Welcome to Venuo
Private allocation for scheduled token sales on Solana.
Venuo separates contribution from token delivery. Participants contribute during a sale window, then claim their allocation to a fresh destination after the sale closes.
A zero-knowledge membership proof confirms that the claim comes from the finalized sale set without publishing which contribution commitment is being redeemed.
Core properties
| Property | What it means |
|---|---|
| Scheduled sale | Contribution and claim happen in separate phases |
| Fixed rules | Sale terms and token allocation are defined before participation |
| Private allocation | The claim does not name the contribution commitment it spends |
| One-time claim | A nullifier prevents the same entitlement from being used twice |
| Fresh destination | The allocation can be delivered to a wallet different from the funding wallet |
What Venuo hides
Venuo protects the direct contribution-to-claim mapping. It does not hide the contribution transaction, claim destination, amounts, timing, or network metadata. Read privacy model & risks before participating.
$VENUO token economics
Venuo's privacy protocol and the $VENUO token are separate. The protocol is a pre-product design; the token funds its development.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Launch | 15 September 2026 |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Bonding curve | 76% |
| Migration reserve | 19% |
| Creator allocation | 5% · Monthly vesting, 6 months, no cliff |
| Trading fee | 1% · split evenly, creator / Jupiter |
Full allocation detail, launch mechanics, verification checklist, and risks live on the tokenomics page. Nothing here or there guarantees price, liquidity, or returns.
Explore the protocol
Start with What is Venuo, follow the mechanism, or review the participant and creator flow.
Venuo is not a private DEX or bonding curve. It is a primary-sale allocation layer designed around a contribution phase and a later claim.