Question 1

What is Heaven?

Accepted Answer

Heaven is a Solana-based platform that combines a token launchpad with a purpose-built automated market maker. The launchpad standardises how new tokens are created, funded and listed, then routes them directly into Heaven’s own DEX. The DEX is a closed container that only trades tokens deployed through the launchpad, which lets the platform enforce consistent parameters such as pool configuration, fees and anti-MEV protections. This design aims to remove the guesswork of ad hoc launches and to couple initial issuance with immediate, rule-based liquidity and trading.

Heaven integrates creator tooling, analytics and a routing layer so that launches, listings and subsequent trading all occur under one set of contracts. The AMM is tuned for newborn tokens, and the platform exposes a dashboard for monitoring fees, volumes and token lifecycle once live.

Question 2

What is LIGHT?

Accepted Answer

LIGHT is Heaven’s native token and the sole beneficiary of the platform’s revenue loop. One hundred percent of protocol revenue is used programmatically to buy LIGHT on the open market and burn it in real time. This mechanism, referred to in the docs as the god flywheel, ties every swap fee, listing fee and launchpad action to immediate buy pressure and permanent removal of tokens. The same flywheel concept can be enabled by creators for their own tokens using a dedicated flywheel address that receives revenue and burns their asset automatically.

LIGHT was introduced through Heaven’s Genesis ICO and lives natively on Solana. The token is embedded into the platform’s core flows. When users trade on Heaven’s DEX or projects launch through the platform, fees accrue to the LIGHT flywheel. Burns occur without manual intervention, and the contracts expose observable events for transparency. LIGHT is not positioned as a governance coin. Its role is to bind platform usage to a deterministic sink that is executed by code rather than human discretion.

Question 3

# Technical architecture and controls

Accepted Answer

Heaven’s AMM and launchpad share a common control plane. New tokens pass through an allowlist of parameters set by the launch contracts, then instantiate their pools on the DEX with predefined curves and fee tiers. To protect the newborn phase, the DEX applies a short, linearly decaying anti-MEV tax that penalises snipers and sandwich attempts in the first seconds after launch. Because every tradable asset on Heaven originates from the launchpad, these protections apply consistently.

The flywheel runs as a contract module that receives protocol revenue and performs market buys against LIGHT liquidity, followed by automatic burns. For creator tokens that opt in, the platform provisions a creator-specific flywheel address that consumes their revenue and executes the same buy-and-burn flow for that asset. All flows are designed to be observable on chain so participants can audit how much revenue was routed and how many tokens were destroyed.