Bring a contribution.
Projects propose their quote-asset funding and supply the tokens needed for liquidity. Both two-way and permanent applications can request support, subject to route readiness.
THE GENESIS MIGRATION FUND
Fees with
a destination.
A share of our coin’s creator revenue will help approved communities fund their first market on Robinhood Chain.
PLANNED LAUNCH Genesis · Robinhood Chain · Pons
Launch date and verified Genesis token address are not yet published. The fund is being prepared; allocations are not active.
THE PLANNED REVENUE SPLIT
Build the next beginning.
For every 100 units of creator-fee revenue Genesis actually collects, 60 are earmarked for migration liquidity, 25 for building and security, and 15 for reserves.
- Migration liquidityPartial funding for approved destination pools.60%
- Build & secureDevelopment, infrastructure and security.25%
- Treasury reserveA buffer for future commitments and costs.15%
These percentages allocate Genesis’s received revenue. They are not a 60% trading fee. The coin’s trading fees, optional creator tax and buyback settings will be published before launch. The split is a planned treasury policy; automated distribution is not deployed.
FOLLOW THE FUNDS
From our coin to your new market.
- 01
Genesis trades on Pons
Our main coin is planned for Robinhood Chain.
- 02
Creator revenue is collected
Only fees received by Genesis enter the allocation budget.
- 03
An approved project gets a match
A capped contribution supplements the project’s own funding.
- 04
Liquidity reaches its destination
Project tokens and quote assets are deposited into a verified pool.
Pons v2 supports a creator-fee recipient and claimable payouts in the launch’s quote asset. Genesis will allocate the share it receives. Read the Pons fee and payout documentation ↗
TRY THE MATCHING MODEL
Your project brings some.
Genesis adds some.
Explore an example where Genesis contributes $1 for every $3 the project provides, up to a grant ceiling.
All figures below are illustrative USD equivalents for the ETH or stablecoin side of a pool. They are not a live grant quote or a treasury balance.
Enter 0–1,000,000 with up to two decimal places, without commas.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO
- Project supplies
- $3,000
- Genesis could add
- $1,000
- Combined quote-asset funding
- $4,000
Plus the project’s migrated tokens. The token amount depends on the approved starting price and Uniswap v4 range. The total above covers only the quote-asset side.
Actual funding depends on collected fees, project review, a published cap and available treasury funds.
Include a funding requestFUND THE MARKET, UNDERSTAND THE PRICE
What does that liquidity actually do?
See how tokens and ETH set an opening price, then test the effect of a sale.
HOW PROJECTS QUALIFY
Shared effort. Clear terms.
Approve a budget first.
Each award needs ownership and route checks, a reviewed price and pool, a per-project cap, and funds already collected. Applying does not reserve a grant.
Publish control of the position.
The planned model uses multisig oversight. Each award must publish position ownership, contributor rights, lock or withdrawal terms and fee distribution before funding.
Protect holders’ backing.
Tokens held to secure a return to Solana stay in the bridge vault. Liquidity contributions must come from separately owned assets.
Fees attributable to Genesis’s funded liquidity can replenish the fund under each award’s terms. Capital can lose value, and fees may not cover losses. Funding does not guarantee a token price or future grants. Uniswap liquidity risks ↗
VISIBLE AT EVERY STEP
Commitments you can check.
Project cards will separate funding progress from migration milestones: the target, project contribution, Genesis allocation and verified pool deposits, with transaction links.
- Genesis token address
- Awaiting launch
- Treasury address
- Awaiting setup
- Collected fees & available budget
- Not yet tracked
- Grant commitments
- Not open