Path 01
RH Launch
A bonding curve issues the market, then graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool. LP is locked at graduation so the pool cannot be quietly pulled.
- Bonding curve
- Graduation
- LP lock
RTP Protocol · Giwa chain
RH Launch and Crowdfund run as parallel paths. Both graduate into Uniswap v4 pools with locked liquidity, vesting, and referral accounting. Opening tax is routed to the protocol treasury.
Two parallel issuance paths
Path 01
A bonding curve issues the market, then graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool. LP is locked at graduation so the pool cannot be quietly pulled.
Path 02
Platforms register, campaigns accept subscription in arbitrary tokens, investor positions vest, and an opening premium applies at listing.
Accounting
Opening tax collected at listing is routed to the protocol treasury. Parameters are bounded on-chain; read them from the contracts, not from marketing copy.
Protocol mechanisms
Referral, vesting, and LP lock sit beside both issuance paths. Cards below are protocol surfaces, not product screenshots.
Bonding, graduation, and a locked Uniswap v4 pool. One of two issuance paths, not a wrapper around the other.
Open docs
Open platform registration, any-token subscription, investor vesting, and an opening premium at listing.
Open docs
List referral and per-trade referral, both recorded on-chain against the campaign and the referring platform.
Open docs
Investor schedules unlock after listing according to the campaign’s vesting module, not a side agreement.
Open docs
Graduated liquidity is locked in protocol-controlled lockers so the pool cannot be removed on a whim.
Open docs
Issuance, referral, vesting, and lock accounting are specified as invariants. See Security in the docs.
Open docsWhy integrate
Protocol
RH Launch and Crowdfund share lock, vest, and referral modules. Platforms do not fork accounting to ship a market.
Platforms
A platform registers, sets its hook profile, and hosts its own UI. rtp.sh documents the protocol; it does not host the product.
Users
Investors and traders see vesting, locked LP, and referral attribution as contract state rather than a dashboard promise.
Ecosystem
Names and logos appear only after OWNER confirmation. Until then every partner cell is a labelled placeholder.
Frontends that register with the protocol to host RH Launch and Crowdfund flows.
Networks where RTP contracts are deployed. Giwa chain is the home network.
Indexers, explorers, oracles, and operational tooling.
TypeScript SDK, quote interfaces, and agent-facing integration surfaces.
Built on RTP
rtp.fun is a product built on the protocol. These cards leave rtp.sh. No product UI is embedded here.
Data & trust
Addresses come from the deployment list. Unpublished rows stay TBA. No count-up metrics until a live source exists.
| Contract | Address | |
|---|---|---|
| RH Launch factory | TBA | TBA |
| Crowdfund factory | TBA | TBA |
| Referral registry | TBA | TBA |
| Vesting module | TBA | TBA |
| LP lock | TBA | TBA |
| Treasury | TBA | TBA |
| Contract | Address | |
|---|---|---|
| RH Launch factory | TBA | TBA |
| Crowdfund factory | TBA | TBA |
| Referral registry | TBA | TBA |
| Vesting module | TBA | TBA |
| LP lock | TBA | TBA |
| Treasury | TBA | TBA |
Auditor names and reports land here after OWNER confirmation. Until then this is an empty slot, not a claim.
Audit register →Issuance supply, LP lock, vesting, and referral splits are specified as invariants the test suite is expected to hold.
Invariant list →Roadmap preview
Direction only. No dates, yield, or price commitments. Status labels are placeholders pending OWNER confirmation against the deployment list.
Phase 1
OWNER to confirm
Phase 2
OWNER to confirm
Phase 3
Planned