FourteenTokenContract-native buy route

Buy 4TEEN Straight From the Contract

Mint a fresh 4TEEN batch, lock it for 14 days, watch confirmed buys hit the feed, then decide what to do when the unlock timer ends.

This is not a generic swap form pretending to be DeFi. This is the protocol-native entry route.

You enter TRX, the contract calculates how much 4TEEN will be minted, the transaction creates a separate 14-day lock for that batch, and the incoming TRX is routed by contract rule: 90% to liquidity, 7% to the controller, and 3% to the airdrop side.

The website shows the map. The wallet executes the transaction.

Contract Entry. Real Lock.
Mint First. Unlock Later.
Buy On-Chain. Track Everything.
Your Batch. Your Timer.
No Fake Volume. Just Events.

Direct Price

1.32 TRX

Current contract-side entry price per 4TEEN from the public snapshot layer. The wallet refreshes the live value before execution.

Lock Rule

14 Days

Every direct buy creates its own locked batch. The timer belongs to that purchase, not to your whole wallet.

TRX Routing

90 / 7 / 3

Incoming TRX is routed inside the buy transaction: liquidity side, controller side, and airdrop side.

Execution

Wallet + Resources

The real buy flow runs from a signing wallet. TRX balance, Energy, Bandwidth, and transaction readiness are checked before the final signature.

Install / Open Wallet View Latest Buys

A signing wallet is required. Watch-only mode can read the system, but it cannot send the buy transaction. Humanity discovered signatures, and now we all must respect them.

Direct Price

1.32 TRX

Current contract-side entry price per 4TEEN from the public snapshot layer. The wallet refreshes the live value before execution.

Lock Rule

14 Days

Every direct buy creates its own locked batch. The timer belongs to that purchase, not to your whole wallet.

TRX Routing

90 / 7 / 3

Incoming TRX is routed inside the buy transaction: liquidity side, controller side, and airdrop side.

Execution

Wallet + Resources

The real buy flow runs from a signing wallet. TRX balance, Energy, Bandwidth, and transaction readiness are checked before the final signature.

How the Cycle Works

The Buy Page Should Explain the Whole Route

A direct buy is not just “send TRX, receive token”. The module walks the user through the actual on-chain cycle: contract entry, mint, lock, liquidity routing, and the decision point after unlock.

Step 1

Enter Through the Contract

This is the primary protocol route, not the secondary market.

Direct buy sends the `buyTokens()` command from a signing wallet. The contract receives TRX, calculates the 4TEEN amount, and starts the mint flow for that exact transaction.

No pool hunting. No route roulette. No pretending that a swap and a mint are the same thing because apparently words still matter.

Step 2

Mint a Fresh Batch

The contract creates new 4TEEN for the buyer.

The 4TEEN amount is minted during the buy transaction. That minted batch is tied to the buyer wallet and immediately enters the lock logic.

This is why direct buy is different from swap. Swap trades existing liquidity. Direct buy creates a new locked batch through the token contract.

Step 3

Lock for 14 Days

Every buy gets its own unlock timer.

The purchased batch is locked for 14 days. If the same wallet buys again later, that second buy creates a separate locked batch with its own timer.

The wallet shows the unlock timeline so the user can see exactly when each batch becomes movable.

Step 4

Feed the Liquidity Side

New buys keep pushing fresh TRX into the system.

Each direct buy routes 90% of incoming TRX to the liquidity side. That value does not just sit in a marketing screenshot. It enters the protocol liquidity flow and is processed through the daily liquidity execution logic.

This is the part users need to understand: later buys keep feeding the system while earlier buyers wait through their lock.

Step 5

Reach the Unlock Point

After unlock, the user chooses the next route.

When the lock expires, the batch becomes available. The holder can keep holding the position or move to the market route and swap through available liquidity.

No forced exit. No magic button. Just an unlock point and a market decision, because DeFi is already dramatic enough without inventing more nonsense.

Routing

Where the TRX Goes

90%

To Liquidity

The largest share moves into the liquidity side of the system. This is the core flow that supports the market route after users reach unlock.

Open Liquidity Page

To the Controller

A smaller share goes to FourteenController. This is the control and accounting layer connected to token administration, purchase tracking, ambassador logic, and reward settlement.

Open Ambassadors Page

To the Airdrop Side

The final share goes to the airdrop side, so the same direct-buy flow also keeps feeding public distribution and ecosystem growth.

Open Airdrop Page

The split happens inside the buy transaction itself. It is not a later spreadsheet exercise, not a “trust us bro” allocation, and not a manual promise written in a Telegram chat at 3 AM.

Buy Is Not the Same as Swap

Direct Buy Is the Entry Route. Swap Is the Market Route.

Both routes matter, but they do different jobs. Users need to know which machine they are touching before they start pressing buttons like civilization was a mistake.

Buy

Direct contract entry

Direct buy sends the contract buy command, mints a fresh batch of 4TEEN by contract rule, creates a new 14-day lock for that batch, and routes incoming TRX into liquidity, controller, and airdrop flows.

Swap

Secondary-market route

Swap trades against available liquidity on the market. It does not mint a new batch, does not create the direct-buy lock, and depends on route quality, price impact, slippage, and DEX conditions at that moment.

Meaning

Enter here, decide later

Direct buy is the entry flow. Unlock is the waiting period. Swap is the market route after the user has movable tokens.

The clean path is simple: buy through the contract, track the lock, watch the feed, then choose the next move after unlock.

Live Buy Feed

Confirmed Buys Already Hit the Contract

These rows come from confirmed `BuyTokens` events on FourteenToken. Real wallets, real transactions, real on-chain proof. Not fake volume, not a decorative table, not another dashboard hallucination wearing a dark theme.

The feed is here for one reason: proof. Users should see that the buy module is not theoretical. Purchases have happened, the contract emitted events, and the wallet can take the next buyer through the same route.

Execution Layer

The Website Explains the Route. The Wallet Executes the Buy.

The public site can explain the contract route, but the real purchase happens from a signing wallet inside the app. Watch-only mode is useful for reading balances, checking routes, and inspecting the system. It cannot sign the direct-buy transaction.

To buy, the user needs a wallet that can sign on TRON.

Watch-only wallets can inspect balances, routes, unlock states, and public contract data.
Only a signing wallet can enter the live direct-buy route.
TRX balance, Energy, Bandwidth, and transaction readiness are checked before signature.
The wallet shows the expected 4TEEN amount and lock behavior before the user signs.

Install the Wallet and Run the Real Buy Flow

The site gives you the map. The wallet gives you execution: direct buy, resource check, Energy fallback, live contract price, purchase confirmation, and unlock tracking after the transaction.

Source Check

The Claims Above Are Tied Back to Contracts and Code

This page is grounded in the deployed FourteenToken contract, the controller architecture, the wallet direct-buy module, and the unlock route that follows after purchase.

The goal is simple: explain the actual mechanics clearly enough that a new user understands what happens before signing. Revolutionary concept, apparently.

FourteenToken FourteenController Contracts repository Wallet repository

Next Step

Open the Wallet When You Are Ready for the Real Buy Flow

The public site can explain the route. The real purchase, resource check, Energy fallback, live price read, transaction signature, and unlock follow-up all live inside the mobile wallet.

Install the wallet, connect a signing account, enter TRX, review the minted 4TEEN amount, confirm the 14-day lock, and sign only when the transaction details are clear.

Install / Open Wallet App Open Unlock Timeline