> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.neuriio.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.neuriio.xyz/get-started/for-builders.md).

# For Teams & Organizations

Teams building real products face a hard choice when they launch a token: raise from insiders and hand them cheap supply, or launch in public and risk snipers and liquidity that can be pulled. Neuriio gives builders a third option: a **fair launch with liquidity locked forever**.

## What a builder gets

* **A fair start.** No presale, no team or insider allocation, no whitelist. Your community buys on the same curve, at the same price, as everyone else.
* **No sniping the pool.** Only Neuriio's launchpad can open your token's pool, and it does so in the same transaction that sells the last curve token.
* **Liquidity nobody can drain.** At graduation, all the HYPE your curve raised goes into your token's pool, and the LP tokens are burned. The liquidity is locked forever.
* **Ongoing creator fees.** Your account earns a share of every trade in HYPE: 20% of curve fees and 80% of pool fees. See [Creator fees](/trading/creator-fees.md).

## How to launch as a company

Launch through your **company's X account**, the same way an individual launches. The token is named after that account (for example `@yourcompany`, ticker `$YOURCOMPANY`), and each X account can launch once. Use your profile to say what you're building and link to your product.

## What the token is, and isn't

{% hint style="danger" %}
A Neuriio token is **not** equity, shares, debt or a claim on your company, its revenue or its assets. Don't describe it that way, and don't promise holders returns, buybacks or price targets.
{% endhint %}

* The HYPE your curve raises goes **into your token's locked pool**, not to your company. Neuriio is not a way to raise money.
* What your company earns is its creator share of trading fees.
* Follow the [creator rules](/trust/creator-rules.md), and check your local rules before launching.


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