Key Features of Genesis Pool
We work with projects from an earlier stage. We work with projects during the early adoption stage, providing excellent opportunities for the community to secure seed tokens and staking rewards.
GPool, unlike most launchpads, makes it easy for investors to participate in IDOs. To join an IDO allowlist only requires GPool tokens in your wallet, although a guaranteed allocation requires a GPass.
GPool is transitioning to a completely automated, DAO-based launchpad. GPass holders vote to decide which projects qualify for the IDO stage and the future direction of the launchpad.
All GPass holders are guaranteed a sizable allocation of tokens. The amount each GPass holder gets allocated is dependent on the GPass category a member holds. All GPass categories get allocated between $500 to $1000 as a minimum in the first round.
Staking your GPool tokens qualifies you for a GPass. The longer investors stake their GPool tokens, the greater the share of the rewards they receive. A GPass comes in Bronze, Silver and Gold. Gold GPass holders receive 3x the rewards in the staking pool and a more significant vote weight in all governance matters.
GPool looks for projects that offer the community private and seed investment opportunities with sensible vesting strategies.
GPool endeavours to have a well-balanced community of retail investors that all get an equal share of tokens on offer. Offering the community an equal share helps avoid the 'pump and dump" that so many new IDOs experience.
GPool looks to put forward diverse projects across all industries for the community to consider. We provide the community with everything they need to decide on the viability of a project before going to vote.
- Mandatory KYC
- Detailed project outlines and objectives
- Community AMA sessions
Investors have the flexibility to be absent or get highly involved in any project put forward for review.
GPool can work with projects from any network. Genesis staking platform is interoperable, delivering rewards on any chain.
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