I built Lockrion, a deterministic on-chain issuance protocol on Solana.
An issuance is a standalone smart-contract instance with:
a fixed reward reserve
a time-locked deposit window
deterministic settlement rules
Users deposit a specified SPL token during the active window and later claim rewards after maturity. The reserve is pre-funded by the issuer, and settlement is fully enforced on-chain.
The contracts are complete and tested. Public issuances are not yet live — deployment is pending funding for initial reserve allocation.
In parallel, I implemented a symbolic on-chain support mark (FSM) with fixed supply (10M), no utility, no governance, and no financial rights — purely as an on-chain record of voluntary support.
I’m looking for feedback on:
deterministic settlement models
issuance-based structures vs traditional DeFi designs
flexionU•1h ago
I built Lockrion, a deterministic on-chain issuance protocol on Solana.
An issuance is a standalone smart-contract instance with:
a fixed reward reserve
a time-locked deposit window
deterministic settlement rules
Users deposit a specified SPL token during the active window and later claim rewards after maturity. The reserve is pre-funded by the issuer, and settlement is fully enforced on-chain.
The contracts are complete and tested. Public issuances are not yet live — deployment is pending funding for initial reserve allocation.
In parallel, I implemented a symbolic on-chain support mark (FSM) with fixed supply (10M), no utility, no governance, and no financial rights — purely as an on-chain record of voluntary support.
I’m looking for feedback on:
deterministic settlement models
issuance-based structures vs traditional DeFi designs
potential real-world use cases
Site: https://lockrion.com
Happy to answer technical questions.
support@lockrion.com