Harbor Note
HBR
Harbor Note is an illustrative example, not a live token. Its creator share started unlocking after a six-month cliff and, on the schedule preview, sits halfway through a 24-month line.
Allocation
These four buckets are the stated split. They sum to 100% of supply. The creator bucket is the only one placed on the unlock clock. The other labels are claims. Community, liquidity, and ecosystem tokens are not checked on a chain.
Stated supply split, summing to 100%.
- Creator15%
The share placed on the public unlock schedule.
- Community55%
A stated share outside the creator schedule. Not verified on a chain.
- Liquidity20%
A stated liquidity share. No pool is confirmed.
- Ecosystem10%
A stated reserve. Vowmint does not hold it.
Unlock timeline
Nothing unlocks before the start or during the cliff. At the cliff instant, the linear amount from the start unlocks at once. The rest of the creator allocation unlocks in a straight line until the end.
- Start
- 13 Nov 2025
- Cliff
- 6 months · 12 May 2026
- End
- 24 months · 3 Nov 2027
A month here is 30 days, so these boundaries stay exact. Schedule preview time is 8 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC.
8 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC
The slider moves by the hour. The buttons hit exact boundaries.
Phase
Unlocking on the schedule
Creator allocation unlocked
50%
Still locked, of that allocation
50%
Unlocked, as supply
7.5%
Still locked, as supply
7.5%
Creator allocation
15%
At 8 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC, Unlocking on the schedule. 50% of the creator allocation is unlocked, equal to 7.5% of supply.
Disclosed wallets
These addresses are written into the example. They are not verified owners, and they are not a complete holder list.
Creator
ExHbrCrtrdGKYhcmas4qU5SPEwnXcwtXr9W3pBS5
Treasury
ExHbrTrsypTnm6bzHLsLDUuiFUq8FkK2jYMxBgwA
Illustrative transfer
Illustrative transfer from the disclosed Creator wallet. At this scripted moment the schedule had unlocked 33.33% of the creator allocation (4.99% of supply). This row is not a chain event, not a detected sale, and it has no amount, price, or counterparty.
A future indexer could raise a notice like this when tokens leave a published wallet. That notice would still not prove intent, and it would still miss every wallet the team never disclosed.
What the record can and cannot say
Vowmint does not claim a launch is safe, finished, or worth anything. These three limits stay visible on every example and every draft.
A disclosed wallet is not every wallet
A disclosed wallet is an address someone chose to publish. This product can list it. It cannot tell whether that person controls other addresses. After tokens unlock, they can move to wallets that were never named. Those undisclosed wallets are invisible here. Watching the disclosed list is not the same as knowing where a supply sits.
A schedule is not an audit
The timeline is a published plan plus arithmetic. It does not prove that a contract holds the tokens, that deployed code matches the plan, or that anyone reviewed the code. An audit would be a separate document from a named reviewer. Vowmint has no audits, and it does not compute a safety score.
A schedule preview is not enforcement
On a network, a lock holds only if a reviewed program refuses transfers beyond the unlocked amount. An illustrative transfer is not a detected sale. Enforcement needs audited contracts and an indexer before anyone should treat it as protection for real money. The schedule on these pages is calculated in the browser.
Nothing on this desk is a promise of profit, a prediction of price, or an offer to sell a token.