> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.heroboost.me/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Read a boost > On the boost page, read who it is for, the status, raised funds, the launch condition, rounds, and what you can do. Open a boost from [Explore boosts](https://heroboost.me/explore/boosts). The page is the public record of the rules from [Create a boost](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/create.md) and of each round after that. The star at the top bookmarks this boost, or removes the bookmark. ## Sections Five sections sit under the title. The short line under **Boost** changes with the section you open. | Section | What it is for | | - | - | | **Overview** | Funding progress, who created it and who receives it, and wallet actions. Amounts come from the blockchain. | | **Contributions** | Confirmed amounts people have given. | | **Token & vesting** | How tokens unlock, and **Claim tokens** after launch. | | **Activity** | Round history and what is happening on chain now. | | **Cause** | The goal and category for each round, when someone added one. | Start on **Overview**. The rest of this page follows that screen from top to bottom, then the other sections. ## Who it is for The top card starts with the boost number. * While Round 1 is still raising, the line is **Round 1 · Funding open** (or **Round 1 · Funding ended** when the window has closed). * After a token boost launches, the line is **Round 1 · Genesis Story**. Genesis here means Round 1, the first round. * After **Conditional tips (no token)** launch, the line is **Launch complete**. The headline is **Boost for** the recipient’s X handle. Under that, **Gift** shows the amount and the asset people give (USDC, another token, or B20 equity — tokenized equity on the allowed list). The same line names the network: **Base mainnet**, or **Arc testnet**. A token boost then shows the token name and symbol. Conditional tips (no token) show **Recipient** instead. That path sends the raised funds to the recipient. At launch, a temporary receipt is minted and then burned. It is not a token people hold or trade, and this boost does not open a later token round. ## Status While Round 1 is raising normally, the card does not add a status banner. Other states do: * **Funding** — people can still contribute. * **Paused** — **Creator paused contributions**. Contributing stays closed until they resume. * **Invite pending** — **Waiting for recipient to claim**. * **Launched** — the boost is live. For conditional tips, the line says the raised funds were released to the recipient. If you are the recipient, it says the funds were sent to your wallet. If you started the boost, it says the recipient launched and received the funds. * **Ready to launch**, **Failed**, **Cancelled**, **Refunded**, or **Draft** — the page uses that word when the boost is in that state. A green banner can also say **Launch complete** or **Launch complete — funds received** after conditional tips launch. Escrow is empty. The receipt was burned. This boost does not open another token round. If our records are still catching up, a notice says amounts below are from the blockchain. If you were invited and the wallet in this browser is not the wallet tied to the boost, the page says so and shows a masked form of both wallets. If your contribution was returned in the same transaction, the page says it is already back in your wallet and no claim is needed. ## Raised funds While Round 1 is open, the card shows how much is **raised**, the **Min**, and either a **Funding cap** or **∞**. The infinity mark means there is no maximum total — only the minimum launch amount applies. A bar shows progress toward the goal. After a token boost has launched and a later round is in progress, the card shortens Round 1 to one line: **Round 1 (Genesis) complete**, with the amount raised, plus **View genesis funding & token details**. When a later round is raising, the same card can show how much of that round’s target is in, and a jump to the round section below. ## Launch condition A round uses one outcome, not both. [Polymarket](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/outcome-gates/polymarket.md) uses a market that already exists. You do not write that question. [IMD Oracle](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/outcome-gates/imd-oracle-question.md) is the question you wrote, yes or no. USDC, B20 equity, and another token can all use either choice. [How outcome gates work](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/outcome-gates/overview.md) is the shared rule. The card is titled **Launch condition**. **Polymarket** shows the market question, **Your chosen outcome** (Yes or No), and **Resolves by**. While the market is open, launch waits. You can open **View market on Polymarket**. * When it resolves the side you chose, the page can show **PASS** and say launch can proceed. * When it resolves the other way, the page can show **FAIL**. Launch stays blocked. * If the market has closed but the result is not on chain yet, the page says it is waiting for confirmation. When the result is ready, a signed-in person can use **Request platform attestation (\$5)**. That fee comes from your billing balance. * Further down, **More about this condition** repeats the same market as **Launch condition: Prediction market**, including **Success means this side wins**. **IMD Oracle** shows the question you wrote, **Needed answer** (Yes or No), and **Resolve by**. * **Waiting for the oracle result** — not