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FourteenTokenDirect mint route

Buy is the primary contract entry: send TRX, mint 4TEEN by rule, lock each batch for 14 days, and route value across the system in one transaction.

The website should not present direct buy as a generic swap form. In the real product, the wallet prepares the amount with a selected signing wallet, shows the estimated mint result, explains the 14-day lock, previews the 90 / 7 / 3 TRX routing, and only then hands off to confirmation, resource checks, and signature.

Direct Price

1.15 TRX

Current primary-contract price per 4TEEN from the public snapshot layer. 4 мая 2026 г., 06:43:17 UTC

Lock Rule

14D

Every direct purchase creates its own fixed lock entry.

TRX Split

90 / 7 / 3

Liquidity, controller, and airdrop rails are routed atomically.

Execution

Wallet-side

The real purchase flow runs from a signing wallet inside the mobile app.

Execution Route

What the wallet is actually doing when you buy

Selected wallet

Direct buy needs a signing wallet

The wallet excludes watch-only identities from direct buy execution. The route is built around the selected signing wallet because the final action is a real contract call, not a website quote toy.

Prepare

TRX amount first, signature later

The app lets the user enter TRX first and computes the estimated 4TEEN output before anything is signed. That keeps the buy surface readable and stops it from behaving like a blind transaction prompt.

Confirm

The transaction is built before approval

Continue opens the confirmation step. That is where the wallet prepares the real contract call, checks resources, shows the expected result, and only then asks for passcode or biometrics.

Latest Purchases

Recent confirmed direct buys from the live contract feed

These rows come from the latest confirmed BuyTokens events on FourteenToken. They show real contract activity, not mock volume.

Value Routing

TRX is split by hard rule inside the purchase transaction

90%

Liquidity rail

The largest share is forwarded to the configured liquidity pool path so protocol-side liquidity logic can continue to operate from actual purchase flow.

7%

Controller / owner rail

A smaller share is forwarded to the owner layer, which in the current system is FourteenController. That is where protocol accounting, buyer binding, verified-purchase recording, and ambassador reward logic are anchored.

3%

Airdrop rail

The final share is routed to the airdrop address, which is how the direct-buy route contributes to the public wave-based distribution system.

The contract forwards these rails atomically. It is not a later accounting guess and not a website-side explanation layer.

Why Buy != Swap

These are different product routes with different consequences

Buy

Primary mint route

Direct buy calls buyTokens(), mints new 4TEEN by contract rule, creates a fresh 14-day lock batch, and routes TRX into liquidity, controller, and airdrop rails.

Swap

Secondary market route

Swap is market-side trading against available liquidity. It does not mint new 4TEEN, does not create the same direct-buy lock batch, and depends on DEX-side quote conditions.

Meaning

Same asset, different system entry

If a user wants protocol-native issuance and visible routing, direct buy is the route. If they want market-side execution later, swap is the route.

Signing Wallet Required

Execution belongs to the wallet that can sign

The website can explain the route, but the purchase itself belongs to a signing wallet inside the mobile app. Watch-only identity is useful for reading state, not for executing buyTokens().

  • Watch-only wallets can inspect balances and routes, but cannot execute direct buy.
  • The app selects from signing wallets only when entering the live buy route.
  • TRX balance and network resources are evaluated against the selected signing wallet, not against a generic user profile.

Verification

Where the mechanics come from

This page is based on the deployed FourteenToken contract, the current controller ownership model, the wallet direct-buy implementation, and the wallet unlock timeline route. It is meant to explain real mechanics, not invent a friendlier alternate version.

FourteenTokenFourteenControllerContracts repositoryWallet repository

Next Step

Use the wallet when you are ready for the real direct-buy flow

The public site explains the route. The actual direct purchase flow, confirmation step, and unlock follow-up live inside the mobile wallet.

Open Mobile App RouteOpen Unlock Timeline