> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://coresky-1.gitbook.io/coresky-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://coresky-1.gitbook.io/coresky-docs/platform-overview/markdown.md).

# 1.2 Coresky Architecture

Coresky is built on a modular and decentralized architecture optimized for scalability and user engagement. The platform is composed of the following core components:

#### 1. Meme Creation Module

* Enables users to deploy meme tokens instantly via a no-code interface.
* All tokens follow a standardized smart contract framework to ensure safety and compatibility.

#### 2. Voting & Discovery System

* Community members vote on their favorite meme projects using earned Coresky Points.
* High-ranking projects gain visibility and qualify for the Meme Key stage and further incubation.

#### 3. Meme Key Marketplace

* Users can buy/sell "Meme Keys" that represent access shards to the most-voted memes.
* Keys are priced via a bonding curve, allowing speculation and engagement with top-tier memes.
* Trading Meme Keys increases user rewards and boosts $CSKY incentive eligibility.

#### 4. Incubation & Launchpad Engine

* Projects that meet specific criteria (TVL, Key holders, vote rank) enter the incubation phase.
* These projects receive liquidity provisioning, launchpad exposure, and Coresky ecosystem support.

#### 5. $CSKY Token Integration

* $CSKY is used as a governance token, reward medium, and utility token across the platform.
* Users can earn $CSKY by voting, trading Meme Keys, or participating in campaigns and events.

#### 6. On-chain Transparency

* All actions (votes, key trades, token launches) are recorded on-chain.
* Users can verify data and interact directly via integrated wallets and explorers.

Together, these modules make Coresky a holistic, user-first platform for both casual creators and seasoned crypto enthusiasts to participate in the memecoin economy—from zero to virality.


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