answered yet. * **Launch condition met** or **Launch condition not met** — the answer matched, or it did not. * **PASS** or **FAILED** — the same match, once the page already knows it. * If the question text is still loading, the page says the oracle question details are syncing. The creator can use **Sync oracle request link**. * When the oracle has reported an answer, anyone can **Attest on-chain** and pay the network fee. * Further down, the same block is titled **Oracle launch condition**. If this round has no outside result, you will not see one of those cards. **More about this condition** can say **No prediction market linked** or **No oracle launch condition**. Funding and the launch code still apply as you set them. ## What must happen While Round 1 is still raising, **What must happen** lists: * **Funding deadline**, when one is set. * **Minimum goal**, and either the funding cap or **∞**. * What launch still needs. With a Polymarket link, that is the funding goal, the launch code, and the market resolving the side you chose. Without that link, it is the funding goal and the launch code from the creator. **Creator** and **Recipient** sit under that, with **Created** and the date. ## Cause If someone added a cause, a short line of the title and goal appears under the top card, with **View cause**. The **Cause** section is the full story. Empty boosts say **No cause added for this boost yet**. ## This round at a glance After a token boost has launched, **Overview** can show the current round **at a glance**: how much of max supply this round mints, the max mint, what is circulating after mint, and what was burned. Conditional tips (no token) do not show this block. There is no token supply to split. ## What you can do **What you can do** names your place on this boost: * **You started this boost** * **You were invited to this boost** * **You can back this boost** * **Connect a wallet to see actions available to you** On a phone, after you scroll past the top card, a bar keeps the status (**Funding**, **Paused**, or **Invite pending**) and the main action. **Back this boost** is the contribute box. Enter an **Amount** in the gift asset and confirm **Contribute** in your wallet. On a token boost, tokens are shared in proportion to what people gave when the boost launches. During early access, that amount field says each fundraising round is capped at **\$1,000 USD**. That dollar figure is a USD equivalent only when the token has a price feed (a live USD price HeroBoost can read). Round 1, Round 2, and later rounds use this same cap. The amounts do not combine, and unused room does not carry over. You may instead see: * The creator paused the boost. Contributing opens again after they resume. * The funding deadline has passed. * The prediction-market time has passed, so new contributions are closed. * **Genesis funding is complete.** To back a later round, open **Activity & rounds** and use that round’s fundraise section. * A solo gift: **Your gift is in escrow**. You already locked it. You do not contribute again. The recipient accepts and launches when they are ready. **Accept and launch** is for the recipient when the goal is met. Enter the launch code the creator shared, then confirm in your wallet. A token boost deploys the token in that same step. Conditional tips (no token) send the raised funds to your wallet and do not create a tradable token. If you were invited on X and are not on HeroBoost yet, the same step is **Claim and launch**. You may need to sign in, open your profile, or **Upgrade to Hero** before that button works. **Finish launch** appears if the boost was accepted but not launched yet. **Launch boost** completes it with the launch code. If you started the boost, you may also see **Pause boost**, **Resume boost**, **Edit boost details**, **Cancel boost**, or **Mark invite expired**. Cancel ends fundraising and refunds everyone who contributed. You cannot undo that. Pause is how you edit token or funding details before anyone contributes. If your login is on but the browser wallet is not the wallet tied to this boost, connect that wallet before you accept. After you confirm, the page links **View on BaseScan** or **View on ArcScan**, matching the network on the gift line. ## Genesis funding and token details **Genesis Funding & token details** is the Round 1 record. Open it for: * **Raised**, **Minimum**, and the cap or **∞** * **Escrow** — what is still locked * **Gift token** — the asset people give, with a short address you can check * On a token boost, the **Token contract**, links to buy or sell that token, and **Trading pool liquidity** (how much is locked in the public pool, the pool address, and **Add liquidity on Uniswap** when that link is available) * A line for how much Round 1 minted, and a total if later rounds have minted more * **Download boost report** * **Round 1 (genesis) token split** — creator allocation and the backer pool, including your share when you contributed * **Download token report** and **Token rounds & release** (**View tokenomics detail** opens the longer breakdown) * A funding table: **Round funding token**, **Raised**, **Min. per contribution**, **Target**, liquidity, **Baseline (executed)**, **Baseline (proposed)**, **Change vs prior round**, and **Status**. Baseline is the on-chain price floor for that round, in dollars per token. If this boost does not use one, the cell says **Not applicable**. Conditional tips (no token) use the same block for the gift and escrow, not for a tradable token. You will see **Launch