched and Locked
Foundry Works | Build in Public
Fair launches are fun, but a little messy. Ours was no different.
We launched FNDRY on pump.fun because we believe everyone deserves an equal shot. No presale. No insider allocation. No whales getting in before the public. Just a contract address and an open market.
What happened next was predictable in hindsight. Before we'd even shared the contract externally, bots had already found it, bought up the supply, pushed us through the bonding curve, and sold. That's the reality of pump.fun in 2026. It's not unique to us — it's the environment. The fair launch still achieved what it was supposed to: no special treatment, no back-room deals. The bots don't get an invitation. They just show up anyway.
We're writing this with a market cap sitting at $24,000 and solid volume — all of it organic, before we've done a single piece of marketing. That tells us the fundamentals are there. And it's a great base to work from.
Here's the part that matters more than the launch mechanics.
On day one, we used treasury funds to buy 40% of the circulating supply back from the open market. Then we locked it. Here's exactly how:
- Main Treasury Wallet — 12-month lock, 24-month linear vest. This covers the team and core operational tokens. Nobody is touching these for a long time.
- Marketing, Promotions and Ecosystem Growth Wallet — 3-month lock, 12-month vest. These are the tokens we'll use for giveaways, community growth and partner programmes. Still locked. Still vesting. No sudden dumps.
Both wallets are locked via Streamflow. You don't have to take our word for it.
Why do this?
Because every project says they're building long-term. We wanted to make it structurally impossible to do anything else. Locked tokens can't be dumped. Vesting schedules create accountability. The community can audit every claim we make in real-time.
FNDRY is a revenue-backed AI agency token. The economics work because Foundry Works generates real revenue from real enterprise clients, and that revenue flows back into buybacks, burns and carbon offsets through Zenko. The token mechanics only mean something if the team is committed for the long haul.
The locks are how we prove it.
Own the work. Power the economy.
Jason Sibley, Foundry Works