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About CoraAiVault

Built to fix
a broken
system.

Every week, crypto investors lose money to projects that promised to lock their tokens and didn't. CoraAiVault makes those promises unnecessary — the contract does it instead.

The story

Why we built this.

The problem with DeFi isn't the technology. The technology works. The problem is that nothing forces projects to follow through on their commitments. A team can say their tokens are locked. There's nothing stopping them from saying it and lying.

CoraAiVault started with a simple question: what if the lock itself was the proof? Not a screenshot. Not a promise. An actual smart contract holding the tokens, on a public blockchain, where anyone can verify it in ten seconds.

We built the simplest version of that first. Token locking. LP locking. A public explorer. Then we added the scanner, the vesting engine, the certificates. Each feature answers a real question investors ask before they buy into a project.

We're not trying to be everything in DeFi. We're trying to be the trust layer — the thing every project uses to prove they're serious, and every investor checks to know they're safe.

$0
Rugged through CoraAi
No locked funds have ever been accessed by anyone other than the original locker. The contract enforces this permanently.
0
Admin keys to user funds
The contract owner address can collect platform fees. That's all. Locked tokens are completely outside our reach.
BSC
Live mainnet
Deployed and operational on BNB Smart Chain Mainnet. Real tokens. Real BNB. Real blockchain records.
5B
$CORA total supply
Fixed supply. No minting after deployment. Deflationary mechanisms reduce circulating supply over time.
What we stand for

Three things we
won't compromise on.

01
The code is the contract.
We don't ask anyone to trust our word. The smart contract enforces every lock. It doesn't care who we are, what we say, or whether we're even still around. The code runs the same way forever.
02
Transparency over marketing.
Everything on CoraAiVault is public. Every lock. Every unlock date. Every transaction. We don't have private records or internal databases. If it happened, it's on the blockchain where anyone can see it.
03
User funds are untouchable.
We built the platform so that even if we wanted to access locked tokens, we couldn't. This isn't a policy. It's how the contract is written. No upgrade function. No emergency withdrawal. No backdoor.
How we're different

Other lockers lock tokens.
We go further.

The basic version of a token locker isn't hard to build. Hold tokens until a date. CoraAiVault does that too. But we also built everything investors actually want to know before they put money in.

The scanner checks a contract before you lock it. Mint functions, blacklists, honeypot patterns — flagged automatically. No other locker does this.

The explorer lets any investor search any wallet and see all locks instantly. Investors don't need to ask projects — they can just check.

Vesting schedules let projects prove they're releasing tokens in tranches, not all at once. Each tranche is a separate on-chain lock. No spreadsheets. No promises.

The goal isn't to be the biggest locker. It's to be the one serious projects choose because it's the most credible.

Tech stack

What it runs on.

⛓️
BNB Smart Chain
All locks are on-chain. Permanent. Public. Verifiable.
Live
📜
Solidity Smart Contracts
Written to OpenZeppelin standards. Re-entrancy protected.
Deployed
🔐
Ethers.js v6
Wallet connection, transaction signing, contract interaction.
v6.7
🤖
Contract Scanner
On-chain code analysis with real BSC RPC reads.
Beta
🌐
Vercel
Frontend hosted globally. Auto-deploys from GitHub.
Live
Where we're going

Five phases.
Already on phase two.

Phase 1 is done. The locker is live. People are using it. Phase 2 is the token launch and growth phase — getting $CORA out, getting verified on CoinGecko, and reaching the first 100 projects locked.

Phase 01 · Complete
Foundation
Smart contract deployed on BSC Mainnet. Token locking, liquidity locking, vesting, scanner, explorer, and certificates — all live.
Phase 02 · In Progress
Token & Growth
$CORA token deployment. PancakeSwap listing. CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap listings. Smart contract audit. First 100 projects locked milestone.
Phase 03 · Q3 2025
Multi-Chain
Ethereum, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum deployments. $CORA staking. Governance voting. Advanced analytics dashboard.
Phase 04 · Q4 2025
Full AI Layer
Real-time contract monitoring. Predictive risk scoring. Wallet behavior analysis. Automated community alerts. Mobile app.
Phase 05 · 2026
DeFi Infrastructure
Solana. Institutional vaults. DAO management tools. Full decentralized governance. Tier-1 CEX listing. 100,000 locks milestone.
Common questions

Things people ask us.

Can you access my locked tokens?+
No. The smart contract is written so that only the original locker can withdraw tokens — and only after the unlock date passes. The contract owner address can collect platform fees. That is the full extent of our access. We cannot move, modify, or access locked tokens under any circumstances.
What happens if CoraAiVault shuts down?+
Nothing changes for your lock. The smart contract lives on the BNB blockchain permanently. It does not depend on our servers, our website, or our team being active. When your unlock date arrives, you can interact with the contract directly through BSCScan and withdraw your tokens — no frontend required.
Do tokens release automatically on the unlock date?+
No — and this is how all lockers work. Blockchains are passive. The unlock date is enforced (nobody can withdraw early) but the actual withdrawal requires you to press the withdraw button. Think of it like a timed safe: it won't open before the date, but you still need to open it when the date arrives.
What does the 0.001 BNB fee cover?+
Platform maintenance, development, and the team. It is a flat fee per lock — not a percentage of the amount you lock. You pay the same fee whether you're locking 100 tokens or 100 million. The fee goes to the contract owner address, which is the CoraAiVault team wallet.
Is the smart contract audited?+
A professional audit is scheduled for Phase 2. The contract is written to OpenZeppelin standards and follows security best practices including re-entrancy protection and the checks-effects-interactions pattern. The contract code is public on BSCScan for anyone to review.
Which tokens can I lock?+
Any BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain. This includes standard tokens, LP tokens from PancakeSwap, and any token that follows the BEP-20 standard. The contract does not whitelist or blacklist specific tokens — if it's BEP-20, it works.
What is $CORA used for?+
$CORA is the platform utility token. It provides fee discounts on locks, governance voting rights, access to premium AI scanning features, staking rewards from platform revenue, and priority listing in the verified project directory. 30% of platform revenue is used to buy back and burn $CORA from the open market.

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