Greenlight
Choose SOL, BTC, or an eligible tokenized stock. Both sides rebase to 100 when trading opens.
Every launch enters qualifying at 100–100 against a real benchmark. Fill the curve. Hold the lead. Graduate because you earned it.
PROTOCOL CONCEPT · EXAMPLE BOARD · NO CONTRACT DEPLOYED
The score measures relative performance. It is not a forecast or promise of returns.
Normal launchpads ask whether demand filled the curve. OUTRUN also asks whether the token can keep pace with the market it chose.
Two published gates. Both must clear before liquidity graduates to the open market.
Every launch runs the same posted course. No private lane, movable finish line, or hidden graduation rule.
Choose SOL, BTC, or an eligible tokenized stock. Both sides rebase to 100 when trading opens.
Trading moves the launch toward the published 85 SOL liquidity gate.
The board compares relative performance—not raw token prices—through the full window.
Curve full and score ahead: liquidity graduates. Miss either gate and the run stays incomplete.
The board measures the race. It cannot make a weak token win, remove market risk, or turn a tokenized stock into a real share.
107–103 means the token has gained more since greenlight. It does not predict what happens next.
A full curve still waits if the launch finishes behind its chosen benchmark.
Tokenized equities stop updating outside market hours. Price age must remain visible.
Each pair inherits benchmark feed and issuer risk. Tokenized claims are not underlying shares.
A production build fixes feeds, rebasing, gates, and failure handling in public code.
OUTRUN reports the race honestly. It cannot guarantee liquidity, value, or performance.
This page demonstrates the product, launch rules, and interface. Contract addresses will only appear as selectable text after deployment.