How Fortunissimo v1 works

Archived. These pages describe tokens created before September 2026, which trade on a separate perpetual futures market.

This is the v1 archive

Tokens created before September 2026 trade on this design: a spot AMM, a separate perpetual futures market with its own price and funding rate, and a lending pool. It still works and is still supported, and a token never moves between designs. Everything launched since has one market — see the current docs.

Anyone can mint a token. It starts on a bonding curve, and once it has attracted $12,000 of real deposits it graduates: a spot pool, a price oracle, a perpetual futures market, a lending pool and an insurance account are all created in a single transaction. From that moment the token can be traded, borrowed against, and levered — with no listing process and no gatekeeper.

The shape of it

One pool sets every limit

The spot pool is the hub. Its depth and its 90-second average price decide what everything else is allowed to do: how much can be borrowed, how large perp positions may grow, and what collateral is worth. Nothing in the protocol is capped by an arbitrary number — every ceiling is a fraction of real liquidity, so markets grow only as fast as genuine capital arrives.

Graduation at

$12,000

Spot fee

0.30%

Max leverage

10×

Max loan-to-value

30%

Where to begin

Read in this order

This is a devnet deployment

Tokens here carry no monetary value and USDT is a test mint. Parameters described in these pages match the deployed programs, but devnet state can be reset at any time.