CryptoFunders Token CFT

CryptoFunders Token (CFT) is the native ERC-20 utility token of CryptoFunders, a Web3 crowdfunding platform built on Base (Ethereum Layer 2). The platform enables creators, NGOs, companies, and communities to raise funds via both cryptocurrency and bank card payments, within a compliance-grade infrastructure. CFT powers the CryptoFunders ecosystem across four primary functions: staking rewards (with flexible, 30-day, 90-day, and 180-day lock-up tiers and corresponding multipliers), access to premium platform features such as enhanced campaign visibility and advanced analytics, future governance participation allowing holders to vote on platform decisions, and ecosystem incentives including ambassador programs and partner rewards. The platform integrates a payment engine supporting crypto and card transactions, a trust engine encompassing KYC/AML verification and fraud detection, and an engagement engine delivering NFT rewards, collectible badges, and a marketplace for campaign-linked digital assets. CryptoFunders addresses a gap in the crowdfunding landscape by combining Web3-native payment infrastructure with the compliance standards typically found in fintech platforms. Unlike existing donation platforms, CryptoFunders natively supports multi-chain cryptocurrency payments alongside traditional card payments within a single unified checkout flow. The platform integrates on-chain transparency with off-chain compliance mechanisms — including KYC/AML verification, fraud detection, audit logs, and dispute management — features rarely found together in Web3 fundraising tools. CFT includes an automatic burn mechanism: 10% of every staking reward pool deposit is permanently burned, creating progressive supply reduction. Combined with a fixed maximum supply of 500 million tokens and on-chain enforced vesting schedules for team and partner allocations, CFT is designed to prevent insider dumping while incentivizing long-term participation. The platform also features an anti-whale protection mechanism limiting any single wallet to a maximum of 1% of total supply, and an emergency pause capability for security incidents — both enforced at the smart contract level. CryptoFunders was conceived and developed by Steven Maitre, Founder and CEO of Maestro Computer Group (MCC), a technology holding company based in France (Occitanie). The project was incubated under MCC as a Web3 infrastructure initiative. The complete technology stack was built independently, including four Solidity smart contracts (CFTToken, CFTPresale, CFTVesting, CFTStaking), a Go backend API with REST and WebSocket endpoints, and a Next.js frontend. The codebase includes 75+ automated tests across Hardhat (Solidity) and Go integration test suites. CFT was deployed on Base Mainnet (contract address: 0xEf0DA7CCBd736795BFD93f5C53dC286af7492aeB). A community Discord server was established at discord.gg/myrv97jk with structured onboarding, moderation bots, and community roles. The project is connected to the TrueSwapMarket ecosystem. The presale is structured in three sequential phases with a total hard cap of $1,525,000.