Continuous Clearing Auctions Fair Price Discovery Built on Uniswap Market-Driven Launches Transparent Bidding No First-Block Chaos
Continuous Clearing Auctions Fair Price Discovery Built on Uniswap Market-Driven Launches Transparent Bidding No First-Block Chaos
Unimart✦

THE HUB FOR Fair token launches through
continuous clearing auctions

Built on Uniswap's Continuous Clearing Auction model.
Price discovery that works. No more first-block chaos.

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What is Unimart?

Unimart is a launchpad built specifically around Uniswap's Continuous Clearing Auction model.

It lets a project launch a token by selling supply gradually over time through an on-chain auction instead of a single fixed-price sale, so demand determines price as the auction progresses.

Buyers receive tokens at the prices where their bids actually clear — early participants can be filled cheaper, and later participants pay more as demand rises.

After the auction ends, the system can optionally migrate liquidity to Uniswap v4.

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The core idea is simple: Unimart is a market-driven way to launch tokens that replaces chaotic first-block trading with a controlled, transparent price discovery process.

vs Bonding Curves

Bonding curves create instant price impact — early buyers get cheap tokens, late buyers get rugged by sells. CCAs batch orders over time so everyone in a clearing window gets the same fair price.

vs Presales

Presales favor insiders and whitelists. No transparency on who got in or at what price. CCAs are fully on-chain, permissionless, and verifiable — your bid is your bid.

vs Fair Launches

"Fair" launches are a MEV battlefield. Bots frontrun, sandwich, and extract value from real users. CCAs eliminate first-block chaos by design — no advantage to speed.

vs Fixed Price Sales

Fixed prices are guesses. Set too low, you leave money on the table and create flippers. Set too high, you don't fill. CCAs let the market find the real price.

vs Dutch Auctions

Dutch auctions reward patience games and sniping. CCAs reward genuine demand — bid what you're willing to pay, get filled at market-clearing price or better.