Graphite Whitepaper
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    • Tokenomics
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      • Shards announcement
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  • Creator ambitions
    • Mainframe - Minting protocol
      • Fusion - Presale/Whitelist Platform
      • MintPort- Self Serving Launchpad
    • Graphite Labels- No Code Tool Suite
    • Creator Ambitions Summary
  • Gambling Infastructure
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      • Taiyo Discord announcement update - May
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      • Faction Wars v1
        • V1 FAQ
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      • Snapshot Box Claim + Vault claim!
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Graphite Labels- No Code Tool Suite

Graphite labels is a self serving utility platform where we build essential utility that creators need and put it out in a hyper-scaleable no code way.

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Graphite Labels will start on Solana and expand to ETH/Polygon. Taiyo, the company behind the platform, previously sold staking services to projects launching on the Solana network, which was a profitable but gated business. With the Graphite protocol, Taiyo aims to provide a platform where users can launch utility with ease. The platform's economic model is based on a one-time cost for building and testing, and accepting the Graphite token for payment. Any SOL/USDC revenue will be generated through custom projects, for which Taiyo will accept USDC/SOL and use it to fund the team. The company plans to use its community to stay ahead of trends and be ready to meet the demands of creators in the blockchain space.

How the platform works is quite simple. 1. You go to the labels sub-domain. 2. You click on the utility you want to deploy. 3. Each "Contract" has a set price in Graphite - E.g 5000 Graphite ( pegged to a USD value). 4. You pay and then you go into an editor that allows you to customize how you want the Contract to work. 5. Once you've customized how you want the contract to work the last step is you get a frontend editor which allows you to design how the world will see your site. 6. Once you're happy with the design you can download the code and then host it, all done for you in a no-code way.

Frontend Editor.
Graphite Labels.
Contract editor.