Bonding curve
Every buy and sell moves the curve. The pool opens when the curve sells out.
Choose the pair, how the market opens, the fee, and what your share does.
Illustrative setups · assets vary by network
Every buy and sell moves the curve. The pool opens when the curve sells out.
Start with a live pool. The AMM sets the price from block one.
A timed deposit window. One clearing price for every participant.
Sell 60–80% of the market supply on the curve. The rest seeds permanent liquidity.
Move the allocation to see how the price path changes. Tokens outside the curve seed the pool.
Market supply after team allocation. Ideal math before fees, slippage and rounding; not a return forecast.
Pick a trading fee, then choose where your creator share goes.
The split stays 50 / 30 / 20 at every fee setting.
Your share buys the launch token and burns it when TWAP, slippage and price-impact checks pass.
A timed sale, not a race. Deposits seed the pool, not the creator's wallet.
Participants contribute during the chosen window. Early and late deposits use the same final price.
Minimum raise required. Failed-sale refunds and migration conditions are explained in the docs ↗.
On-chain wallet routing today. Manually funded buybacks and ETH rewards in Phase 3. No ORIGOO emissions.
On-chain allocation.
Manual consolidation.
Receives its share in the asset earned.
Native → Fee Wallet. Tokens → Settlement Wallet.
10% + 20% = the 30% protocol share. Origoo manually converts, bridges where needed, and funds the later Robinhood Flywheel: 50% buyback, 30% LP rewards, 20% lock rewards. Phase 1 works before ORIGOO and Flywheel exist.
Review the lock term and withdrawal conditions before committing tokens or liquidity.
The configured venue determines where a launch forms its market. Check the deployment for your network.
Choose the creator-fee strategy before launching. The To you strategy allows its payout recipient to be updated.
The factory pause prevents new launches. Individual modules have their own execution and safety conditions.
Review the fee-routing contracts and addresses to see how the protocol share is handled.
Unsupported transfer behavior can cause an operation to revert. A token address alone does not guarantee compatibility.
Read the contracts and verify deployment addresses yourself. Explore the docs ↗
Explore the networks Origoo supports. Pair assets and launch availability follow each deployment.
Protocol fee-flow illustration. Cross-chain settlement is manual during beta.
Network support is shown here. Launch types and assets depend on the contracts configured on each network.
Yes. Origoo supports the chain's native asset plus configured shortcuts and valid ERC-20 pair assets. Supported tokenized stocks and ETFs can also appear where they exist on the selected network.
No fixed asset threshold is required. A full or partial amount can be processed when the execution satisfies Origoo's market-safety checks.
Availability depends on the contracts deployed and configured for the selected network. Check the launcher and deployment addresses before creating a market.