GAIA Origins

Seed the Future, Today.

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Illustrative window closes in

Every contributor commits ETH into one pooled total, recorded per address, across a window of 48 hours. Contributors receive GAIA in proportion to the ETH they committed, at one price for the first address and the last. The pool itself becomes the founding GAIA/WETH market: your ETH is the depth that market is made of, and you hold GAIA against it.

The window, set before it opens

48 hours

Withdrawable while it runs

0 wei

Origin pool, this window

200,000,000 GAIA

Price, first address to last

One


Commit

Your share is your share of the whole

The Origin pool is fixed at 200,000,000 GAIA — a fifth of the entire supply — and will not scale with demand. Your share is your ETH over one denominator everybody divides by: every pledge, plus the referral weight of codes that have named a payout wallet. The rate is identical for the first address and the last.

Commitments are recorded per address and can be added to at any point while the window is open. The window is 48 hours. It is set before it opens and cannot be extended, shortened or reopened, so it shuts when it always said it would.

No owner exit

Nothing can be withdrawn while the window is open. Not by us, not by anyone. The ETH stays where it was sent until the window is up.

No tiers

One rate for every participant, regardless of size or timing. What is recorded is an amount, a sender and, if you arrived through a link, a code — there is nothing else to sort anyone by.

No whitelist

The window is permissionless. There is no list to be on, and there is no maximum, and no minimum unless the owner sets one — which the contract caps at 1 ETH.

No private round

No allocation has been sold, and none will be before this window opens. The token does not exist yet, so there is nothing to sell.

ETH
Origin pool, this window200,000,000 GAIA
Committed so far
Your share of the ETH total
Estimated allocation

Estimates assume the window closes at the current total and count pledged ETH only. Your share falls as more ETH is committed, and again as referral codes bind a payout wallet — by up to 5% in total. Codes can bind after the window has shut, so the number settles when binding stops rather than when the clock does. Nothing raises it back. A commitment is one-way. There are no refunds.


Referrals

Bring people to the window, take a cut of the pool

A link earns 5% of every commitment made through it, paid in GAIA out of the same fixed 200,000,000 — never as a fee on anyone’s ETH, so nobody pays more for arriving through one. The link is a throwaway key rather than your wallet, and that is the point: sharing it never reveals the wallet you refer from. Nothing onchain connects the two while the raise runs, and you name where the reward goes only when you claim it.

The code is a fresh keypair made in this browser. Only its public half goes into the link; the secret half stays on this device and is never transmitted, to us or to anyone. The code itself never sends a transaction, so there is nothing onchain to tie it back to the wallet you refer from.

The reward is GAIA, and it is never sent to the code. When distribution opens you name any wallet and sign once with the key — that signature is the instruction, and anyone can submit it for you, so you pay no gas and the destination never has to be funded first. Naming it then, rather than now, is what keeps the two unlinked in the meantime.

Credit is fixed by the first commitment that names a code and never moves afterwards. An address that commits bare can still adopt a code later, but the ETH it already sent is not credited backwards — a link is worth more before someone commits than after.

Safe to post

The link carries a throwaway address, not yours. Share it anywhere — it says nothing about who you are or what you hold.

Out of the pool

Referral GAIA dilutes the Origin pool. It is never taken from the referred.

Keep the secret

It is the only thing that can claim. Lose it and the rewards cannot be reached by anyone, including us — back it up now, or make a recoverable link instead.

Nothing is transmitted and no transaction is sent. The key is made here, stays here, and must be saved before the link appears.

Make a recoverable link instead  ·  Recover one I made before


Six movements, the first two already fixed

From a seed
to a harvest

The first two movements are already fixed: the window, its terms and the arithmetic that divides the pool are all settled before a wei moves. The four that follow are the plan, marked as such, and nothing in them can rewrite what the window has recorded. Time can make an action eligible, but time alone never moves ETH — every step needs a transaction someone has to send.

