Eclipse:
Token Launch, Vesting and TGE Distribution
A token launch experience for Eclipse's ES token that supports time-bound distribution, eligibility-based claiming and vesting-aware ownership rollout around TGE.
Stack
React, TypeScript, Node.js
Role
Supporting Delivery
Scope
Token launch application, Claim flows, Vesting UX, TGE distribution
The Mission
“To align community ownership, governance participation and ecosystem growth around the Eclipse network.”
Core Objectives
- Clear, trustworthy communication of eligibility and claim windows
- Vesting and allocation UX that users can understand without legal fluency
- Wallet-connected claim flows with no room for user error
- Operational discipline around TGE timing and distribution behaviour
The Challenge
Token launches require clear communication around eligibility, timing and ownership. Claim windows create concentrated operational pressure — vesting and allocation rules are hard for users to understand in the moment, and ecosystem launches often involve users arriving from multiple wallets, chains and contexts.
The launch flow had to be simple under high attention and high traffic. Allocation and vesting information needed to feel understandable, not legalistic. Wallet-connected claim experiences leave little room for mistakes, and TGE systems demand strong operational discipline around timing and distribution behaviour.
What We Built
Claim & Launch Participation Flows
Wallet-connected, eligibility-gated claim experiences guiding users through distribution windows with minimal friction and no room for error.
Allocation & Vesting Views
Product views surfacing each user's allocation, availability and vesting status — clear enough to be understood on first read, without legal abstraction.
TGE Distribution UX
Distribution-oriented application patterns tuned for TGE — handling concurrent traffic, eligibility checks and user-specific token state at launch.
Operational Tooling
Supporting tooling for the Eclipse team to manage launch timing, monitor distribution behaviour and respond to operational events around TGE.
Technical Architecture
An application centred on wallet-connected state — reading eligibility and allocation data per user, presenting vesting schedules in accessible terms, and coordinating claim actions with on-chain distribution logic across the Eclipse SVM Layer 2 ecosystem.
Real Impact.
Eclipse launched ES with a user-facing experience that made eligibility, allocation and vesting legible to a broad community — reducing operational friction at TGE and setting a clear foundation for ongoing governance participation.
- Governance Token
- ES
- Chain Architecture
- SVM
- Distribution Event
- TGE
- Allocation Model
- Multi-bucket
