The threshold for issuing tokens is lower now, but there are still few projects that can 'issue steadily and last long.'

Many project teams get stuck at the first step:

✅ The token is issued, but how to lock the team’s tokens?

✅ They say they will lock them, but how does the community check?

✅ How is the unlocking arranged? No one believes just words.

The community is no longer swayed by vague promises; statements like 'we plan to lock for six months' have been heard too often and are dismissed as empty talk. What is needed is verifiable on-chain data, transparent rules, and not just lip service.

Four.Meme is now partnering with TokenTable + ETHSign to provide project teams with a true combination of 'compliant token issuance and transparent launch':

👉 Step One: Directly mint tokens on Four.Meme.

No need to find third parties, no need to write code, anyone can issue tokens with one click, saving time and avoiding parameter errors.

👉 Step Two: Lock team tokens using TokenTable smart contracts.

It’s not just a promise to lock; instead, it’s a real on-chain contract that cannot be tampered with, and the community can check it anytime.

👉 Step Three: Publish the unlocking schedule through ETHSign.

Clearly state when to unlock, how to unlock, and for whom to unlock, with a schedule verified on-chain, leaving no room for ambiguity.

With this approach, whether you are a new project looking to attract early users or an old project seeking a revival, the community can confidently support you. Because the rules are clear, there is a trace on-chain, and trust is visible, not just empty slogans.

We have seen too many projects stumble at the token issuance step, resulting in a crash within three days and being ridiculed for 'harvesting' users again.

In fact, many did not intend to 'harvest,' but the process was too chaotic and the transparency too low, which made users feel unsafe.

Now, the entire stack from Four.Meme aims to fill this gap.

In simple terms, project teams can complete the entire process with one click, and the community can see everything clearly.

If you don’t want your project to fail on the day of token issuance, start with Four.Meme, using on-chain processes to embed trust into the code.