Cross-Module Interoperability

Zap.launch introduces a hybrid architecture that supports fungible ↔ non-fungible asset fluidity. Each project on the platform can consist of both a token and an NFT instance, which are interoperable through embedded swap logic. This system is governed by AMM-based contracts that reference a predefined exchange ratio, allowing users to convert between the two representations of value.

The core interoperability layer includes:

• Swap Contracts: Execute token-to-NFT and NFT-to-token conversions based on current supply logic, with slippage protection and creator-defined ratios.

• Metadata Bridges: Ensure that any token transferred into an NFT retains its provenance, economic footprint, and user interaction history.

• State Synchronization Logic: Keeps price discovery and staking mechanics unified across token and NFT holders, enabling dual modes of utility and governance within the same asset ecosystem.

This allows creators to issue a token that gains speculative traction, while simultaneously offering NFTs that represent long-term membership, governance rights, or collectibles — with frictionless mobility between the two.