repopad
repopad turns public GitHub repositories into markets on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can open one — and every trade pays the people who write the code.
Review first. Your wallet approves the launch.
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Public repositories gaining stars right now. Launch the market for one and earn 20% of its fees for 30 days.
Live from the public GitHub API. The repo ID is the number repopad keys every market to.
Three moves, all on-chain. Nobody holds your ETH, and nobody can list the same repo twice.
Any public GitHub repository qualifies. You don't have to own it. Paste the link and repopad identifies it by its permanent GitHub repository ID, so a renamed or transferred repo keeps the same market.
The wallet that launches a market earns 20% of its tax for the first 30 days.
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Pick the name, ticker and image, make the first buy in ETH and approve in your own wallet. The token trades on its own bonding curve on Robinhood Chain: one billion supply, all of it on the curve, no team allocation and no liquidity anyone can pull.
Launch a repository →
Every buy and every sell pays 2.7% into the repository's own vault. Most of it belongs to the builders, who claim in ETH whenever they want — including everything that arrived before they did.
Claim as a builder →Every buy and every sell pays a 2% tax plus the 0.7% launch fee — 2.7% of volume, all of it into the repository's own vault contract, in ETH. Most of it belongs to the builders, and it keeps piling up whether they have heard of repopad or not.
Whoever launches the market does not control the builder rewards. Only verified maintainers can claim them. Until then, the vault waits.
Accrues on every trade. Waits for the maintainers.
Each repository has its own vault contract. ETH lands there on every buy and sell, from day one.
A maintainer commits a file named .repopad with their wallet address to the default branch. Only people who can write to the repo can do that.
Everything earned before they arrived is still there. Build first. Claim anytime.
Every market is keyed to GitHub's numeric repository ID. The same code cannot be launched again under another name.
Builder rewards go to the repository's verified maintainers, never to whoever launched the market.
A vault contract per repository. Balances, splits and claims are readable by anyone on Robinhood Chain. The only admin power is choosing the attestor key that checks GitHub.
Contracts are public on Blockscout and the site is plain HTML you can read in your browser. Open source for open source.
