I build and launch projects on BlockDAG (chain 1404) and on EVM chains such as Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon: token, pool, liquidity lock, presale, airdrop, multisig and the site that explains it all honestly. Fixed prices, written scope, and you keep your own keys from start to finish.
Every job is a fixed scope and a fixed price, agreed in writing before any work starts.
| Package | What you get | Typical time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch EssentialsFor a token going live | Fixed-supply token with no owner, a liquidity pool on Reef or your chain's leading DEX, a time-locked liquidity lock, a one-page project site, and source verified on the explorer. | 1–2 weeks | $1,000 |
| Full LaunchFor a token with a sale | Everything in Essentials, plus a presale with a refund fallback, an airdrop from an on-chain snapshot, a hardware-wallet multisig, a buy-and-claim panel on your site, and a written launch checklist. | 3–4 weeks | $3,500 |
| Custom buildDEX, escrow, aggregator, dashboard | Scoped to your project, with the same testing, verification and handover as the packages. | Quoted per scope | $75per hour, quoted up front |
| Ongoing careAfter launch | Site updates, RPC and status monitoring, help with admin actions through your multisig, and a monthly check-in. | Monthly | $200per month |
Paid in USDT or USDC on a major chain: 50% when the written scope is signed off, 50% at handover. Same packages and prices on BlockDAG, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon and other EVM chains; network fees are paid from your wallets. Independent audits are not included; for any sizeable raise I recommend one and prepare the audit pack.
For contracts you've already written or deployed. I read every line, run the standard analysis tools, write tests that try to break it, and check the code on chain matches your published source. You get a plain-English report with every finding ranked and a fix for each. Fixed price, agreed before work starts.
| Review | What you get | Typical time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Token checkUp to about 200 lines | A token, vesting or lock contract: line-by-line review, automated analysis, an on-chain match against your source, and a short report. | 2–3 days | $150 |
| Contract reviewUp to about 600 lines | Everything in Token check, plus a test suite you keep, attack tests for every finding, and one re-check after you fix. | 3–5 days | $450 |
| Protocol reviewUp to about 1,500 lines | Several contracts working together (a DEX, presale, staking or escrow), including who controls what, plus an audit-ready pack if you go on to a paid audit. | 1–2 weeks | $950 |
BlockDAG launch offer: the first three BlockDAG projects get any review at half price, in return for letting me publish the report.
A pre-audit review is not an independent audit and can't promise there are no bugs. It finds the common mistakes cheaply, so an audit, if you need one, costs less. Larger codebases are quoted per scope. Same payment terms as above. See a real example: the published review of Reef, Nodal, Handshake and $COOKED, with every finding, the on-chain checks, and the source and tests.
Six steps from first message to handover.
We agree what the project needs, which network it lives on, and what it must never do.
Deliverables, timeline and price in writing, signed off before work starts.
Contracts are tested against the chain's real contracts, including deliberate attempts to break them.
You deploy and fund from your own wallets with a step-by-step checklist. I check every value on-chain before anything is funded.
Source verified on the explorer and every address published on your site.
An admin guide, emergency pause steps, and the full source in your own GitHub repository.
What you can count on, and what I won't do.
I never hold private keys, seed phrases or project funds. Every deployment and transfer is signed from your wallets.
Your pages say what the token is, what it isn't, and the risks. No guaranteed returns and no hype copy.
You decide where your sale is allowed and who can take part. I can build in exclusions, but I don't give legal advice.
My testing is thorough, but it isn't an independent audit. For real money, get one.
Contracts are published and verified so anyone can check them.
Before you sign anything, you'll know exactly what each contract does and who controls it.
A short message is enough to start: what the project is, roughly when you want it live, and whether you need a sale.
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