Question 1

What is Mammoth Protocol?

Accepted Answer

Mammoth Protocol is a Solana-native, cycle-driven token issuance framework for founders and builders who need multi-stage token capital formation. It supports multi-round raises with bounded bonding curves and rights-based anti-dilution for existing holders.

Question 2

How is Mammoth different from pump.fun?

Accepted Answer

Pump.fun is designed for one-shot meme coin launches. Mammoth is designed for projects that need to raise capital more than once. Mammoth uses discrete bounded cycles, deterministic bonding curves, and rights-based anti-dilution to let projects raise in rounds while protecting existing holders.

Question 3

What is cycle-based rights issuance?

Accepted Answer

Cycle-based rights issuance is a token issuance framework where tokens are only issued through discrete, bounded minting cycles. Before each new cycle opens to the public, existing holders receive pro-rata rights to participate first — protecting their ownership percentage against dilution.

Question 4

Can I raise capital multiple times on Mammoth?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mammoth's architecture is built specifically for multi-round raises. Each cycle is a discrete, bounded raise with its own bonding curve and supply cap. Existing holders get rights before each new cycle opens to the public.

Question 5

What is rights-based anti-dilution?

Accepted Answer

Rights-based anti-dilution means existing token holders receive a pro-rata allocation in each new cycle before it opens to the public. If you hold 2% of supply, you have the right to purchase up to 2% of the new cycle's issuance at the starting price, before any new buyers can participate.

Question 6

Does Mammoth work for single-round token launches?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mammoth works equally well for single-cycle projects. You get bounded bonding curve pricing, on-chain treasury routing, and holder protection — all the structural benefits — even if you only need one raise.

Question 7

Is Mammoth only for meme coins?

Accepted Answer

No. Mammoth can support high-energy crypto launches, community-first tokens, and serious builder projects alike. The difference is structural: Mammoth is designed for projects that may need repeatable capital formation, bounded issuance cycles, and better holder treatment over time.

Question 8

What blockchain does Mammoth run on?

Accepted Answer

Mammoth runs on Solana. The protocol is currently deployed on Solana Devnet with mainnet launch pending.

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