# About

## What is Sudo?

Sudo is a fair-launch token platform on Aptos. Instead of bonding curves, presales, or insider allocations, every token on Sudo is distributed through a verifiably random raffle powered by Aptos on-chain VRF.

No bots. No front-running. No privileged access. Every ticket has an equal chance.

## How It Works

1. **A creator launches a token raffle.** They set the token supply, ticket price, draw frequency, and rules.
2. **Users buy raffle tickets.** Each ticket is an entry into the draw.
3. **On-chain randomness picks winners.** Aptos native VRF selects winners at the configured draw frequency. Nobody — not even validators — can predict or manipulate the outcome.
4. **Liquidity is created automatically.** Once the raffle completes, tokens and collected APT are paired and migrated to a DEX. The liquidity pool is owned by the token's DAO.
5. **Token holders govern everything.** Every token launched on Sudo has a DAO. Holders can create proposals, vote, and execute decisions on-chain.

## Key Features

* **Fair distribution** — VRF raffle ensures every participant has equal odds per ticket
* **No MEV or bot advantage** — Random selection makes speed irrelevant
* **Built-in governance** — Every token gets a DAO with on-chain proposals and voting
* **Automatic liquidity** — Post-raffle LP creation and migration to DEX
* **On-chain trading** — Swap tokens directly after liquidity migration
* **Keyless onboarding** — Connect with Aptos Connect for social login, or use Petra, Nightly, Martian, Pontem, and any AIP-62 compatible wallet

## Links

* **App:** [sudo.fun](https://sudo.fun)
* **Website:** [sudoprotocol.com](https://sudoprotocol.com)
* **Twitter:** [x.com/sudoprotocol](https://x.com/sudoprotocol)


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