receipt: minted at launch, then burned (not held or traded)** and **Launch receipt ceremony** instead of a token split. **Token & vesting** says there is no tradable token and no later round. The create transaction is linked at the bottom of this block. Open it on the block explorer for the network named on the gift line. ## On-chain price floor When this boost records a price floor, **Activity & rounds** includes **On-chain price floor**: the lowest price per token that later rounds must meet. It is written on chain after a round mints. The floor stays flat or moves up. It does not go down. **Floor after each round** lists the level after each finished round. **Current floor** is the latest one. While a later round is still raising, the status line can also preview the floor that round would set. That preview is not final until the round completes. [No Down Baseline Protection](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/no-down-baseline.md) explains the rule. It is not a promise of the trading price. ## Activity and rounds **Activity & rounds** is where later rounds live. The **Activity** section is the same area with the live chain numbers. A token boost shows **Next token round**. After Round 1 launches, more of the token can be minted in later rounds until the max supply is used. The person allowed to propose submits the package, token holders vote, then the round mints. The heading can include how much of max supply is still left. You may see: * **Who can propose the next round** * **Propose the next round** — how much to mint, how that mint is split, and the raise and timing, including the price floor * **Holder vote** — Yes or No, when voting ends, and whether you already voted. To pass, Yes must outnumber No, and the votes cast must reach 10% of the circulating supply at the vote snapshot (the token balances frozen for that vote). If your wallet had no tokens at that snapshot, you cannot vote. * The round fundraise, after the vote passes — contribute in that round’s asset. The same early-access cap above applies here too. * Past rounds, each with its own raised amount, mint, and outcome Conditional tips (no token) do not show a path to another token round. The section says this boost was set up so the recipient only receives the raised funds, and no one can open another token round after launch. ## Share and invite If you created the boost, **Share & invite** gives you the **Boost page link** and a **Suggested post for X**. Use **Copy link**, **Copy post**, or **Post on X**. ## Contributions **Contributions** lists what was confirmed, round by round. * **Gift locked this round** or **Raised this round**, in the asset people gave * Each contributor, and on a token boost their **Backer pool tokens** * A solo gift with no separate backers says the creator funded it and there is nothing else to list ## Token and vesting **Token & vesting** is the unlock schedule after a token launch. * **Supply & round 1 fundraising** and **By round** * **Token release schedule** or **Planned release** * **Token vesting** — each row is a schedule from the chain. Expand it to see the detail. **(your share)** marks the row for your wallet. * **Claim tokens** when some of your share is unlocked. Connect a wallet to see how much you can claim. A schedule that paid out in full at launch has nothing left to claim. Conditional tips (no token) do not have this schedule. The section says the boost ends after launch. ## Cause **Cause** lists each round that has a story: category, title, goal, and the longer fields someone filled in (description, milestone, links, and the rest). A round with no story of its own can show the boost-wide story from launch. A locked cause is marked **Locked**. Comments and community voice are marked as coming later. ## Related * [Boost](https://docs.heroboost.me/problem/boost.md) * [Create a boost](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/create.md) * [First round](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/rounds/first.md) * [Later rounds](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/rounds/later.md) * [Outcome gates](https://docs.heroboost.me/guides/boost/outcome-gates/overview.md) ## Screenshots (sample) This short set is a sample for review, not the full set of screenshots for this page. **1 Overview** ![Boost detail header showing Boost 9, who it is for, the gift on Base, and Launched status](https://mintcdn.com/hb-bb10ae76/lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3/images/guides/boost/read/01-overview-header.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3\&q=85\&s=eb2ab1e5bfc989f48b66635a19a4d5f3) Boost header — who it is for, the gift, the network, and the status **2 Raised funds** ![Genesis funding block showing raised amount, minimum, and cap](https://mintcdn.com/hb-bb10ae76/lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3/images/guides/boost/read/02-raised-funds.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3\&q=85\&s=ea93a1f551339b474e96af2c4da6668a) Raised funds — amount raised, the minimum, and the cap **3 Launch condition** ![Launch condition block showing the needed answer and that the result is still waiting](https://mintcdn.com/hb-bb10ae76/lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3/images/guides/boost/read/03-launch-condition.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=lI-PBRP_pBkOb0t3\&q=85\&s=26b0198f359f1eed2878116ef60809e2) Launch condition — the answer this round is still waiting on This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.