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# 2026-09-07 — Token sale, DEX liquidity, Support Assistant & API tooling

SONIC v1.0.0 update covering planned Q4 2026 pre-sale logic, liquidity/DEX policy, FAQ and support assistant, Tokenomics navigation, Swagger/Postman tooling and API contracts.

**Version: `1.0.0`**\
**Status: Documentation/API contract update; token sale remains planned / pre-deployment**

## Token sale

Added the planned SONIC pre-sale baseline:

```
Stage                    Pre-Sale
Target                    Q4 2026
Launchpad candidates      PinkSale / Smithii.io
Sale contract             Q4 2026 target; address TBA
Inventory envelope        ~3–5B SONIC
Pre-sale reference        ~$0.000002 / SONIC
Initial DEX reference     ~$0.0000025 / SONIC
```

The \~3–5B inventory is explicitly an overlay sourced from existing approved allocations, not additional supply. Final source buckets, exact amount, caps, accepted assets, eligibility and sale contract remain TBA.

## Success/failure lifecycle

Expanded the sale state machine through provider evaluation, inventory funding, security review, sale finalization, success/refund branches, DEX bootstrap, route verification and reconciliation.

A provider `success` badge, contribution signature or configured sale URL is not sufficient proof of a completed sale.

## DEX and liquidity policy

Documented candidate direct liquidity venues **Raydium, Meteora and Orca** and classified **Jupiter** correctly as an aggregator/routing layer rather than a direct liquidity pool.

Launch policy now prefers adequate pool depth and route quality over many fragmented pools. Deeper liquidity may reduce price impact/slippage for a given trade size but cannot guarantee price stability or prevent volatility.

## Binance / Alpha notice

Binance and Binance Alpha remain **TBA**. Documentation now explicitly forbids implying endorsement, Alpha inclusion or Binance Exchange listing without external verification.

## Utility positioning and disclosures

SONIC is documented as a utility-first creator-network token rather than a meme-token product. Utility objectives do not guarantee demand, liquidity, appreciation or financial returns. Token-sale and DEX risk disclosures were strengthened.

## Documentation IA

* added **FAQ & Support** to Documentation;
* moved **SONIC Tokenomics** above **Developers** in Documentation navigation;
* retained Distribution as the single canonical allocation table;
* removed any need for a pie-chart allocation source;
* expanded token-sale and market references without duplicating Distribution.

## Help Center

Added **SONIC Support Assistant & Helpers** with least-privilege helper contracts for docs, account context, generation, credits, billing, wallet diagnostics, token-sale status and escalation.

The assistant cannot request secrets, sign transactions, bypass authorization or provide individualized investment recommendations.

## API Reference

Added/updated contracts for:

```
/api/swagger/
/api/swagger/openapi.json
/api/postman/
/api/postman/collection.json
/api/postman/environment.json

/api/v1/token-sales/current
/api/v1/token-sales/{saleId}
/api/v1/token-sales/{saleId}/disclosures
/api/v1/token-sales/{saleId}/verification
/api/v1/token-sales/{saleId}/markets
```

The business API remains `/api/v1`; Swagger/Postman routes are developer tooling only.

## Postman sync

Documented Postman CLI installation, OpenAPI-driven collection generation, secret-safe environment templates and optional Postman cloud/native-Git synchronization. The OpenAPI source remains authoritative; generated Postman artifacts are drift-checked.

## Compatibility

No production mint, sale contract, launchpad URL, pool address, Binance relationship or market route was fabricated. Existing Token-2022 policy remains:

```
Initial maximum supply  18,446,000,000 SONIC
Decimals                9
Launch transfer fee     200 bps
Policy ceiling          500 bps
maximumFee              TBA
```


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