Launching and scaling a token extends beyond deployment alone. It relies on foundational infrastructure that secures liquidity, enforces transparent distribution mechanics, and integrates natively into the platforms where users already interact. When these systems are explicit and verifiable on-chain, market participants can form clearer expectations and ecosystems can evolve with greater stability.

Throughout November, UNCX concentrated on reinforcing these foundations. Our work included expanding distribution infrastructure on Solana, deepening ecosystem integrations, supporting projects making long-term liquidity commitments, and releasing new educational resources for both builders and users.

Solana Vesting: Distribution as On-Chain Infrastructure

In November, UNCX Vesting launched on Solana, extending on-chain token distribution infrastructure to one of the fastest-growing ecosystems in Web3.

Token distribution is a core component of token design and credibility. Unlock schedules influence supply dynamics, market behavior, and long-term incentive alignment. Effective vesting requires balancing flexibility for teams with clarity for market participants, ensuring releases support a project’s roadmap without introducing unnecessary uncertainty.

UNCX Vesting on Solana enables this through:

• Customizable unlock schedules, including cliffs, linear releases, staged unlocks, or fully custom intervals.
• CSV-based batch deployment, allowing teams to deploy all allocations in a single transaction.
• Fully on-chain, transparent tracking, enabling communities to independently verify how and when tokens enter circulation.

With vesting now live on Solana, projects can implement distribution systems that are predictable, verifiable, and aligned with long-term incentives, enforced directly on-chain through UNCX infrastructure.

Liquidity Locks Across the Ecosystem

In November, multiple projects strengthened on-chain trust signals by securing liquidity through UNCX lockers. These actions reflect a broader reliance on verifiable liquidity infrastructure across sectors including gaming, AI, DeFi, and core protocol development.

Recent liquidity locks and extensions included:

• Infinity Rising — $750k liquidity locked
• Edel Finance — $1M locked on Aerodrome
• Taobot — $1M relocked for 5 months
• VerticalAI — $501k relocked for 1 year
• Vitreus — $671k relocked for 1 year

Each lock encodes a time-based commitment directly on-chain. For market participants, this provides clearer visibility into liquidity risk and withdrawal timelines. For teams, it establishes long-term alignment with their communities through enforceable, transparent constraints rather than discretionary assurances.

Integration Updates: Bringing Verification to the User Layer

Solscan Labeling

Through collaboration with Solscan, UNCX lockers and vesting contracts are now clearly labeled directly within the Solana explorer. This improves contract discoverability and allows users to quickly identify verified infrastructure, reducing friction in on-chain verification for both teams and token holders.

Hyperliquid Lockers

Early-stage markets are particularly exposed to liquidity risk when LP can be withdrawn without advance notice. In November, projects building on Hyperliquid gained access to UNCX liquidity lockers, enabling LP to be locked with transparent duration and ownership metadata. It provides traders with clear, on-chain visibility into liquidity constraints during the most sensitive phases of market formation.

Sapien Integration

Sapien integrated UNCX lockers directly into its user interface, allowing lock status to be viewed natively within the application. By embedding verifiable liquidity data into the product layer, Sapien reduces reliance on external tools and makes liquidity protection a visible part of the user experience. That integration reinforces the role of decentralized, trustless infrastructure as a default component of user-facing platforms.

UNCX Academy

Education remains central to helping builders navigate the complexities of Web3 infrastructure. In November, UNCX Academy published three new pieces:

Edel Finance Case Study: exploring how tokenized securities can move fully on-chain using transparent, compliant infrastructure.

Web3 Neobanks Explainer: examining how new platforms merge traditional banking rails with crypto-native tools.

Agentify Case Study: highlighting how conversational agents automate core DeFi actions while preserving transparency.

These resources aim to equip teams with the knowledge needed to design stronger, more reliable token ecosystems.

Conditional Vesting with Kleros: Making Funding Verifiable

Most Web3 funding mechanisms remain trust-based. Capital is typically released upfront, with milestone delivery enforced informally or off-chain.

In November, UNCX announced Conditional Vesting, developed in collaboration with Kleros, which brings the full grant funding lifecycle on-chain. This upcoming release introduces a framework where capital distribution is tied directly to verifiable progress rather than discretionary trust.

Conditional Vesting enables:

• Funds locked in UNCX escrow, preventing premature access.
• Milestones defined upfront and measurable, establishing clear expectations for delivery.
• Independent verification via Kleros jurors, providing neutral, decentralized validation.
• Token unlocks triggered only upon confirmed proof, enforced at the contract level.

By encoding funding conditions directly into on-chain logic, Conditional Vesting transforms grants into a transparent, enforceable process, where commitments are proven through verifiable execution rather than assumed through trust.

Building Forward

November reinforced the core pillars of the UNCX ecosystem: secure liquidity, transparent token distribution, and integrations that surface verifiable data where users already operate. During the month, critical tooling launched on Solana, visibility across explorers and applications improved, and additional projects formalized long-term liquidity commitments through UNCX infrastructure.

In December, focus will move toward escrow-based products. Work will center on refining escrow mechanisms for conditional releases and milestone-based funding, extending UNCX’s role in making on-chain commitments clear, enforceable, and verifiable.