Getting started
Start here
The minimum context you need before using or running D17.
D17 has two user-facing surfaces:
- the participant terminal, which displays launches and lets a connected wallet call launch and locker actions; and
- the deploy page, which builds one immutable
createLaunchtransaction and asks the wallet to sign it.
It also has two interchangeable read arrangements:
- direct RPC, where the browser reads the chain itself; and
- optional API, where a small self-hosted indexer reads any compatible Ethereum RPC and serves snapshots plus realtime notifications.
Neither arrangement moves funds. Reads come from public chain data; writes are wallet-signed contract calls.
Recommended first run
Use Sepolia, direct RPC mode, and a throwaway test wallet. Read the five-minute start, open one existing launch, inspect its rules, and only then test a small commit/refund lifecycle.
No account required
There is no D17 user account, API login, hosted balance, or deposit address. A participant is represented by a wallet-owned locker contract.