Find and manage your launches

Creating and managing tokens · How-to and reference · Private launch records for the signed-in owner; a live mint is not proof of an active strategy.

Search your account-owned attempts and choose the next action without confusing chain, reservation and metadata states.

Reviewed: 2026-10-18

Before you start

  • Sign in to the account that created the attempt.

Find the original attempt

Open /account/launches from the account menu. Search by name, ticker or mint; use All, Needs attention, Live on chain or Closed to narrow the list. Older pages can contain the attempt you need.

An empty account list is different from no filter matches or a failed read. Clear filters before concluding a record is absent, and use Retry on a loading failure. A pending-banner notice never resubmits the banner automatically.

  1. Open My launches in the original account.
  2. Search the exact mint when available, or use the recorded name/ticker.
  3. Use Clear or Show all and older-page navigation if needed. Open the existing card rather than starting a replacement.

Read independent status fields

The card separates chain state, escrow, reservation and metadata warnings. Live on chain means there is chain evidence for the launch; it does not say its strategy has been funded, filled or is currently live.

A held reservation is not a payment or refund. A metadata warning does not erase an already-issued mint. Read the detailed attempt and its current server state before deciding what to do.

Follow the card’s next safe action

Manage branding leads to eligible confirmed-launch artwork management. Review and resume leads back to a saved preparation. Open blocking launch points to an existing attempt that must be addressed first. Other Review/Open attempt actions let you inspect the record without promising it is resumable.

Recovery and cancellation remain guarded at the attempt. Do not infer that a search filter, local draft reset or card disappearance cancelled a financial obligation.

  1. Open the suggested action on the matching card and check the detailed identity.
  2. Use resume, status, branding or guarded recovery only when the detailed page offers it.
  3. After an action, return to the original record and check the outcome rather than relying solely on list counts.