> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ours-meme-1.gitbook.io/ours.meme-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ours-meme-1.gitbook.io/ours.meme-docs/feature/community-fundraising.md). # Community Fundraising The Community Fundraising page serves as the native capital contribution and equity subscription portal on the OURS platform (`ours.meme`). Built natively on the open, EVM-compatible Robinhood Chain (Chain ID: 4663), it allows early community backers to deposit native ETH and secure a proportional share of the fixed 20% platform token ($OURS) community fundraising pool. ### 1. Core Ecosystem Metrics The top metrics panel tracks macroeconomic indicators and on-chain protocol baseline data from inception: * Market Cap: Dynamically calculated upon TGE and pool deployment based on live circulating supply and real-time market price. * 24h Volume: Aggregates all verified on-chain swap events across the network once trading goes live. * Holders: Tracks the count of unique wallet addresses holding $OURS following initial token distribution and user claims. * Total Burned: Accumulates automatically as the on-chain fee flywheel executes programmatic market buybacks and burns of $OURS. ### 2. Platform Tokenomics ($OURS Allocation) The total supply of $OURS is strictly budgeted into immutable categories via smart contracts to eliminate insider dump risk and guarantee long-term alignment: Plaintext ``` $OURS Token Distribution +-------------------------------------------------------------+ | [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■] 50% Behavior & Content Mining | | [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■] 30% Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) | | [■■■■■■■■■■] 20% Community Seed (12-Month Linear Vesting) | | [ ZERO ] 0% Team / VC / Insider Allocation | +-------------------------------------------------------------+ ``` * 50% Behavior & Content Contribution Mining: Released dynamically to real ecosystem builders. Rewards verified swap volume, single-tier referral turnover, pool graduations, and contributions through the independent Content Mining system (tutorials, video production, viral memes, in-depth research, and community onboarding), filtering out bots, wash trading, and vanity noise. * 30% Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL): Dedicated to seeding deep DEX trading pairs and establishing permanent liquidity pools paired with 190+ compliant Robinhood Stock and ETF Tokens, custodied and held permanently by the protocol. * 20% Community Fundraising Allocation: A fixed, non-dilutable pool distributed among fundraising participants strictly proportional to their valid capital contribution. * 0% Team & Insider Reserve: Zero tokens are allocated to founders, core teams, or advisors. To acquire $OURS, operators must participate alongside the community through real contribution mining or open-market acquisition. ### 3. Fundraising Structure & Valuation Framework The page provides complete mathematical clarity and full disclosure of capital allocation: #### Core Financial Parameters * Subscription Asset: Robinhood Chain Native ETH. * Target Range: $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 USD equivalent in ETH. * Dynamic Valuation Formula: Final Platform Valuation = Final Effective Raised Capital × 5. * Raising $1.0M ➡️ Implies an initial $5.0M platform valuation. * Raising $2.0M ➡️ Implies an initial $10.0M platform valuation. * User Token Allocation Formula: $$\text{User Token Allocation } A = 20% \times \text{Total Supply } S \times \frac{\text{User Valid Contribution } c}{\text{Total Round Effective Capital } C} \quad \text{}$$ * Vesting Schedule: Continuous 12-month linear vesting starting from TGE (unlocked per second/block) with 0% initial cliff/instant unlock, eliminating Day-1 speculative dump pressure. #### On-Chain Enforced Capital Utilization * 80% Market Liquidity & Architecture: Deployed into market-making, external pool liquidity pairing, and asset stability systems via verifiable on-chain contracts. * 20% Product Engineering & Operations: Reserved for smart contract security audits, infrastructure maintenance, core protocol engineering, and public multi-sig treasury reserves. ### 4. User Journey & Contract Lifecycle The interface interacts directly with the fundraising contract state machine: 1. Wallet Connection: Switch your network to Robinhood Chain (Chain ID: 4663) and connect an authorized Web3 wallet. 2. Deposit Formulation: Enter the desired ETH deposit amount. The interface calculates the USD equivalent via live on-chain oracles and computes the real-time estimated share of the 20% pool. 3. Cryptographic Confirmation: Review risk parameters and terms, sign the transaction, and record the valid deposit once confirmed by block receipt. 4. Final Round Settlement: Upon round completion, the contract aggregates total net deposits and permanently locks each participant’s exact token entitlement. 5. Linear Claiming: Starting at TGE, participants can visit this terminal at any time to claim accrued, linearly vested $OURS tokens directly into their wallet. ### 5. Ecosystem Value Alignment & Transparent Fee Flywheel * "Those Who Build the Market Own It": The fundraising mechanism aligns early capital providers and long-term network participants, replacing opaque seed allocations with transparent, community-owned protocol equity. * Direct 48/16/16/20 Flywheel Connectivity: A dedicated gateway links users to the live FlywheelVault monitor, providing transparent on-chain auditing of the platform's 30% net fee revenue: * 🔥 48% dedicated to $OURS Market Buyback & Burn (continuous supply deflation) * 💧 16% dedicated to Liquidity Development (deepening protocol-owned reserves) * 🌟 16% dedicated to Eligible Ecosystem Project Support (backing leading memes and ecosystem builders) * ⚙️ 20% dedicated to Security, Development, and Operations --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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