Abstract
White Lab is a compliance-oriented token launch operating system on Base. It unifies gated IDO sales, vesting, staking, a weighted governance lock vault, treasury controls, and timelock governance. Max supply is fixed at 1 billion WLAB with documented emissions and transparent on-chain operations. Code is unaudited; mainnet deployment is gated on external security review.
Problem & Opportunity
Token launches remain fragmented and trust-deficient. White Lab standardizes the launch path: configure the sale, lock supply promises, route governance through timelock, then publish only when validation and review gates are satisfied.
Architecture
- WLABToken — ERC-20 + Votes + Permit + compliance controls
- WLABTokenSale — Seed / Private / Public phases, refunds, claims
- WLABVesting — Cliff + linear release, revocable schedules
- WLABStaking — Tiered locks (30–365d), funded finite reward programs
- WLABGovernor + Timelock — 48h+ execution delay, 4% quorum
- WLABLockVault — Weighted governance lock vault (fixed power, no decay) with gauge voting
- WLABTreasuryUUPS — Upgradeable treasury behind production-named proxy
Launch Path
- Configure sale mechanics — phases, prices, caps, allowlists, claim paths, and refunds.
- Lock supply obligations — vesting schedules, staking programs, and unclaimed buyer entitlements.
- Route authority — Governor, Timelock, treasury roles, and multisig handover.
- Publish with restraint — testnet first, audit pending visible, mainnet blocked until review.
Token Utility
Launch fees, staking rewards, governance, liquidity incentives, and programmatic buyback-and-burn from protocol revenue where implemented.
Tokenomics
Max supply: 1,000,000,000 WLAB (fixed cap).
TGE circulating: ~88.5M WLAB (~8.85%) from documented unlock buckets.
Staking emissions: 180M WLAB over 60 months (3M/month from pre-allocated pool).
Governance
Proposal threshold 100,000 WLAB delegated. Voting period configured for Base block times. Critical operations route through Timelock. Production deploys enforce multisig handover before the deploy script exits.
Security
Reentrancy guards, SafeERC20 on value transfers, disabled OFT stub by default, 192 regression tests, 95.43% branch coverage, adversarial branch coverage on core contracts, and Slither in CI. External audit is required before mainnet capital deployment.
Risks
- Smart contract vulnerabilities (mitigated via audit + bug bounty)
- Admin key compromise (mitigated via multisig + timelock)
- Token concentration affecting early governance
- Regulatory uncertainty for token sales in your jurisdiction