Tokenize a GitHub repository. Pair it with real-world assets.
GitPons tokenizes a public GitHub repository and pairs it with real-world assets. Anyone can launch. The verified owner can claim the fees.
Public repos only · GitHub + on-chain registry check · Launch in one transaction
- 01Point at the repo
Paste a public GitHub URL. Validate visibility and registry collision.
- 02Pair it
Pair the repo token with real-world assets: tokenized stocks, ETFs, a stablecoin, or ETH.
- 03Tokenize it
GitPons tokenizes the repository. One signed transaction opens the market.
- 04Bonding curve
Price discovery as traders buy in.
- 05Graduate → v4 pool
Liquidity locks. Trading continues on Uniswap v4.
- 06Owner fees
Fees accrue to a vault bound to the repo. The verified owner claims them.
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Tokenize the first public repository and pair it with real-world assets.
How it works
4 stepsPoint at the repo
Paste a public GitHub URL. GitPons resolves owner, name, and visibility. The repository identity is the source of the token.
Tokenize it
GitPons tokenizes that public repository and opens the market. Anyone can launch. The owner does not have to be in the transaction.
Pair it with real-world assets
The token trades against tokenized stocks and other real-world assets, not only against another crypto pair. Quote assets include tokenized stocks, ETFs, a stablecoin, or ETH.
Fees wait for the owner
A share of trading fees accrues to a vault bound to the repository. The verified owner signs in later and claims. The launch wallet is not automatically the beneficiary.
Owner fees
On-chain splitAccrues to a vault bound to the repository. The verified owner claims in the pair asset.
Funds the launchpad, buybacks, and infrastructure.
Fees settle in the same real-world asset the market is paired with — tokenized stocks, a stablecoin, or ETH.
Anyone can launch. Only the owner can claim.