I

Fixed · the record

Seed

Origins holds no token. It is a record and nothing more: ETH against the address that sent it, referral weight against the code that earned it. There is no pause switch, no upgrade, and nothing anyone can do to a commitment once it is recorded. The opening and closing times are set before the window opens and cannot be moved afterwards by anybody. The 200,000,000 GAIA this window distributes — a fifth of the entire supply — is published in advance and does not grow with demand.

II

Fixed · the window

Sowing

48 hours, fixed before it begins and impossible to extend, shorten or reopen. For that time anyone may commit ETH. Every contribution joins one recorded total under the committing address and can be added to at any point while the window stands. No maximum, and no minimum unless the owner sets one, capped at 1 ETH. No queue, no tier, no whitelist, and no advantage to arriving first beyond the total being smaller.

Everything above is settled: the window, the record, and the arithmetic that divides the pool. What follows is the plan that record was built to serve, and it is marked as plan the whole way down.

III

Planned · the settlement

Rooting

The close is the hinge. When it arrives the record shuts — the total, each address's amount, each code's weight, all of it public from the first commitment and fixed from that second. Every code’s weight is settled with the rest of the record, claimed or not. What comes next is designed rather than built. The intention is to pair the whole committed total with the whole 200,000,000 GAIA Origin pool and stand up the canonical GAIA/WETH market in one transaction: your ETH becomes the depth of that market, and you hold GAIA against it.

IV

Planned · the market

Season

The pooled ETH stays where it was put, as depth under the GAIA/WETH pair. It is not handed back out and it is not held by the people who committed it — what they hold is GAIA. The 30% set aside for LP incentives is what pays the people who keep that market deep, on terms published before any of it is paid. None of that is built yet. Read this movement as intent and price it as intent.

V

Planned · the unlocks

Turning

Two of the six lines carry a published unlock, and they are the two a contributor should care about. The treasury and ecosystem share unlocks linearly over twelve months. The team’s share waits six months and then unlocks linearly over eighteen more, which puts the team last and behind everyone in this window. Nothing accelerates that order and nobody stands in front of it.

VI

Planned · the return

Harvest

Every contributor receives GAIA in proportion to the ETH they committed, at one rate for the first address and the last. That is the whole of what a commitment buys, and the arithmetic for it is fixed and public before the window opens rather than settled afterwards. Each address's share is decided by the record itself the second the window shuts; until the tokens are in hand it is a record and not an entitlement. Everything that record says is already decided; the only step left is putting the tokens where it says they go.


The supply plan

1,000,000,000 GAIA, a billion seeds waiting to take root

This is the split the whole supply will be issued against, published before any of it exists. The weight of it sits with the market and with the people who turn up for this window: the Origin pool distributed here and the incentives that keep the market deep are half the supply between them.

20%

Origin pool

200,000,000 GAIA, distributed in this window and no other: 48 hours, one price, split pro rata by the ETH committed.

30%

LP incentives

300,000,000 GAIA set aside to keep the GAIA/WETH market deep and to reward the liquidity that keeps it that way.

7.5%

Community & Partnership

75,000,000 GAIA for the people and the protocols that build alongside GAIA.

7.5%

Marketing

75,000,000 GAIA to put this window, and what grows out of it, in front of people.

25%

Treasury & ecosystem

250,000,000 GAIA for grants, integrations and market operations, unlocking linearly over twelve months.

10%

Team

100,000,000 GAIA behind a six-month cliff, then linear over the eighteen months after it. Nothing at all for the first six months, and the last of the supply to come free.

The split is published before a single GAIA exists to be split. None has been minted. These are the proportions the whole supply will be issued against, written down now so they can be held against whatever ships later — and the Origin pool is the only line of the six this window touches.


Launch terms

Written down before a wei moves

These are the terms, published before the window opens rather than explained after it closes. Every number here is fixed before the first wei arrives.

