Updraft
Elysium testnet

Rounds / Updraft Rehearsal One / Certificate

Updraft launch certificate, Plate No. 0001

Updraft Rehearsal One$REH1

Fired 18 Oct 2026, 20:02 UTC in one transaction, on Ascend, Elysium testnet. A rehearsal by the Updraft team.

Open roundRehearsalRead from the chain just now

4 wallets on one wire, all at $0.00001052 a token.

1

Who took part

How the batch was spread, measured on the commits at T0.

Participants
4
Verified identities
none: open round
Largest single wallet42.9%
Ten largest wallets100%

Shares of everything committed. With 4 participants, the ten largest are everyone, so 100% is expected.

2

The batch

One buy at T0, at one average price for everyone.

USDC used
1,400
Tokens bought
134M REH1
Platform cut, to $DRAFT stakers
669K REH1 0.49%
To the round
133M REH1
Everyone's price
$0.00001052
Shortfall
none

The escrow held every committed dollar when the round fired.

3

Vesting, in public

Fixed when the round was created; the tokens wait in the round until they unlock.

Creator's tokens
0 REH1 0.0% of the round
Creator's schedule
a 10-minute cliff, then 1 hour linear
Participants' schedule
all unlocked at T0
0%50%100%T0+10 minutes+70 minutes

The creator: 0% at T0, nothing more for 10 minutes, then linear over 1 hour. Participants: everything unlocked at T0.

4

Policy and identity

What the creator can still change, and who vouched for the participants.

Policy hash
0x2ce4…6029
Fee split at launch
bid 30, stakers 30, team 30, platform 10
Attestor
Open round
Evidence accumulator
none

The policy hash covers the creator-fee split at launch, the bounds any later change must stay inside (bid 10 to 60, stakers 0 to 60, team 0 to 60), the 5-minute timelock every change waits out, that the creator role can't be handed on, and that there is no HyperCore listing set-aside. Recomputed from the round's on-chain rules just now: it matches.

Open rounds take no identity vouchers, so there is no attestor and nothing to accumulate.

Written once, by the round itself, in the transaction that launched the token. Nobody can edit it afterwards. Ascend doesn't read certificates yet; that is on the roadmap.