What is Finceptor (FINC)?
Finceptor is a multi-chain DeFi 2.0 liquidity protocol with a launchpad plug-in, enabling pre-launch and publicly traded tokens to build protocol-owned liquidity – solving DeFi 1.0’s mercenary liquidity problem.
Liquidity Mining, which incentivizes retail liquidity providers (LPs) with tokens, can be costly, unsustainable, and short-term in nature. The DeFi space is in need of more effective liquidity management solutions. To address this, we're developing a series of pioneering liquidity products. These include liquidity vaults and bonds, designed to help projects establish and expand their protocol-owned liquidity in a more sustainable and efficient manner.
Finceptor is the first all-in-one liquidity growth platform and has already facilitated a $650k financing volume, 6.7k KYC’d users, attracted +1.2m web traffic, and 200,000 community members since the soft launch on August 2023.
Finceptor has been incubated by some of the largest Web2/Web3 VC firms, such as Startup Wise Guys, Brinc, Neohub, Türk Telekom Ventures, and Yapı Kredi FRWRD.
Liquidity Vaults (LV)
LV is an on-chain initial liquidity bootstrapping tool to build protocol-owned liquidity for unlaunched tokens.
Seeding and bootstrapping initial liquidity and community members are still some of the hardest problems of any Web3 initiative — Games, DeFi protocols, and DAOs. Tight liquidity disincentivizes DEX users to swap or provide liquidity to your tokens due to high slippage and IL risks, resulting in ever-collapsing markets.
To help pre-token stage Web3 projects access initial liquid markets and community members, we’re releasing our new DeFi liquidity and community bootstrapping tool, Liquidity Vaults (LV).
LV is a DeFi liquidity financing tool natively built for Web3 tokens to enable projects to sell future governance/utility tokens at a discounted price to raise protocol-owned liquidity (PoL) and a community of real backers.
Bond
Bond is a structured protocol-owned liquidity bootstrapping and token liquidation tool for publicly traded tokens. It's a new way to raise capital and liquidity for publicly traded tokens — DAOs, DeFi protocols, and other Web3 initiatives — after initial token offerings.
- Building Protocol-owned Liquidity: Bonds could be used as an alternative to Liquidity Mining to bootstrap protocol-governed liquidity.
- Token liquidation/treasury building: Bonds could liquidate protocol tokens in exchange for strategic assets and stablecoins, helping projects build their long-term treasury.
- Multi-chain liquidity expansion: Projects expanding their tokens to other EVM-compatible chains could use bonds to generate chain-specific liquidity, enabling an easy way for tokens to be multi-chain.
- Secondary DEX listings: Projects that want to list their publicly traded tokens on DEXes could use bonds to finance the liquidity needed to open liquidity pools in DEXes.
- Secondary CEX listings: Projects could use bonds to generate financing for secondary CEX listings.
Tokens are auctioned off at a discounted price with vesting relative to the market in exchange for immediate cash flow.
Launchpad Plugin
In addition to our other offerings, we have an integrated launchpad plug-in. This feature serves as a strategic arm for token launches and sales, providing a structured and effective platform for new token introductions.
What makes Finceptor (FINC) unique?
- Strong Adoption: Finceptor is one of the fastest-growing liquidity protocols, with over $650k in financing volume, over 200,000 community members, and 10,000 product users.
- First all-in-one liquidity growth platform: As a one-stop-shop liquidity growth platform, Finceptor is the market’s first initiative that covers the entire lifecycle of Web3 projects.This includes both pre-launch stages and support for tokens that are already publicly traded.
- Protocol-owned liquidity: Finceptor builds sustainable, protocol-aligned, and capital-efficient liquidity growing tools, enabling projects to own their liquidity, capture the market-making fees, and build their community.
- Support Network: Finceptor has been incubated by one of the largest Web2/Web3 VC firms, such as Startup Wise Guys, Brinc, Neohub, Türk Telekom Ventures, and Yapı Kredi FRWRD.
- Web2-friendly: Finceptor is set to onboard Web2 users seamlessly with the upcoming social authentication technology.
What is Finceptor (FINC) roadmap?
Finceptor (FINC) revenue streams
Finceptor, currently in the post-revenue stage, generates its business income primarily through commission from its diverse product suite, which includes Liquidity Vaults, Launchpad, and Bond deals. An additional revenue stream for the company comes from deducting a specific percentage of LP fees in both Liquidity Vaults and Bonds.
What is Finceptor (FINC) marketing strategy?
Finceptor follows a product-driven marketing strategy.
- Testnet campaigns: Already launched three testnets, acquired 10k unique testers, and facilitated +150k blockchain transactions
- Co-marketing with protocols: Cross-marketing campaigns with deal partners
- Tech integrations: New blockchain/wallet integrations and ecosystem partnerships with L1/2s
- Influencer partnerships: Onboarding tier-1 KOLs for promotion and brand deals
- Royalty programs: Galxe, TaskOn, QuestN, and Zealy campaigns, partnerships, monthly sprints, and community engagement rewards
- Retroactive airdrops: Deposit-to-earn airdrop campaigns to retroactively reward deal participants
- Affiliate referral protocol: Users will earn 3-5% of their friend’s deposits. For example, if you invited three friends who deposited $1k each, you’ll earn $90-150 in commissions.
What are Finceptor (FINC) token utilities?
- Accessing to liquidity vaults, bonds, and launchpad: $FINC stakers have direct access to liquidity bootstrapping/growth, bond, and launchpad deals.
- Earning $FINC yields/rewards: $FINC stakers earn auto-compounded or boosted $FINC yields/rewards via staking/farming activities.
- Discounted fees: $FINC stakers will get discounted fees on the bonds.