NetworkRobinhood Chain · id 4663Chain id 0x1237. ETH is the committed asset.
Origins addressNot yet deployedThe contract this page reads. Every figure here that moves is read from it, and nothing on this page is entered by hand.
Owner withdrawalsLocked until the closeNothing can be withdrawn while the window is open. Not by us, not by anyone. After it closes the whole balance is the owner's, and nothing returns it.
Window length48 hoursIt is set before it opens and cannot be extended, shortened or reopened.
Maximum totalUncappedThe window takes what it takes. Every committed wei earns the same weight, so the implied price is one number for the first address and the last.
Referral rate5%Fixed before the window opens. It accrues as weight to the code, paid out of the Origin pool and never as a fee on anyone's ETH.
Window opensNot yet setPublished before it arrives, and the window runs 48 hours from it.
Window closesNot yet set48 hours after the open, to the second. No extension, no early close, and nothing accepted on either side of it.
Platform launchFive days after the closeFive days after this window closes, GAIA launches: the transition from foundation to emergence, opening the platform and its ecosystem to the public.
Origin pool200,000,000 GAIAA fifth of the entire supply, and what this window distributes. Fixed, and it does not scale with demand.
What contributors receiveGAIA, pro rataTokens in proportion to the ETH committed, and nothing else. The pooled ETH becomes the depth of the founding GAIA/WETH market; the position itself is not handed out and is not yours. What you hold is GAIA, against that depth.

Questions

The ones that actually matter

What determines the price I pay?
The final total. The Origin pool is fixed at 200,000,000 GAIA and does not grow with demand, so the implied price is total ETH divided by that pool. If the window closes at 4,000 ETH the price is higher than if it closes at 2,000 ETH — and it is the same number for every contributor either way. One qualification: your allocation is the pool times your committed ETH over the total weight, and total weight is committed ETH plus the referral weight of every code, counted whether or not that code is ever claimed. Referral bonuses therefore dilute every share by a little — at most 5% of what came in through links. Anything left unclaimed at the deadline is burned rather than redistributed, so it is never quietly reallocated to anyone.
What exists today, and what does not?
The window and the record it keeps. That much is finished and does exactly one job: take ETH, record who sent it, record the referral weight each code has earned. It goes to Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663, and the address will appear in the terms table above the day it ships. The token itself and the founding market that follows come after, in that order, and neither exists yet.
Can I get my ETH back?
No. A commitment is one-way. There are no refunds, no cancellation and no deadline that returns anything, and that is the most important line on this page. The other half of the bargain holds just as firmly: nothing can be withdrawn while the window is open, not by us and not by anyone. The window is 48 hours, set before it opens and impossible to extend, shorten or reopen. After it closes the balance is the owner's, to be paired with GAIA and put into the founding market. What guards that half is a person rather than a mechanism, and the disclosure below says so plainly.
What happens to the pooled ETH?
It becomes the market. The whole committed total is paired with the whole Origin pool in one transaction, and that is the founding GAIA/WETH market: your ETH is its depth, and you hold GAIA against it. To be plain about what you do and do not get — contributors receive GAIA in proportion to the ETH they committed, and that is all. The liquidity position is not handed out and is not owned by the people who funded it. The pairing is the plan and not yet built; this window collects and records, and doing only that is why it is small enough to read in one sitting.
Does the team hold Origins tokens?
Nothing is pre-seeded. The record opens empty and every entry in it is a transaction somebody sent. No administrator commitment will be placed at the opening to anchor the schedule or for any other reason — nothing prevents the owner committing like anyone else, so this is an undertaking rather than a rule — and it is one you can check against the record. Team supply is separate from this window: 10% of total, behind a six-month cliff and then linear over eighteen months. The whole of the owner's privilege here is the ETH balance after the window closes, plus the ability to hand ownership on; it cannot alter a recorded commitment, mint referral weight, or move the window.
If I commit through a referral link, does it cost me anything?
Not in ETH. The code earns 5% of your committed amount as weight in the distribution, out of the same fixed pool rather than out of your ETH, so nobody pays more for arriving through a link. One thing is rejected outright: naming your own wallet as the code. That is as far as the guard goes and it does not pretend otherwise, because a code is a fresh address made in a browser and a determined self-referral is indistinguishable from a real one. The arithmetic is what makes it pointless: if everyone self-referred, every weight would scale by 1.05 and nobody would gain a thing. The only people who lose are the ones who commit with no code at all.